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This system supports patient identifier identification across communities, asynchronous processing, and multiple response types for efficient data retrieval. It addresses concerns with adopting PDQ V3 and supports various parameters for streamlined operation. The system ensures accurate identification and correlation of patient data, enabling seamless communication between healthcare providers.
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Requirements summary • Four response types: • No match • Single match • Multiple matches • Request more attributes • Support of patient identifier identification and patient identifier correlation across communities • Allow for asynchronous processing: requestor selected and responder selected
General Issues with adopting PDQ V3 • Review of HL7 V3 Patient Demographics Query resulted in the following questions: • Use of continuation (CP 364 to make optional) • Use of application level ack – bypasses intermediate accept ack • Parameters (next slide) • Support for async operation (real time vs. batch)
PDQ V3 ALL optional Name * Gender * Birthtime * Address ID * Other IDs Scoping organization (see next slide) Consider adding Birth place Telecon Principle Care Provider Mothers maiden name Request Parameter Requirements
Response • PDQ supports 0 or more response entries • No way to request more attributes to help refine the search (??) • Scoping Organization rules requires requester to know the organization prior to the query. Not applicable in XCPI case. • Include birth place in response as optional? • PDQ requires all matches to be returned. XCPI must allow responder to choose a best fit match. • PDQ response required elements • Name • Provider org (PDQ requires HL7 does not) • Query match observation • ID • Birthtime (PDQ requires HL7 does not) • Add to required elements?
Responder Requirements • Response Modality (R=real time, B=Batch) • Query Priority (I=immediate, D=deferred)