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  1. FHIR Specification Feedback
  2. FHIR-36359

Need CapabilityStatements

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    • US Da Vinci DTR (FHIR)
    • 1.0.0 [deprecated]
    • Clinical Decision Support
    • Documentation Templates and Rules Implementation Guide Home Page
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      "Since this IG does not describe a FHIR server, there is no Capability Statement." from the home page 

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      Add a section home page that highlights the four types of systems involved:

      • DTR - EHRs that use SMART apps,
      • EHRs that don't use SMART apps,
      • and SMART apps and payer systems
      • and Intermediary systems where functionality has been defined.

      with a reference to the CapabilityStatements for each.

      Note: The CapabilityStatement should exist in another section.

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      Remove :  "Since this IG does not describe a FHIR server, there is no Capability Statement." from the home page  Add : Add a section home page that highlights the four types of systems involved: DTR - EHRs that use SMART apps, EHRs that don't use SMART apps, and SMART apps and payer systems and Intermediary systems where functionality has been defined. with a reference to the CapabilityStatements for each. Note: The CapabilityStatement should exist in another section.
    • Bob Dieterle / Howard Strasberg: 13-0-2
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    • Compatible, substantive

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      "Since this IG does not describe a FHIR server, there is no Capability Statement."

      This statement is patently false:

      • CapabilityStatements are used for both clients and servers - any system that needs to conform with FHIR in any way needs a CapabilityStatement
      • Both EHRs and Payer systems have requirements around complying with DTR that will involve them acting as servers

      Therefore, there should be a section on the home page that highlights the four types of systems involved in DTR - EHRs that use SMART apps, EHRs that don't use smart apps, smart apps and payer systems - with a reference to the CapabilityStatements for each.

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            rgeimer Rick Geimer
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