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The release cycle will include a 3 stage review and feedback process, as presented in the infographic below, with a goal of one major release per fiscal year.
Types of releases will include:
- Draft: Content published for review and feedback
- Trial Implementation: Content published for a small-scale implementation. It contains a subset of the broader set of use cases, actors & transactions and content data model, which will be enhanced over the lifecycle of the PS-CA roadmap.
- Final: Final published version for implementation.
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PS-CA ReleasesThe following table contains a list of the PS-CA Releases. To read the details of a specific release, including release notes, click on the Release Title name to be re-directed to the specific page containing the release details.
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General Release Information
The pan-Canadian Patient Summary Implementable Specification (PS-CA) is published to a public space within InfoScribe and is also available as a downloadable document. A link to the online published content and the downloadable documentation will be published with each release.
Release information for each release is contained in the corresponding PS-CA Release page. Please refer to the PS-CA Releases table above for links to specific release content.
Release Cycle
The release cycle will include a 3 stage review and feedback process, as presented in the infographic below, with a goal of one major release per fiscal year.
Types of releases will include:
- Draft: Content published for review and feedback
- Trial Implementation: Content published for a small-scale implementation. It contains a subset of the broader set of use cases, actors & transactions and content data model, which will be enhanced over the lifecycle of the PS-CA roadmap.
- Final: Final published version for implementation.
How to Provide Feedback
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Terms of Use
Use of the Interoperability Program content is bound by the Terms of Use as defined on InfoCentral.
Table of Contents
| Table of Contents | ||||
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| Info | ||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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PS-CA ReleasesThe following table contains a list of the PS-CA Releases. To read the details of a specific release, including release notes, click on the Release Title name to be re-directed to the specific page containing the release details.
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General Release Information
The pan-Canadian Patient Summary Implementable Specification (PS-CA) is published to a public space within InfoScribe and is also available as a downloadable document. A link to the online published content and the downloadable documentation will be published with each release.
Release information for each release is contained in the corresponding PS-CA Release page. Please refer to the PS-CA Releases table above for links to specific release content.
Release Cycle
The release cycle will include a 3 stage review and feedback process, as presented in the infographic below, with a goal of one major release per fiscal year.
Types of releases will include:
- Draft: Content published for review and feedback
- Trial Implementation: Content published for a small-scale implementation. It contains a subset of the broader set of use cases, actors & transactions and content data model, which will be enhanced over the lifecycle of the PS-CA roadmap.
- Final: Final published version for implementation.
How to Provide Feedback
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Terms of Use
Use of the Interoperability Program content is bound by the Terms of Use as defined on InfoCentral.
Table of Contents
| Table of Contents | ||||
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| Info | ||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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PS-CA ReleasesThe following table contains a list of the PS-CA Releases. To read the details of a specific release, including release notes, click on the Release Title name to be re-directed to the specific page containing the release details.
|
General Release Information
The pan-Canadian Patient Summary Implementable Specification (PS-CA) is published to a public space within InfoScribe and is also available as a downloadable document. A link to the online published content and the downloadable documentation will be published with each release.
Release information for each release is contained in the corresponding PS-CA Release page. Please refer to the PS-CA Releases table above for links to specific release content.
Release Cycle
The release cycle will include a 3 stage review and feedback process, as presented in the infographic below, with a goal of one major release per fiscal year.
Types of releases will include:
- Draft: Content published for review and feedback
- Trial Implementation: Content published for a small-scale implementation. It contains a subset of the broader set of use cases, actors & transactions and content data model, which will be enhanced over the lifecycle of the PS-CA roadmap.
- Final: Final published version for implementation.
How to Provide Feedback
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