1. Bill Majurski National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)‏ IT Infrastructure: Profiles for Health Information Exchange

2. Affinity Domain Profiles

3. HIE Profiles Categories of Profiles Basic XDS Cross Community Point-to-Point Notification Patient ID Management All focus on or support Document Sharing

4. What is XDS? XDS is Cross-Enterprise Document Sharing Cross-Enterprise – Elements can be owned by different organizations Document Sharing – Elements of patient record organized as 'Documents'

5. Basic XDS XDS.a - Original XDS.b – Updated technology

6. Cross Community XCA – Cross Community Access

7. Point-to-Point XDM – Media Interchange (email, CD, etc.)‏ XDR – Reliable networking

8. Notification NAV – Notification of Document Availability

9. Patient ID Management PDQ – Patient Demographics Query PIX – Patient Identifier Cross-Referencing

10. What is a Document? Cross-Enterprise Document Sharing What is a Document? Collection of bytes Persistent/Unchangeable Documented Format

11. What We Will Not Discuss Document Content Format Security These are covered in other talks

12. XDS Content XDS does not define content...just like your PC filesystem does not define file types PDF, Word, Text, JPEG files are just collections of bytes. The file type is what links the file to an application. XDS Content Profiles define what the bytes mean

13. XDS Content Profiles Content Profiles define document formats and XDS extensions for specific applications: –XDS-MS: Medical Summaries –BPPC: Basic Patient Privacy Consents –XPHR: Exchange of Personal Health Record Content –PPHP: Pre-procedure History and Physical –EDR: Emergency Department Referral –XDS-SD: Scanned Documents –XDS-Lab: Lab Reports –XDS-I: DICOM Images

14. Security is still required –ATNA: Audit Trail and Node Authentication Basic security functions: centralized audit trail, authentication of systems (not users), optional encryption for transport connections Required by IHE for all XDS implementations

15. What are we defining? IHE Profiles are NOT an architecture It is a collection of architectural components To build into new or existing systems To aid in integration

16. Focus of XDS XDS: Cross-enterprise Document Sharing –Store, register, find and access medical documents of any type –The basic foundation for the “XDS Family of IPs” ATNA: Audit Trail and Node Authentication –Basic security functions: centralized audit trail, authentication of systems (not users), optional encryption for transport connections –Required by IHE for all XDS implementations

17. XDS Support Profiles PIX: Patient Identifier Cross-referencing –managing multiple local Patient IDs per patient –look-up service for cross references –support for Master Patient Index (MPI)‏ PDQ: Patient Demographics Query –find Patient ID based on name, birthdate, sex etc. CT: Consistent Time –synchronize all systems to common time –needed for audit trail, access rights etc.

18. XDS Support Profiles XDR: XDS Reliable Interchange –point-to-point exchange of clinical documents, e. g. through e-Mail XDM: XDS Media Interchange –exchange of clinical documents on storage media (CD-R, DVD-R etc.)‏ XCA: Cross-Community Access (in the works)‏ –federation of multiple XDS installations XUA: Cross-enterprise User Authentication (in the works)‏ –user authentication in a distributed system

19. XDS Cross-enterprise Document Sharing

20. XDS Big Picture Transactions and Actors Metadata How it integrates with PIX/PDQ Common configurations

21. XDS: Big Picture Provide support for document-based patient EHR Support for document storage within existing products Provide support for indexing of patient documents Support query and retrieval of patient documents Scalable architecture

22. XDS: Big Picture Points of view EHR-CR : Care-delivery Record –Patient information –Managed by a Care Delivery Organization EHR-LR : Longitudinal Record –Documents shared by EHR-CR(s)‏ –Tracked by Registry Clinical Affinity Domain : –Group of healthcare enterprises (EHR-CR)‏ –Common set of policies –Share a single registry Archival

23. XDS: Big Picture Foundation for Health IT Infrastructures: Shared Electronic Health Record, in a community, region, etc. Effective means to contribute and access: clinical documents across health enterprises. Scalable sharing of documents: between private physicians, clinics, long term care, pharmacy, acute care with different clinical IT systems. Easy access: Care providers are offered means to query and retrieve clinical documents of interest.

24. XDS: Big Picture Distributed: Each Care delivery organization “publishes” clinical information for others. Actual documents may remain in the source system. Cross-Enterprise: A Registry provides an index for published documents that can be queried! Document Centric: Published clinical data is organized into “clinical documents”. using agreed standard document types (HL7- CDA/CCD, PDF, DICOM, etc.)‏

25. XDS: Big Picture Document Content Neutral: Document content is processed only by source and consumer systems. Infrastructure is generic. Standardized Registry Attributes: Documents are described by standardized set of attributes. Standardized queries supported by all vendors.

26. XDS Actors Document Source Document Repository Document Registry Document Consumer

27. Document Source Has document to store Creates description (metadata) for document Submits

28. Document Repository Accepts document and metadata from Document Source Stores document Forwards metadata to Document Registry Later, reproduces document on request (allows retrieval)‏

29. Document Registry Accepts metadata from Repository Stored metadata Accepts queries about metadata Returns metadata matching queries

30. Document Consumer Generates queries to Registry Accepts metadata back from Registry Displays list of documents for user to choose from (probably)‏ When user selects document from list, retrieves and displays document

31. XDS Transaction Diagram Patient Identity Source Document Registry Document Repository Document Source Document Consumer Patient Identity Feed Query Documents Retrieve Document Provide and Register Document Set Register Document Set

32. Patient Registration Patient Identity Source Document Registry Patient Identity Feed

33. Document Submission Document Registry Document Repository Document Source Provide and Register Document Set Register Document Set

34. Query and Retrieve Document Registry Document Repository Document Consumer Query Documents Retrieve Document Register Document Set

35. XDS Actors Document Source –Source of documents and metadata about documents Document Repository –Stores documents, requests indexing in Document Registry, supports retrieval Document Registry –Indexes documents, supports search Patient Identity Source –Feeds identity of known patients to Document Registry Document Consumer –Initiates search and retrieval for consumer of documents

36. Metadata Objects Metadata is data stored in the Registry Document - represents a real document Submission Set - included in all submissions to document the submitted “package” Folder - for grouping documents (directory metaphor)‏ Association - Links other objects together

37. Object Structure Each Metadata Object has internal structure ebRIM standard coding used (XML)‏

38. Submission Set Document Association (HasMember)‏ Single Document Submission Envelope Contents Metadata

39. Submission Set Attributes Author –person, role, specialty, institution Title, comments, submission time Availability Status –Submitted or Approved Coded elements –contentType (type of clinical activity)‏ Identifiers –Patient ID, Source ID, Unique ID, UUID

40. Document Attributes Author –Person, role, specialty, institution Legal Authenticator Title, comments, creation time, service start/stop time Availability Status –Submitted, Approved, Deprecated Identifiers –Patient ID, Unique ID, UUID Demographics –Source Patient ID, Patient Demographics

41. Document Attributes (cont)‏ Coded Values –Kind of Document Class Code (general catagory)‏ Type Code (more detail)‏ –Event Code (main clinical event)‏ –Healthcare Facility Type –Practice Setting Type –Confidentiality Code Technical Details –MIME Type –Format Code (more detail)‏ –Size –Hash –URI –Language

42. Document Attributes (cont)‏ Document Metadata points to Document in Repository

43. Association Attributes Type –HasMember –RPLC (Replace)‏ –APND (Appends)‏ –XFRM (Transformation)‏ –Signs SubmissionSetStatus –Original or Reference Pointers –sourceObject, targetObject

44. Multiple Document Submission Submission Set Document Association (HasMember)‏ Document Association (HasMember)‏

45. Submission Set Status = Approved Document Status = Approved Association (HasMember)‏ Submission Set Status = Approved Document Status = Approved Association (HasMember)‏ Association (RPLC)‏ Document Status = Approved Status = Deprecated Document Replacement

46. Digital Signature Clinical Document Stored in Repository –Indexed in Registry Digital Signature (Document) Stored in Repository –Indexed in Registry How is Signature “attached” to Clinical Document?

47. Digital Signature (DSG Profile)‏ Submission Set Status = Approved Clinical Document Status = Approved Association (HasMember)‏ Submission Set Status = Approved Signature Document Status = Approved Association (HasMember)‏ Association (Signs)‏

48. XDS Metadata handling Patient Identity Source Document Registry Document Repository Document Source Document Consumer Patient Identity Feed Query Documents Retrieve Document Provide and Register Document Set Register Document Set Generates Stores Interprets Adds

49. XDS Options Options center around Document Source actor Basic operations Submit single document Replace existing document Optional features Off-line mode Multi-document submission Document life-cycle management –Submit addendum or transformation of document Folder management –Create folder, add to folder

50. Affinity Domain Set of organizations/systems organized around a single Registry Common set of Codes Single Patient ID Domain Involves business and legal agreements Security model/agreements

51. Enterprise Imaging Center Hospital B Hospital A Emergency Room PCP Patient Admin Repository Cross- Enterprise Document Registry (XDS)‏ Cross- Enterprise Document Registry (XDS)‏ XDS Example

52. Healthcare Content Standards HL7 CDA, CEN EHRcom HL7, ASTM CCR DICOM … Internet Standards HTML, HTTP, ISO, PDF, JPEG … Electronic Business Standards ebXML, SOAP … XDS: Standards Used

53. XDS Infrastructure Standards OASIS/ebXML –Registry Information Model v2.0 Basis of XDS Registry Information Model –Registry Services Specifications v2.0 Registry Services –Messaging Services Specifications v2.0 Offline protocols ISO/IEC 9075 Database Language SQL –Registry Query Language SOAP with Attachments –Protocol for communication with XDS Registries and Repositories SHA-1 [FIPS 180-1] –Document Hashes

54. XDS: Standards Used XDS Infrastructure Standards (cont)‏ HL7 Version 2.3.1 –Messages for Patient Identity Management HL7 Version 2.5 –Datatypes for XDS Registry Attribute values HL7 CDA Release 1 –XDS Document concept definition –Source of XDS Document Entry Attributes DICOM, ASTM CCR, HL7 CDA Release 2, CEN EHRcom –Sources of XDS Document Entry Attributes

55. XDS: Standards Used HTTP –Protocol for Retrieve Document –Online SOAP bindings SMTP –Offline ebMS bindings IETF –Language Identifiers MIME –Document Type codes UTF-8 –Encoding of Registry Attributes XDS Infrastructure Standards (cont)‏

56. Two “categories” of standards used XDS Infrastructure XDS Content XDS: Standards Used

57. XDS Content Profiles Outside scope of XDS; layer on top of XDS Content Profiles –Document use cases and translation of document content into registry metadata –Publishable separately –Generated (mostly) by other committees (PCC, Radiology, Lab etc)‏ Of concern only to Document Source and Document Consumer actors Base standards for Content Profiles include: HL7 CDA, DICOM, ASTM CCR

58. XDS: PIX/PDQ integration Patient Identity Feed (PIX)‏ –Notification from ADT system to Document Registry of patient admission/registration –Submission to Registry requires validated patient ID –Affinity Domain Patient ID Patient Demographics Query (PDQ)‏ –Identify patient based on query of demographic information –Needed by Document Source: assign correct patient ID –Needed by Document Consumer: query against correct patient ID

59. XDS: Related Infrastructure Profiles Notification of Availability (NAV)‏ –Send notification that documents are available Digital Signature (DSG)‏ –Signing of documents in repository/registry Stored Query (transaction)‏ –New query transaction for XDS Cross-Enterprise Document Media Interchange (XDM)‏ –XDS content on media (CD etc)‏ Cross-Enterprise Document Reliable Interchange (XDR)‏ –XDS content over point-to-point connection

60. XDS Query Catalog supported by Stored Query

61. Stored Query Defines a collection of queries –Name –Function/purpose they serve –Parameters they accept Must be supported by all XDS Registries!

62. Query Types Primary queries –Based on Patient ID Secondary queries –Based on registry identifiers

63. Primary Queries FindDocuments –Find documents for a patient FindSubmissionSets –Find submission sets for a patient GetAll –Get everything known about a patient Each have parameters to restrict documents ‘found’

64. Secondary Queries GetDocuments –Given the ids of the documents GetFolders –Given the ids of the folders GetAssociations –Related to a given document/folder/submission set

65. Secondary Queries (cont)‏ GetDocumentsAndAssociations –Combines GetDocuments and GetAssociations queries GetSubmissionSets –For a collection of documents and/or folders GetSubmissionSetAndContents –Given the id of the submission set, return its contents

66. Secondary Queries (cont)‏ GetFolderAndContents –Given the id of a folder return the folder and its contents GetFoldersForDocument –Given the id of a document return all folders that ‘contain’ the document GetRelatedDocuments –Given the id of a document return all documents that are related to the document through an association

67. XDS.a vs XDS.b XDS.a Older standards Registry (ebRIM/ebRS 2.1)‏ Web Services (SOAP w Attachments)‏ Most transactions are WS HTTP Retrieve XDS.b Newer Standards Registry (ebRIM/ebRS 3.0)‏ Web Services (Addressing, MTOM/XOP)‏ All transactions are WS WS Retrieve

68. XDS Configurations Understanding how the actors work together

69. XDS Transaction Diagram Patient Identity Source Document Registry Document Repository Document Source Document Consumer Patient Identity Feed Query Documents Retrieve Document Provide and Register Document Set Register Document Set

70. Source/Consumer Grouping A single 'workstation' that can submit and access content.

71. XDS Transaction Diagram Patient Identity Source Document Registry Document Repository Document Source Document Consumer Patient Identity Feed Query Documents Retrieve Document Provide and Register Document Set Register Document Set

72. Registry/Repository Grouping Affinity Domain could offer a central Repository along with Registry to serve facilities that do not have local Repository.

73. XDS Transaction Diagram Patient Identity Source Document Registry Document Repository Document Source Document Consumer Patient Identity Feed Query Documents Retrieve Document Provide and Register Document Set Register Document Set

74. Source/Repository Grouping A source of documents could be an existing EHR which Registers documents in Registry Allows document retrieval via Retrieve Document transaction Stores information internally in non- document formats Must manage document persistence

75. What is a Document? Content/Documents have 3 formats: –Storage –Transfer/interface –Display XDS constrains the transfer/interface through Content Profiles –Use of IHE published Content Profiles is a local choice. It is not required by XDS. Transfer/interface formats are chosen locally by Affinity Domain IHE only makes recommendations