Details
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Change Request
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Resolution: Persuasive
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Medium
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FHIR Core (FHIR)
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R5
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Patient Administration
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EndPoint
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Description
The two fields, payloadType and payloadMimeType, are pretty clear when an endpoint supports IHE SOAP-based document sharing (XCA): these map to the XDS attributes formatCode and mimeType.
But what is a "payload" when the Endpoint is to a FHIR server (Endpoint.connectionType is hl7-fhir-rest)?
- Does "payload" just not apply? In other words, you should omit these two fields?
FHIR-25393seems to imply this. - Should "payload" refer to the format and profiles of the FHIR resources supported?
FHIR-39616suggests StructDef URLs for payloadType, and current discussions in National Directory are considering documenting supported FHIR formats (e.g. xml | json | ttl) in payloadMimeType. - Should "payload" refer to the format and profiles of files available via DocumentReference? For example, using the IHE MHD profile to do document sharing over FHIR. This would map nicely to the XDS usage.
I don't think these interpretations play well together, so it would be helpful to capture any guidance that hasn't made it into the core spec.
Attachments
Issue Links
- relates to
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FHIR-36327 Allow zero cardinality on Endpoint.connectionType
- Resolved - No Change
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FHIR-39616 EndPoint.payloadType can hold FHIR canonical URI (e.g. StructureDefinition Profile)
- Applied
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FHIR-25393 Endpoint.payloadType issues
- Published
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FHIR-10128 Add support to endpoint for additional services
- Published
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FHIR-10763 endpoint.payloadFormat 0..*
- Published
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FHIR-12342 endpoint-connection-type values don't capture XDS/XCA correctly
- Published
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FHIR-19427 Endpoint payloadType code needed for DICOM payloads
- Published
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FHIR-36589 Change Endpoint.connectionType to CodeableConcept
- Published
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FHIR-40247 How to represent specific supported combinations of payloadType and payloadMimeType?
- Published
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