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  1. FHIR Specification Feedback
  2. FHIR-28016

Perhaps cite to some of the successful implementations?

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    • Icon: Change Request Change Request
    • Resolution: Persuasive
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    • FHIR Data Segmentation for Privacy (FHIR)
    • 0.1 [deprecated]
    • Security
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    • 2.3.2
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      We will list implementers of security labeling based on HL7 HCS, but doubt that any of those listed in the comment are using FHIR Security Labels from R4 or above, much less with the extensions that this IG specifies. We will update the implementer list as this IG progresses through ballots.

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      We will list implementers of security labeling based on HL7 HCS, but doubt that any of those listed in the comment are using FHIR Security Labels from R4 or above, much less with the extensions that this IG specifies. We will update the implementer list as this IG progresses through ballots.
    • Beth Pumo/Mohammad Jafari: 3-0-0
    • Enhancement
    • Non-substantive
    • Yes
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      Perhaps cite to some of the successful implementations? While I don’t know if the following providers use security labels as outlined in this IG or other methods of segmentation like Consent2Share, Lahey Health in Mass; Otter Tail County Collab in Minnesota, Be Healthy Partnership ACO each presented on their data segmentation implementations at ONC’s 3rd Interoperability Forum in August 2019. If these examples don’t fit the bill, I still think it could be helpful to include one or two that have implemented security labeling to the extent possible

      Existing Wording:

      #patient-safety - While a clinician may initially not be able to see certain sensitive information based on the patient’s decision to withhold themit, this information can still be used by Clinical Decision Support (CDS) systems to assess potential risks to patient safety (e.g. drug-to-drug interactions) and alert the clinician with warnings. Clinicians can request break-the-glass access to override such controls based on reasonable risks to patient safety as a result of warnings from a CDS. Security labeling provides the technological infrastructure which enables such application of the CDS system

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            k.connor Kathleen Connor
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