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Release Notes
Initial release of the Proposed Pan-Canadian Reference Architecture for public comment.How to Provide Feedback
The Public Review period for the Reference Architecture v0.1.0 DFT is now open!
The timeline for Public Review is: September 9 - 21, 2022.
You may review the Reference Architecture (RA) in the following formats:
- Download the RA in PDF format from the corresponding links on the Release page.
- Review the RA in InfoScribe, from the corresponding link on the Release page.
How to submit your feedback:
- All Collaborators are invited to document comments using the Public Review Comments RA v0.1.0 DFT spreadsheet, available here.
- Send an email to [email protected], with Subject Line "RA", including the Comments spreadsheet as an attachment.
- We kindly ask that each organization submit all comments within one spreadsheet submission.
- Upon submission, you will receive an acknowledgement email with a reference number. Our team will complete a review of all comments, determine the appropriate disposition for each item and incorporate changes and backlog items for a future release.
For questions, please contact us at [email protected]
Release Notes
- New Release!
RA v0.1.0 DFT is the first release of the Reference Architecture (RA), to support interoperability. This release supports the reference architecture requirements as referenced by the PS-CA v1.0.0 TI Candidate and the CA:FeX v1.0.0 TI Candidate
The Reference Architecture (RA) is intended as an evolving blueprint of service availability that supports a broader interoperability landscape, not limited to patient summaries. Its purpose is to facilitate multi-stakeholder dialogue, collaboration, and convergence towards common, open standards. It is a conceptual technical view that provides a common vocabulary and a set of actors and transactions representing typical components in a digital health ecosystem (public and private sector solutions). It is a combination of building blocks adopted from international standards development bodies and Canadian developed implementation patterns.
- Moved the IHE Profiles and other core reference architecture concepts from the PS-CA and CA:FeX Specifications into the new RA (i.e., this release).
- Defined new Canadian Implementation Guidance for the IHE Profiles ATNA (CA:Sec and CA:Aud), CT and IUA
Specific comments and questions related to the Proposed pan-Canadian Reference Architecture should be made via the Infoway Infodesk: [email protected]
Options for commenting on the Proposed pan-Canadian Reference Architecture:
- You may download the Proposed pan-Canadian Reference Architecture in PDF format from the link above. Using the PDF Comments feature, add your comments directly to the PDF, Save and attach to the email.
- You may review the Proposed pan-Canadian Reference Architecture online from the link above. Create our own document of questions (e.g., using MS Word) and attach the document to the email.
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