Section 1c: FHIR®
Section 3: Implementation Guides
HL7 FHIR® Implementation Guide: Hybrid/Intermediary Exchange, Release 1- US Realm
DESCRIPTION
The Hybrid / Intermediary Exchange FHIR implementation guide provides guidance enabling FHIR REST interactions across one or more intermediaries using a passive approach in which the intermediary is ‘passing through’ the interaction and the requesting actor is not necessarily aware of the presence of the intermediary. Intermediaries in this context are organizations such as clearinghouses, health information exchanges, and similar entities.
See the specification at www.hl7.org/fhir/us/exchange-routing/STU1
ALTERNATIVE NAMES
HL7 FHIR® Implementation Guide: Hybrid/Intermediary Exchange, Release 1- US Realm may also go by the following names or acronyms:
"HL7 FHIR® IG: Hybrid/Intermediary Exchange, R1", Hybrid / Intermediary Exchange, Intermediary Exchange, exchange-routing, FAST
BENEFITS
- Enables those hosting FHIR endpoints to gain increased cloud scalability, protection from various attack vectors, operational support, resilience and other benefits by employing an intermediary as described in this implementation guide.
RELATED DOCUMENTS
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HL7 FHIR® Implementation Guide: Hybrid/Intermediary Exchange, Release 1- US Realm |
STU DOCUMENTS
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HL7 FHIR® Implementation Guide: Hyubrid/Intermediary Exchange, Release 1 STU1 - US Realm See the standard at http://hl7.org/fhir/us/exchange-routing/STU1. | (Submit Feedback on STU) |
BALLOT TYPE
- STU
STATUS DATE
2022-09-26RESPONSIBLE WORK GROUP
PRODUCT TYPE
- Implementation Guide
STAKEHOLDERS
- Clinical and Public Health Laboratories
- EHR, PHR Vendors
- Emergency Services Providers
- Health Care IT Vendors
- Healthcare Institutions
- HIS Vendors
- Immunization Registries
- Lab Vendors
- Local and State Departments of Health
- Medical Imaging Service Providers
- Payors
- Quality Reporting Agencies
- Regulatory Agency
FAMILY
- FHIR
CURRENT STATE
- Active
REALM
- US Realm