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*Author: René Spronk, on behalf of [http://www.nictiz.nl/ NICTIZ], the Netherlands
 
*Author: René Spronk, on behalf of [http://www.nictiz.nl/ NICTIZ], the Netherlands
  
==Prosposal==
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==Proposal==
 
The Provider Detail Query (PRPM_RM306000UV) allows one to query for matching providers.  
 
The Provider Detail Query (PRPM_RM306000UV) allows one to query for matching providers.  
  
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==Discussion==
 
==Discussion==
 
*20080817 Q4, WGM vancouver, agreed in PA (5-0-2)
 
*20080817 Q4, WGM vancouver, agreed in PA (5-0-2)
*20080818 Given that PROV isn't an appropriate roleclass, the provider topic can't be sued to cover this use-case. The Human Resources topic is more applicable. The motion of yesterday therefore is moot.
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*20080818 Given that PROV isn't an appropriate roleclass, the provider topic can't be used to cover this use-case. The Human Resources topic is more applicable. The motion of yesterday therefore is moot.

Latest revision as of 11:07, 16 January 2010

  • Committee: PAFM
  • Timing: WGM Vancouver, September 2008
  • Author: René Spronk, on behalf of NICTIZ, the Netherlands

Proposal

The Provider Detail Query (PRPM_RM306000UV) allows one to query for matching providers.

In the Dutch national infrastructure the provider.id isn't a unique identifier of a healthcare provider, the tuple (provider.id, scoping organization.id) does form a unique identifier.

I propose that a OrganizationId queryParameter be added to the Provider Detail Query (PRPM_RM306000UV) static model.

Discussion

  • 20080817 Q4, WGM vancouver, agreed in PA (5-0-2)
  • 20080818 Given that PROV isn't an appropriate roleclass, the provider topic can't be used to cover this use-case. The Human Resources topic is more applicable. The motion of yesterday therefore is moot.