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<p> The latest version of the profile document is here:
Redaction Services provides a means to extract pertinent data from an EHR export document, and eliminates the risk of providing more data to a research system than what the protocol authorizes.
ftp://ftp.ihe.net/Quality/2010_2011_YR_4/QRPH%20Technical%20Committee/Profile_Work/Redaction_Services_Profile/</p>


<p> Davera provides this list of reference documents:
 
<ul>  
__TOC__
  <li>IHE Quality, Research and Public Health (QRPH) Technical Framework
 
Supplements:
==Summary==
  <li>Drug Safety Content Profile (DSC)
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  <li>Clinical Research Document (CRD)
Redaction Services is one of a set of profiles that create interoperability between EHRs and specialized research systems, resulting in EHR-enabled research.  Redaction extends the functionality of Retrieve Form for Data-capture (RFD) and Clinical Research Document (CRD) by providing a mechanism for the pre-population of a case report form to be done within the purview of the healthcare site.  This alleviates the potential privacy issues of having the pre-population done by a dedicated research system. 
  <li>QRDA Document Architecture (QRD) Initiative Phase I Final Report
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  <li>CMS Data Submission Specifications utilizing QRDA v 1.1
 
  <li> Statewide Health Information Network for New York Health Information Exchange (HIE) for Public Health Use Case
==Benefits==
  <li>PHDSC, Standards for Public Health Data Exchange: Functional Requirements Standards for Diabetes Care Management and Surveillance
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  <li> IHE IT Infrastructure White Paper: HIE Security and Privacy Through IHE Profiles http://www.ihe.net/Technical_Framework/upload/IHE_ITI_Whitepaper_Security_and_Privacy_of_HIE_2008-08-22-2.pdf
Redaction allows for the labor savings and data quality improvements of pre-population of research case report forms while improving privacy and eliminating concerns of 'over-population' of data, that is providing more data than what the protocol specifies.
  <li>HITSP Public Health Case Reporting Use Case,  http://wiki.hitsp.org/docs/IS11/IS11-3.html
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  <li>HITSP Public Health Case reporting Interoperability specification
 
  <li> IHE Public Health white Paper: BUILDING A ROADMAP FOR HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS INTEROPERABILITY FOR PUBLIC HEALTH (Public Health Uses of Electronic Health Record Data)
==Details==
  <li> Health Quality Measures Format eMeasures: HL7 V3 QM, R1
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HL7 Version 3 Standard: Representation of the Health Quality Measures Format (eMeasure), Release 1 Last Ballot: DSTU Ballot 1 - September 2009
Redaction sets up new actors, an Extraction Specification Manager and the Redactor, to allow the pre-population step to occur within the healthcare sphere of influence.  The extraction specification, which is created by the research system, specifies data elements that are required by the protocol.  The Redactor applies the extraction specification against the EHR export document, which can be defined by either CRD or DSC, and which is provided by the EHR acting as Document Source.  The pre-populated form is returned to the research system, and the is subsequently presented in the EHR using the RFD Retrieve Form step. 
  <li> AHIMA: HIM Principles in Health Information Exchange: Use Case Scenarios appendix to "HIM Principles in Health Information Exchange (AHIMA Practice Brief),"
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Journal of AHIMA 78, no.8 (September 2007): 69-74.
 
</ul>
==Systems Affected==
<ul>
<li> Electronic Health Record
<li> Electronic Data Capture
</ul>
 
==Specification==
 
'''Profile Status:''' [[Comments| Dormant]] 
 
'''Documents:'''
 
''http://ihe.net/Technical_Framework/upload/IHE_QRPH_Suppl_RSP_Rev1-1_TI_2010-08-30.pdf''
 
''' Supporting Standards: '''
 
<ul>
<li> IHE Retrieve Form for Data-capture
<li> HL7 CCD
</ul>
 
[[Category:Profiles]]
[[Category:QRPH Profile]]

Latest revision as of 09:22, 2 August 2017

Redaction Services provides a means to extract pertinent data from an EHR export document, and eliminates the risk of providing more data to a research system than what the protocol authorizes.


Summary

Redaction Services is one of a set of profiles that create interoperability between EHRs and specialized research systems, resulting in EHR-enabled research. Redaction extends the functionality of Retrieve Form for Data-capture (RFD) and Clinical Research Document (CRD) by providing a mechanism for the pre-population of a case report form to be done within the purview of the healthcare site. This alleviates the potential privacy issues of having the pre-population done by a dedicated research system.

Benefits

Redaction allows for the labor savings and data quality improvements of pre-population of research case report forms while improving privacy and eliminating concerns of 'over-population' of data, that is providing more data than what the protocol specifies.

Details

Redaction sets up new actors, an Extraction Specification Manager and the Redactor, to allow the pre-population step to occur within the healthcare sphere of influence. The extraction specification, which is created by the research system, specifies data elements that are required by the protocol. The Redactor applies the extraction specification against the EHR export document, which can be defined by either CRD or DSC, and which is provided by the EHR acting as Document Source. The pre-populated form is returned to the research system, and the is subsequently presented in the EHR using the RFD Retrieve Form step.

Systems Affected

  • Electronic Health Record
  • Electronic Data Capture

Specification

Profile Status: Dormant

Documents:

http://ihe.net/Technical_Framework/upload/IHE_QRPH_Suppl_RSP_Rev1-1_TI_2010-08-30.pdf

Supporting Standards:

  • IHE Retrieve Form for Data-capture
  • HL7 CCD
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