RE: [ohf-dev] Plan for 2006 - IHE actors

["Don Jorgenson" <djorgenson@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Grahame,

The following seems a little clearer to me (reducing ambiguity or moving it
around is probably the most we can hope for):

* Patient Identity Source (PIX/XDS)
* Patient Identifier Cross-Reference Consumer (PIX)
* Patient Demographics Consumer (PDQ)
* Document Source (XDS)
* Document Consumer (XDS)
* Secure Node (ATNA)
  --[Record Audit Event](as Secure Node service) 
* Time Client (Consistent Time)
* Document Digital Signature (DSG)
  --Content Profile (associated with other Document Source actors) 

Link to DSG Contend Profile (For Trial Implementation):
http://www.ihe.net/Technical_Framework/upload/IHE_ITI_TF-Supplement_Digital_
Signature-TI_2005-08-15.pdf 

Don

-----Original Message-----
From: ohf-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:ohf-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Grahame Grieve
Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 4:07 AM
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Subject: [ohf-dev] Plan for 2006 - IHE actors

during the FTF meeting, we began discussing the IHE actors to which we
commit to in the plan, but abandoned the discussion when it became clear
that considerable word smithing was required, but we all roughly agreed with
the content. So now it's time for the word-smithing.

The current plan, as I edited it during the FTF, reads like this:

This year, we will release preliminary implementations of the following IHE
profiles:
* IHE XDS Profile (Source & Consumer Actors)
* PIX & PDQ
* Consistent Time
* Document Digitial Signature
* ATNA (client side)
* Document Availability Notification


To remove ambiguity, I suggest that we list each actor we will implement,
along with the profile and maybe transaction, like so:

* Patient Identity Source (PIX/XDS)
* Patient Identifier Cross-Reference Consumer (PIX)
* Time Client (Consistent Time)
* Patient Demographics Consumer (PDQ)
* -- [Record Audit Event] (ATNA)
* Document Source (XDS)
* Document Consumer (XDS)

Don, I couldn't find the other document ones in my IHE documents, and I am
on a plane so I can't follow it up - what am I missing?

Grahame