IHE Cardiology

IHE Cardiology Page 2 Problem Statement <Brief description of the integration problem in one or two paragraphs, from user perspective, derived from Profile Proposal. <If the reader reads nothing else, this intro should convey the gestalt of the problem and its scope. Think of it as the elevator pitch for the Profile (you are in an elevator with the Donald – you have 43 floors to pitch the concept)

IHE Cardiology Page 3 Diagram Transaction A Actor 2 Actor 3 Actor 1 Transaction B Transaction C Actor 4 Transaction D Transaction E Actor 5

IHE Cardiology Page 4 Actors Same as in current Cardiology TF 1:2.3 –Or: Same as in TF –Or: new actor definition …

IHE Cardiology Page 5 Transactions Same as in current Cardiology TF 1:2.4 –Or: Same as in TF –Or: Derived from in TF –Or: new transaction definition …

IHE Cardiology Page 6 Scenario

IHE Cardiology Page 7 In Scope / Out of Scope <Brief scoping statement describing the integration problem boundary. Ideally you want the reader to be able to read this and be capable of judging what is in or out of scope. FeatureIn/Out In Out Note: list functionality especially at borders of what is included/excluded – i.e., included features that could reasonably be descoped by the Technical Committee, or excluded fetures that could be included

IHE Cardiology Page 8 Phased Approach

IHE Cardiology Page 9 Open Issues