The following design constraints and assumptions for the Pan Canadian Patient Summary Interoperability Specifications v1 Trial Implementation
- All Use Case Actors/Users are logged into the system. The Use Case Actors/Users are authenticated and appropriately authorized for all data exchange transactions.
- Our recommendation is that the Use Case Actors/Users obtain a valid access token from the Authorization Server that is used within each transaction and is based on the IUA IHE Profile.
- Patient Summary-CA is created from local data sources for Release 1
- There may be exceptions to the source data of some of the data domains of the Patient Summary-CA across jurisdictions in Canada. For example, for some jurisdictions, the immunization data will be pulled from the provincial immunization repository.
- The implementation pattern in-scope for Release 1 will be based on the MHD IHE Profile. Additional details about this profile can be found in pan-Canadian Patient Summary – Companion Guide to Reference Architecture v1.
Additional information on design constraints and assumptions can be found in the Patient Summary – Companion Guide to Use Cases and Definitions.
Actor Mapping to Interoperability Specification
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