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National E-Health Transition Authority www.nehta.gov.au ATS 5822 – eHealth Secure Message Delivery A.K.A. SMD The Future is E-Health

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The Future is E-Health. ATS 5822 – eHealth Secure Message Delivery. A.K.A. SMD. Introduction. Development of SMD Specification overview Ongoing work. Development of SMD specification. SMD was the result of a collaborative development process NEHTA medical software industry (MSIA) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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National E-Health Transition Authority

www.nehta.gov.au

ATS 5822 – eHealth Secure Message DeliveryA.K.A. SMD

The Future isE-Health

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www.nehta.gov.au

Introduction

Development of SMD

Specification overview

Ongoing work

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Development of SMD specification

SMD was the result of a collaborative development process• NEHTA• medical software industry (MSIA)• standards community (Standards Australia IT14-06)

ATS 5822 – eHealth Secure Message Delivery published March 2010

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Starting point

• Apply NEHTA secure messaging specifications in a meaningful way for GPs (PIP)

• Engage vendors to find an agreeable solution• NEHTA content specifications not ready• Existing NEHTA secure messaging specifications were

profiles, that is, not directly implementable

The Future isE-Health

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PIP Process

The Future isE-Health

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Scope and Key Requirements

• Any-to-any connectivity• Content-agnostic messaging• Explicit support for messaging hubs (intermediaries)• Private clinical information not visible to hubs• Allow existing business models

(e.g. per-message billing)• Minimal infrastructure dependencies• Usable for to-be-defined, content-specific interactions

The Future isE-Health

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Use case: direct messaging

The Future isE-Health

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Use case: receiver intermediary

The Future isE-Health

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Use case: two intermediaries

The Future isE-Health

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Use case: immediate response

The Future isE-Health

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Ongoing work - implementation

• Refine, re-test and publish NEHTA’s free open-source SMD implementation

• Provide technical assistance to other parties implementing the SMD specification (software vendors, jurisdictions)

• Work with industry to establish independent conformance testing capability (test specs, test tools, assessment scheme)

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Ongoing work – standards

• Harmonise SMD with IHE XDR profile• Collaboration with IHE International under auspices of

Standards Australia • Refine SMD specification based on implementation

experience and progress toward full Australian Standard• Under auspices of Standards Australia IT14-06