Difference between revisions of "Permissions Catalog: Recommendations for Reuse"
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| − | The following diagram shows the trigger events and the states that correspond to the healthcare work flow for healthcare object (e.g. Act). For example, an order may be created, activated, then canceled. Similarly an order may be created, activate, revised, and eventually | + | The following diagram shows the trigger events and the states that correspond to the healthcare work flow for healthcare object (e.g. Act). For example, an order may be created, activated, then canceled. Similarly an order may be created, activate, revised, and eventually completed. |
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| + | The following diagram is an extract from HL7 RIM reference documentation and illustrates how HL7 defines "healthcare trigger events" and it illustrates that the objects | ||
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Revision as of 20:05, 25 August 2008
The current Permissions Catalog for Role-Based Access Control specifies a set of normative permissions that specify operations that may be applied to a variety of object types.
The permission catalog is a normative specification and it is available for download.
- The most recently published permission catalog is 20071112_HL7_RBAC_Healthcare_Permission_Catalog_v3_37.pdf
The operations refer to the ability to append, create, read, update, delete, and execute specific "objects" identified in the RBAC standards. The "objects specify:
| Permission | ||
|
Operation |
Object |
Effect |
|
append |
Administrative Ad-hoc Report |
A role that has this permission, allows the user that logs in with that role to append information to an existing ad-hoc administrative report. |
Healthcare Operations rather ACRUDE operations
The healthcare work flow as specified in HL7, provides for "trigger events" that correspond to healthcare-specific operations:
- create
- revise
- activate
- complete
- suspend
- resume
- abort
- hold
- release
- cancel
- obsolete
- nullify
The following diagram shows the trigger events and the states that correspond to the healthcare work flow for healthcare object (e.g. Act). For example, an order may be created, activated, then canceled. Similarly an order may be created, activate, revised, and eventually completed.
The following diagram is an extract from HL7 RIM reference documentation and illustrates how HL7 defines "healthcare trigger events" and it illustrates that the objects
Value Sets for "Object"
Concept Domains
