Difference between revisions of "CP IHE Foundation"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| + | == Businedd Outcomes == | ||
| + | The business outcomes describe how a CP IHE Foundation typically contributes to activities in the healthcare enterprise | ||
| + | |||
| + | |||
| + | A competent CP IHE Foundation will: | ||
| + | |||
| + | * provide training and introduce teams into the concepts of IHE | ||
| + | |||
| + | * support teams in planning, implementing and testing software based on IHE profiles | ||
| + | * assess the available IHE related skills within a team, identify gaps, provide guidance on how missing knowledge can be acquired | ||
| + | * identify components in existing IT systems that conform to IHE profiles | ||
| + | * conceptualise IHE based extensions of existing IT systems | ||
| + | * support teams to identify and understand the base standards that are necessary to implement IT systems based on IHE | ||
| + | * plan, manage and perform pre-Connectathon and Connectathon testing of IT systems | ||
| + | * adress issues that arise during implemetation and answer them using IHE resources and contacts | ||
| + | |||
| + | * follow the continuous extension and development of TFs within IHE | ||
| + | * contribute to IHE profile development, representing the requirements of the institution | ||
| + | |||
| + | * perform a market analysis of products and vendors regarding conformance to IHE profiles | ||
| + | * negotiate specific issues of IHE conformance e.g during procurement, development or maintenance | ||
| + | * map user and system requirements to IHE profiles throughout the software life cycle | ||
| + | |||
| + | |||
| + | |||
| + | |||
| + | === IT Infrastructure === | ||
| + | * provide an overview of the main IT Infrastructure TF profiles | ||
| + | * understand and explain the XDS profile including the concept of XDS metadata | ||
| + | * explain the difference between XDR, XDM and XDS profiles and their interrelation | ||
| + | * explain the IHE Cross-Community profiles XCA, XCPD | ||
| + | * explain the concepts of Identity Management in IHE in the PIX and PDQ profiles | ||
| + | * explain the concept of a Healthcare Provider Directory | ||
| + | * understand and explain the relation between IHE IT TF and real world EHR architectures | ||
| + | * understand and explain the concepts of the Cross-Enterprise Document Workflow (XDW) profile | ||
| + | * understand and explain the basic concepts of IT TF base standards: HL7 V3, CDA, HL7V2.X, OASIS | ||
| + | * understand and explain the nomenclatures and coding systems used in IHE IT TF: LOINC, SnomedCT, ICD, HL7 codes | ||
| + | |||
| + | |||
| + | === Security, Privacy === | ||
| + | * understand and explain the basics of IT-Security : CIA-Triad, Encryption, digital signatures, certificates, Authorization Models, Policies, federated identity management | ||
| + | * explain the base standards and technologies and as they are used in the IHE Security Profiles: SAML, WS-Trust, XACML | ||
| + | * understand and explain the IHE profiles CT, ATNA, XUA, BPPC | ||
| + | |||
| + | |||
| + | === Radiology === | ||
| + | * understand and explain the IHE Radiology Scheduled Workflow (SWF) profile | ||
| + | * provide an overview of the Radiology TF | ||
| + | * understand and explain the use of XDS-I for sharing images | ||
| + | |||
| + | |||
| + | === Laboratory === | ||
| + | * provide an overview of the Laboratory Testing Workflow (LTW), Laboratory Device Automation (LDA), and Laboratory Analytical Workflow (LAW) profiles | ||
| + | |||
| + | |||
| + | === Procurement, Management === | ||
| + | * conduct simple and advanced browsing in the CAT results matrix and product registry | ||
| + | * | ||
| + | |||
| + | |||
== Learning Outcomes == | == Learning Outcomes == | ||
The following levels of learning outcomes are used, in the order of complexity: | The following levels of learning outcomes are used, in the order of complexity: | ||
| Line 30: | Line 90: | ||
=== Security, Privacy === | === Security, Privacy === | ||
| − | * understand explain the basics of IT-Security : CIA-Triad, Encryption, digital signatures, certificates, Authorization Models, Policies, federated identity management | + | * understand and explain the basics of IT-Security : CIA-Triad, Encryption, digital signatures, certificates, Authorization Models, Policies, federated identity management |
* explain the base standards and technologies and as they are used in the IHE Security Profiles: SAML, WS-Trust, XACML | * explain the base standards and technologies and as they are used in the IHE Security Profiles: SAML, WS-Trust, XACML | ||
* understand and explain the IHE profiles CT, ATNA, XUA, BPPC | * understand and explain the IHE profiles CT, ATNA, XUA, BPPC | ||
Revision as of 09:45, 21 January 2015
Businedd Outcomes
The business outcomes describe how a CP IHE Foundation typically contributes to activities in the healthcare enterprise
A competent CP IHE Foundation will:
- provide training and introduce teams into the concepts of IHE
- support teams in planning, implementing and testing software based on IHE profiles
- assess the available IHE related skills within a team, identify gaps, provide guidance on how missing knowledge can be acquired
- identify components in existing IT systems that conform to IHE profiles
- conceptualise IHE based extensions of existing IT systems
- support teams to identify and understand the base standards that are necessary to implement IT systems based on IHE
- plan, manage and perform pre-Connectathon and Connectathon testing of IT systems
- adress issues that arise during implemetation and answer them using IHE resources and contacts
- follow the continuous extension and development of TFs within IHE
- contribute to IHE profile development, representing the requirements of the institution
- perform a market analysis of products and vendors regarding conformance to IHE profiles
- negotiate specific issues of IHE conformance e.g during procurement, development or maintenance
- map user and system requirements to IHE profiles throughout the software life cycle
IT Infrastructure
- provide an overview of the main IT Infrastructure TF profiles
- understand and explain the XDS profile including the concept of XDS metadata
- explain the difference between XDR, XDM and XDS profiles and their interrelation
- explain the IHE Cross-Community profiles XCA, XCPD
- explain the concepts of Identity Management in IHE in the PIX and PDQ profiles
- explain the concept of a Healthcare Provider Directory
- understand and explain the relation between IHE IT TF and real world EHR architectures
- understand and explain the concepts of the Cross-Enterprise Document Workflow (XDW) profile
- understand and explain the basic concepts of IT TF base standards: HL7 V3, CDA, HL7V2.X, OASIS
- understand and explain the nomenclatures and coding systems used in IHE IT TF: LOINC, SnomedCT, ICD, HL7 codes
Security, Privacy
- understand and explain the basics of IT-Security : CIA-Triad, Encryption, digital signatures, certificates, Authorization Models, Policies, federated identity management
- explain the base standards and technologies and as they are used in the IHE Security Profiles: SAML, WS-Trust, XACML
- understand and explain the IHE profiles CT, ATNA, XUA, BPPC
Radiology
- understand and explain the IHE Radiology Scheduled Workflow (SWF) profile
- provide an overview of the Radiology TF
- understand and explain the use of XDS-I for sharing images
Laboratory
- provide an overview of the Laboratory Testing Workflow (LTW), Laboratory Device Automation (LDA), and Laboratory Analytical Workflow (LAW) profiles
Procurement, Management
- conduct simple and advanced browsing in the CAT results matrix and product registry
Learning Outcomes
The following levels of learning outcomes are used, in the order of complexity:
- reproduce and explain
- apply and implement
- analyse and develop
A competent CPs IHE Foundation should be able to:
IHE Basics
- understand the main concepts of IHE (actors, transactions,...), the document structure of IHE technical frameworks.
- understand the structure and processes of IHE especially for developing the technical frameworks
- understand the structure and processes of IHE for testing at the Connectathon
- understand and generate integration statements
- explain the IHE domains
- research information from IHE sources: IHE homepage, Wiki, FTP
IT Infrastructure
- provide an overview of the main IT Infrastructure TF profiles
- understand and explain the XDS profile including the concept of XDS metadata
- explain the difference between XDR, XDM and XDS profiles and their interrelation
- explain the IHE Cross-Community profiles XCA, XCPD
- explain the concepts of Identity Management in IHE in the PIX and PDQ profiles
- explain the concept of a Healthcare Provider Directory
- understand and explain the relation between IHE IT TF and real world EHR architectures
- understand and explain the concepts of the Cross-Enterprise Document Workflow (XDW) profile
- understand and explain the basic concepts of IT TF base standards: HL7 V3, CDA, HL7V2.X, OASIS
- understand and explain the nomenclatures and coding systems used in IHE IT TF: LOINC, SnomedCT, ICD, HL7 codes
Security, Privacy
- understand and explain the basics of IT-Security : CIA-Triad, Encryption, digital signatures, certificates, Authorization Models, Policies, federated identity management
- explain the base standards and technologies and as they are used in the IHE Security Profiles: SAML, WS-Trust, XACML
- understand and explain the IHE profiles CT, ATNA, XUA, BPPC
Radiology
- understand and explain the IHE Radiology Scheduled Workflow (SWF) profile
- provide an overview of the Radiology TF
- understand and explain the use of XDS-I for sharing images
Laboratory
- provide an overview of the Laboratory Testing Workflow (LTW), Laboratory Device Automation (LDA), and Laboratory Analytical Workflow (LAW) profiles
Procurement, Management
- conduct simple and advanced browsing in the CAT results matrix and product registry