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TCP/IP

Telecommunications Protocol/Internet protocol - the communication standard on internet. Each Host must have an IP address. The machine must have and IP address and a routine prefix called a subnet mask

IPv4 and IPv6

For 40 yrs most machines given IPv4 address which is reaching its max - IPv6 is being used to phase out IPv4. The IP address is convered using Domain Name System to convert address to name eg. www.uwf.edu

OSI Model 7 layers

Open Systems Interconnection - 1984 conception to divide computer to computer interactions into 7 layers


Upper Lower


7. Application 4. Transport


6. Presentation 3. Network


5. Session 2. Data Link


1. Physical

OSI Layer 7 Application

Layer where applications access network services - e.g software for database access, e mail, file transfer, internet protocols, HTTP

OSI Layer 6 Presentation

Translates (formats) data for the application layer for the network e.g. data encyption or compression

OSI Layer 5 Session

Session - layer estabishes, maintains and terminates sessions between computers

OSI Layer 4 Transport

Layer deals with error recogntion and recovery


Handles message size issues, reduces large messages to small ones, . The receving transport layer can send receipt ackowlegment. The internet protocol related to this is TCP. Also udp. Devise: Gateway

OSI Layer 3 - Network

Involved with message control, switching, and routing - translates logical addresses into physical addresses; Protocol IP, device - router, firewall, layer 3 switch

OSI Layer 2 Data Link

Layer packages data from the physical layer into frames (special Packets) and is responsioble for error free from transfer from one node to another. Protocol: (MAC and x) . Bridges, lay2 swtiches

OSI layer 1 Physical

Unstructured raw data stream from the other layers. It encodes data and decides whether the nots will be sent via a digital or analog mode and decides if the nits will be transmitted s electical or optical signals - it is involved with communications devices such as USB, Blue tooth and RS-232 Device: hub, wiring, fiber, network card; protocol ethernet, token ring

ISO Definition of standard

establishes a consensues and approved by a recognized body that provides for common repeated uses, rules, guidelines aimed at the optimal degree of order within a given context;

Def on Interoperability

Exchnge data and use it without any special effort on part of the customereL

Levels of interoperability (4)

Level 1 - none - snail mail - fax


Level 2 Machine transportable - structure - eg scaned document or pdf file


Level 3 Syntactic - machine organizable - sender and receive understadn vocab - eg email, files


Level 4 Semantic - Machine interoparable - stuctured message with encoded data

American National Standards Institue (ANSI)

Accredits standards development organizations (SDO) including those in health care such as HL7 and Accredited Standards Commiteee (ASCX12) )ASC X12 - develops standards for electronic data interchange (EDI)

ISO International Standards Oranization

Tech committee 215 (TC 215) is on health care standards. (ANSI is secretary of organization)

CEN

European Committee on Stdrds (TC251 is health care)

US Gov Standards organizations and current lead one

Consolidated Health Informatics initatlive


From ONC - Healthcare Informations Technology Standards Panel


NIST


NLM


All currently lead by ONC's Health IT Standards Committtee

ONC Health IT Standards Committee (def and operationalized as)

From ONC - chared with making rec to ONC on standards, implemenation specification, and certification criteria for electron exchange and use of health IT. Operationalized as the Standards and Intraoperability framworke

Health Informations Standards Committee


7 work groups

Clinical Operations


Clinical QualityConsumer/patient engament


Nationwide Health Infor network


priviacy-security


Vocabulary task force


Implementation

Standards and Interoperability Framework


(S and I Framework)

ONC stnadards organized opereationally in the S and I - lots of particapicants - develpment of networks etc - stakeholder - all of health care

IHE Integrating Health Enterpirse

Non-federal program that identifies and demonstrates solutions to real world problems and soultions. Has showcase


ihe.net

Cost of Duplicating records

More likely to miss test results


$3500

NPI Number

10 digits with the 10th being a check digit

IHE Integrating Health Enterpirse (ihe.net)


(non-govenrment)

IHE non-govenemnt initative that identifies and demostrates solutions to real world intraoperability problens and then organizes showcases to demonstrate solutions

Process of S and I Framework Scheme (On-line course 3D-1-3 (pg 734 of live course)

Use case/fx req=>harmonize core concept ^^is stds devel^^ =>Implemetnation specfication=>Reference Implementation=>Certification and Tests

IHE process

Organized across various clinical domains with each having its own technical framework documents that are reviewed and published - e.g. care corrdination standard

HIPAA - standards created

provider,pt insurance ID's


Standards for financial transactions


Privacy and security for data transmission


BAA

Business Associates Agree ment - required ny HIPAA for PHI use

DUA

Data Usage Aggreement - conditions for use and sharing of databased between organizations

Service Level Agreement - SLA

Contractural agreement for performance of of product

Covell Study - Information needs of a practice

2 questions for every three patients only 30% were answered - most common human source

RFP

elicit bid for products: key contents


-descrb your organizaton


- your needs


-timing and financial


-layout timeline and selection process/criteria

RFI

Request for information - request for what vendor may offer

RFQ

for when requirments are clear cut - and you just what the vendor to get a price

Types of testing of new system (1)

Unit - specfic menus, templates modules


Applications - all units together


Integrations - how it works with other systems attached


Performance - with production loads/users, does system funtions - within expected boundries

Types of testing of new system (2)

Post-productions - all aspects function of conversion


System - Test all aspects of system -does software satisfy user functionality, security, performance load. reliabily, comatability etc

Types of testing of new system (3)

Regression - when something is added does everything still work


Back-out or contignency - ability to back out of changes when things don't go well - can you get back to the previous state of things

Types of testing of new system (4)

Scripts - structured simulations

Operations (maint) of Computer System

running, maint, ehancements, safegarding to meet availability and reliability requirment

Cloud Computing and related

Provision of dynamitcally scalable and often virtualized resources as a service over the internet on a business basis. Infrastucture/Plateforms/Software as a Services


Iaap, PaaS, SaaS

S and I Framework - more - hx

ONC charged with standards - used to be number things - now all standards work being lead by ONC Health IT Standards committee operationalized as S and I Framework

S and I Framwork 7 work groups

1. Clinical operations


2. Clinical Quality


3. Comsumer engagment power teamts


4. Nat health information network


5. Privacey and security


6. Implementation


7. Vocabulary

ASC X129

Standard for communicating Health billing/commerce electronically - newest version is 5010. Includes Claims, enrollment/disenrollment, health care plan payment/premisum, referall/authoizations, coordination of benefits