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===Patient===
 
===Patient===
Person who is subject of [[Glossary of Consent Terms#Individually_Identifiable_Health_Information_.28IIHI.29 | IIHI]] and receives medical services.
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Consumer who is subject of [[Glossary of Consent Terms#Individually_Identifiable_Health_Information_.28IIHI.29 | IIHI]] and received medical services in the past. This is a role played by a consumer in relation to a provider organization or licensed providers.
  
 
===IIHI Repository===
 
===IIHI Repository===

Revision as of 17:49, 3 September 2008

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See also: Glossary of Consent Terms for defintion of acronyms and terms.


Use Cases

Flow diagram to help with construction of use cases

SAMHSA-RBAC flow contributed by FDin

Actors

These actors are used in all CBCC use cases, with a common meaning and definition.

Consent Directives Management Service (CDMS)

Repository and associated services for creating, maintaining, and evaluating consent directive rules (Abbreviated term as used in ISO/IEC 29101).

CDMS Registry

Registry and location identifier of authorized consent directive management services.

Consenter

Patient or Substitute Decision Maker (SDM) who has rights for controlling PHI consent.

Consent Requestor

Person or organization requesting access to PHI, may be a heathcare provider, insurance payer, research organization, government agency, or other authorized party.

Jurisdictional Authority

Jurisdictional Authority assigns the right to control protected health information and determines default juristictional consent rules. See also: Jurisdiction.

  • this is not a definition but rather a description of a role. Also the legal dictionary definiton of Jurisdiction while correct seems unrelated to the common understanding a Jurisdiction and thus confusing. Perhaps a reference to a Webster's type entry like, "power; authority; control: He has jurisdiction over all American soldiers in the area" would be clearer.

Patient

Consumer who is subject of IIHI and received medical services in the past. This is a role played by a consumer in relation to a provider organization or licensed providers.

IIHI Repository

Repository of Individually Identifiable Health Information (IIHI). General actor that includes EHR Systems, EMR Systems, PHR Systems, and other health platform repositories and portals.

Provider

A healthcare organization that is providing services to a Patient.

Substitute Decision Maker (SDM)

A person who is authorized under legislation to consent on behalf of the patient/person (See also: Glossary definition).