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Normes et spécifications permettant l’échange électronique de l’information sur la santé d’une manière uniforme, sûre et fiable
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Ressources et moyens permettant d'accélérer l'interopérabilité clinique
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LEADERS
Karen Hay, Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
Soma Sarkar, Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
KEY RESOURCES
Public Health Agency of Canada
INFOCENTRAL RESOURCES
Communicable Disease Workgroup Final Deliverables
pan-Canadian Immunization Messaging and Terminology Standards
Clinical Requirements - Immunization Interoperability
Mar Avr 24 @ 1:00PM - 02:00PM Immunization Data Dictionary Working Group |
Mar Mai 01 @ 1:00PM - 02:00PM Immunization Data Dictionary Working Group |
Mar Mai 08 @ 1:00PM - 02:00PM Immunization Data Dictionary Working Group |
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Final documents and materials originating from the Communicable Disease Working Group.
Final documents and materials originating from the Immunization Interoperability Working Group .
Pan-Canadian Standards use Object Identifiers (OIDs) to distinguish between objects by assigning a numeric string that enables other systems to understand the unique information that is being shared between various systems.
Canada Health Infoway has an arrangement in place with HL7 International that allows Infoway to submit OIDs to HL7 International on behalf of Canadian Implementers free of charge. There is a $250 USD fee per OID request if done directly with HL7 International.
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A WebHook is an HTTP callback. When new content is published in the Terminology Gateway, a publishing event will be POSTed to each registered WebHook, notifying their respective owners about the publication.
Individual users can register for WebHook notifications by sending an email to: Cette adresse courriel est protégée contre les robots spammeurs. Vous devez activer le JavaScript pour la visualiser. and specifying the WebHook endpoint. Upon registration, a unique api_id will be assigned to the WebHook. Each notification POSTed by the Terminology Gateway will contain the api_id, allowing the endpoint to verify that the notification was indeed issued by the Terminology Gateway. The api_id must be echoed back by the WebHook endpoint in the body of the notification response.
The WebHook endpoint must serve HTTP requests conforming to the following interface:
{ "api_id": "cb570e5a2748f349f9119431db836b3a23fdb6571afee34c0432d87220f2431b", "base_url": "https://termapi.infoway-inforoute.ca/rest/v1/", "notification_time": "2017110711:07:00", "targets": [ { "id": "2.16.840.1.113883.2.20.6.1", "name": "Canadian Clinical Drug Data Set (CCDD)", "type": "package", "version": "20171016", "effective_date": "20171016", "publication_time": "2017103015:20:23", "message": "Monthly CCDD update for October 2017" }, { "id": "2.16.840.1.113883.2.20.3.443", "name": "PrescribeIT", "type": "package", "version": "LPR2", "effective_date": "20171103", "publication_time": "2017110309:37:22", "message": "PrescriptionMedicinalCode version reflecting the October 2017 CCDD update" } ] }
HTTP Response code: 200 for success, any other response code will be interpreted as an error
Sample HTTP Response Body:
{ "api_id": "cb570e5a2748f349f9119431db836b3a23fdb6571afee34c0432d87220f2431b", "result": "success", "message": "Successful processing of the WebHook notification" }
When receiving an error as a result of a WebHook notification, the Terminology Gateway will retry the notification four times at 15 minutes intervals. If still unsuccessful after four notification attempts, the system will drop the notification and will notify the user by email that the WebHook couldn't be invoked.
Demo code for a sample WebHook endpoint can be found here:
Apelon’s TermWorks is an easy-to-use data mapping solution that is provided by request (free of charge) to individuals who have Standards Access. It brings powerful terminology capabilities directly to the desktop. TermWorks combines Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet software with web services-based terminology processing to give organizations comprehensive mapping capability to SNOMED CT and the Canadian Edition of SNOMED CT.
The Canadian FHIR® Registry supports collaborative development in an effort to accelerate sustainable growth of FHIR, locally and internationally. The registry will be the home of national FHIR profiles recommended for use in Canada, including extensions, value sets, URIs and other useful, commonly used components. It is also host to a growing number of national, jurisdictional and locally shared FHIR projects, and is open to all Canadian implementers.
The Canadian FHIR Registry offers:
The Canadian FHIR Registry blends software development best practices with the requirements of modelling in FHIR, essential to delivering successful project requirements while having continuous access to structure validation, rendering and publishing.
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Supporting the Standards Selection Framework, InfoScribe enables teams to collaboratively create, discuss, and publish digital health solutions from clinical requirements to specifications. Featuring templates, versioning, PDF export, inline commenting and HL7 Explorer integration, InfoScribe improves productivity and accelerates the development of healthcare solutions.
Le Cadre de sélection des normes permet à ses utilisateurs de planifier, de choisir et de documenter des solutions d’interopérabilité depuis l’étape du concept jusqu’à celle de l’implantation. À partir des exigences cliniques établies par les cliniciens jusqu’aux exigences administratives, en passant par les normes et les spécifications techniques, le Cadre se veut un guide complet sur toutes les étapes de la création de solutions d’interopérabilité.
Le Cadre donne aussi à la communauté d’InfoCentral une occasion d’échanger sur les projets d’implantation fructueux, le choix des normes effectué à un moment précis d’un projet et les spécifications qui en ont résulté. La publication des solutions à cet endroit permettra la mise sur pied d’un répertoire de référence canadien.
Terminology Gateway is a web based solution framework that enables the distribution and sharing of terminology concepts, subsets and concept maps, making them available for web browsing, download or real time query.
Browse Terminology Gateway Now
HAPI for HL7 v2 messages is an open-source, object oriented HL7 v2.x parser developed for the Java platform.
Infoway Message ReMixer is a web-based application that allows for the localization of pan-Canadian Standards (pCS) messages to meet jurisdictional requirements, all while maintaining the integrity of the original, standard message.
Terminology Service RESTful APIs enable automated exchange of clinical terminology content and resources. It allows developers to easily implement healthcare applications that programmatically consume codes and subsets without requiring in-depth expertise in the details of terminology.
SNOMED International's SNOMED CT browser allows users to browse and search the SNOMED CT International Edition to explore concepts and relationships. It also provides access to browse national extensions from SNOMED International member countries including the Canadian Edition of SNOMED CT in English and French.
FHIR Terminology Service APIs enable automated exchange of clinical terminology content and resources. It allows developers to easily implement healthcare applications that programmatically consume codes and subsets without requiring in-depth expertize in the fine details of terminology.
Infoway HL7 Explorer is a powerful browser for HL7 v3 structures, vocabulary and references. Used in conjunction with the pan-Canadian releases, HL7 Explorer makes locating details and information more efficient.
In November 2017, the Canadian HL7 InfoCentral community determined that there was no longer any need to do further updates to the pan-Canadian Version 3 messages. As a result, the December 2012 releases of MR02.06.01 and CeRx 4.4.2 are the latest pan-Canadian publications of these standardized messages.
The HL7 Explorer, the Master Terminology Worksheet (MTW) and all other messaging related artifacts are aligned with the latest releases.
Infoway Message Builder allows developers to focus on their business problem by providing APIs that foster quick and easy creation, population and access to HL7v3 requests and responses and CDA documents.
HAPI FHIR® is a simple-but-powerful library for adding FHIR messaging to applications. It is pure Java compatible and licensed under the business-friendly Apache Software License, version 2.0.
Prior to submitting a SNOMED CT request, it is the requestor's responsibility to:
Submit or follow requests to SNOMED CT
Prior to submitting a pCLOCD/LOINC request, it is the requestor's responsibility to:
Submit or follow requests to pCLOCD/LOINC
Prior to submitting a Subset request, it is the requestor's responsibility to:
Submit or follow requests to pan-Canadian Subsets