Type
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Reference
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Content
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web
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profiles.ihe.net
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Recommend ATNA
, encouraged IHE-IUA
or SMART-app-launch
|
web
|
profiles.ihe.net
|
Recommend ATNA
, encouraged IHE-IUA
or SMART-app-launch
|
web
|
example.org
|
http://example.org/policies/basePrivacyConsentPolicy.txt
|
web
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example.org
|
http://example.org/policies/researchPrivacyConsentPolicy.txt
|
web
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profiles.ihe.net
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web
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profiles.ihe.net
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web
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github.com
|
Privacy Consent on FHIR (PCF), published by IHE IT Infrastructure Technical Committee. This guide is not an authorized publication; it is the continuous build for version 1.1.1-current built by the FHIR (HL7® FHIR® Standard) CI Build. This version is based on the current content of https://github.com/IHE/ITI.PCF/
and changes regularly. See the Directory of published versions
|
web
|
www.ihe.net
|
IG © 2023+ IHE IT Infrastructure Technical Committee
. Package ihe.iti.pcf#1.1.1-current based on FHIR 4.0.1
. Generated 2025-10-07
Links: Table of Contents |
QA Report
| New Issue | Issues
Version History |
|
Propose a change
|
web
|
github.com
|
Links: Table of Contents
|
QA Report
| New Issue
| Issues
Version History
|
|
Propose a change
|
web
|
github.com
|
Links: Table of Contents
|
QA Report
| New Issue
| Issues
Version History
|
|
Propose a change
|
web
|
profiles.ihe.net
|
Links: Table of Contents
|
QA Report
| New Issue
| Issues
Version History
|
|
Propose a change
|
web
|
www.ihe.net
|
Links: Table of Contents
|
QA Report
| New Issue
| Issues
Version History
|
|
Propose a change
|
web
|
profiles.ihe.net
|
patient
:
This parameter is of type Reference(Patient). The Consent Recorder or Consent Authorization Server may get this reference using the PDQm
or PIXm
Profile. When the patient parameter is used, the Patient reference would need to be accessible to both the Consent Recorder or Consent Authorization Server and the Consent Registry.
|
web
|
profiles.ihe.net
|
patient
:
This parameter is of type Reference(Patient). The Consent Recorder or Consent Authorization Server may get this reference using the PDQm
or PIXm
Profile. When the patient parameter is used, the Patient reference would need to be accessible to both the Consent Recorder or Consent Authorization Server and the Consent Registry.
|
web
|
profiles.ihe.net
|
patient.identifier
:
This parameter, of type token, specifies an identifier associated with the patient to which the Consent Resource is assigned. See ITI TF-2x: Appendix Z.2
for additional constraints on the use of the token search parameter type. This use of patient.identifier
follows the FHIR Chaining Parameters
search methodology.
|
web
|
profiles.ihe.net
|
See ITI TF-2x: Appendix Z.6
for details.
|
web
|
profiles.ihe.net
|
Based on the query results, the Consent Registry will either return an error or success. Guidance on handling Access Denied related to use of 200, 403 and 404 can be found in ITI TF-2x: Appendix Z.7
.
|
web
|
profiles.ihe.net
|
The response shall adhere to the FHIR Bundle constraints specified in ITI TF-2x: Appendix Z.1
.
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web
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snomed.info
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web
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snomed.info
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snomed.info
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Trust Domain
- Systems and entities that are trusted due to membership in a domain, where this membership includes agreement with the policies of the trust domain. A Trust Domain often spans multiple domains, such as a Health Information Exchange or a Federation of Health Information Domains. An example is the XDS Affinity Domain
or the XCA Community
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Trust Domain
- Systems and entities that are trusted due to membership in a domain, where this membership includes agreement with the policies of the trust domain. A Trust Domain often spans multiple domains, such as a Health Information Exchange or a Federation of Health Information Domains. An example is the XDS Affinity Domain
or the XCA Community
.
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Data may be "Normal" medical data or "Restricted" medical data. The distinction here focused purely on data classification for stigmatizing sensitive topics. The discussion below focuses on FHIR, but the same can apply to Document Sharing
metadata confidentiailtyCode
tag.
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The source code for this Implementation Guide can be found on IHE ITI.PCF Github Repo
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This includes refinement of the consent handling defined in MHDS
. The scope does not intend to cover all consent use cases, such as the consent use cases for within an organization, or more advanced consents that may be addressed in future versions of PCF.
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Incorporate Access Token [ITI-72]
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Introspect Token [ITI-102]
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Get Authorization Server Metadata [ITI-103]
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IHE uses the normative words: Shall, Should, and May according to standards conventions
.
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The use of mustSupport
in StructureDefinition profiles equivalent to the IHE use of R2
as defined in Appendix Z
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During development, the readme in the github repo carries development and questions
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from the GitHub community. For those without GitHub access, issues may be
submitted at ITI Public Comments
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www.ihe.net
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IHE welcomes New Issues
from the GitHub community. For those without GitHub access, issues may be
submitted at ITI Public Comments
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As issues are submitted they will be managed on the
PCF GitHub Issues
, where discussion and
workarounds will be found. These issues, when critical, will be processed using the normal
IHE Change Proposal
management and balloting.
It is important to note that as soon as a Change Proposal is approved, it carries the same
weight as a published Implementation Guide (i.e., it is testable at an
IHE Connectathon
from the time
it is approved, even if it will not be integrated until several months later).
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As issues are submitted they will be managed on the
PCF GitHub Issues
, where discussion and
workarounds will be found. These issues, when critical, will be processed using the normal
IHE Change Proposal
management and balloting.
It is important to note that as soon as a Change Proposal is approved, it carries the same
weight as a published Implementation Guide (i.e., it is testable at an
IHE Connectathon
from the time
it is approved, even if it will not be integrated until several months later).
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As issues are submitted they will be managed on the
PCF GitHub Issues
, where discussion and
workarounds will be found. These issues, when critical, will be processed using the normal
IHE Change Proposal
management and balloting.
It is important to note that as soon as a Change Proposal is approved, it carries the same
weight as a published Implementation Guide (i.e., it is testable at an
IHE Connectathon
from the time
it is approved, even if it will not be integrated until several months later).
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PCF_18: Advanced required sensitivity codes
- In the Advanced is a required subset of ConfidentialityCodes (N, R), and Sensitivity codes (ETH, ETHUD, OPIOIDUD, PSY, SDV, and HIV). Is this enough? Is this too many? What should be required of the PCF? Note that required in the PCF does not mean that a deployment implementation must use all of these codes.
- There is likely no minimal set that is universally globally required. After public comment the current list of Sensitivity Codes that are mandatory is likely to be trimmed. Should the sensitivity classifications that are moved out of the mandatory requirement still listed as a useful mention?
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PCF_19: Should Basic include agent authored by the Consent
- The Basic Explicit Option includes the ability for the Consent to identify a list of agents (device, relatedPerson, Practitioner, or Organization) that would be authorized by the Consent. This was supported by BPPC, so was considered Basic. However this has been identified as an unusual need today and thus would be more appropriate to be in the Intermediate group. Please comment on if you find this needed and agree that it should be in Basic, or if this support should be in Intermediate.
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PCF_20: Should PCF include break-glass when there is no clear way to declare break-glass
- There is support in a Consent for provisions when break-glass is declared, and there are support for conveying break-glass between the decision and enforcement. However, there is no clear way to declare break-glass, or to inform a client that the user is authorized to declare break-glass and would get access to more data.
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There are many ways envisioned to declare break-glass:
- oAuth access token request (ITI-71) includes the purposeOfUse of BTG, in addition to normal purposeOfUse (e.g., Treatment, Payment, Operations).
- oAuth access token request (ITI-71) has a user-interface that would ask the user to declare break-glass. Unclear when this user-interface would engage, as it clearly can't engage every request.
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some non-security method such as the http Category, as outlined in a dragon note on the FHIR specification
.
- Indication given in FHIR OperationOutcome that some data was filtered that would not need to be filtered if break-glass was declared.
- Other non standard method.
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PCF_21: Should Provenance be recommended or required?
- ITI-108 includes requirements to record AuditEvents, using BALP pattern. This is considered sufficient to track inappropriate changes, and is referenced in the Security Considerations. Should there also be requirements to record Provenance on Create, Update, and Delete in addition to AuditEvent?
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PCF_22: Multi-Generation possibilities
- The first release of PCF has many use-cases and applicability; but there are specific use-cases that are not included. These were excluded due to unclear how realistic they are. They are in theory useful, but not clear how soon they would be implemented in real-world products. So we await market showing interest in these or other use-cases.
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Editor, add the following new or modified actors to the IHE Technical Frameworks General Introduction Appendix A
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Editor, add the following new or modified transactions to the IHE Technical Frameworks General Introduction Appendix B
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Editor, add the following new or modified terms to the IHE Technical Frameworks General Introduction Appendix D
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Systems and entities that are trusted due to membership in a domain, where this membership includes agreement with the policies of the trust domain. A Trust Domain often spans multiple domains, such as a Health Information Exchange or a Federation of Health Information Domains. An example is the XDS Affinity Domain
, or the XCA Community
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Systems and entities that are trusted due to membership in a domain, where this membership includes agreement with the policies of the trust domain. A Trust Domain often spans multiple domains, such as a Health Information Exchange or a Federation of Health Information Domains. An example is the XDS Affinity Domain
, or the XCA Community
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Editor, Update the IUA Transaction [ITI-71]
as follows, adding section 3.71.4.2.2.1.4
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Example: Given Consent allowing data authored within a timeframe
, which limits access to only data authored within 2022. This is a root .provision
restriction. Note that the purpose restriction is handled in the [ITI-71]
purpose_of_use
, so the residual
need only address the dataPeriod
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The Privacy Consent on FHIR (PCF)
builds upon a basic Identity and Authorization model of Internet User Authorization (IUA)
to provide consent-based access control. The Privacy Consent on FHIR is thus focused only on Access Control decisions regarding the parameters of the data subject (patient) privacy consent. The Privacy Consent on FHIR leverages these basic Identity and Authorization decisions as context setting for the authorization decision and enforcement. For example, a user that would never be allowed access would be denied access at the IUA level without invoking PCF, and where PCF will further evaluate authorization based on Privacy Consents.
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how one identifies the patient, this is the role of other Implementation Guides like PDQm
, PIXm
, PIMR
, etc.
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how one identifies the patient, this is the role of other Implementation Guides like PDQm
, PIXm
, PIMR
, etc.
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how one identifies the patient, this is the role of other Implementation Guides like PDQm
, PIXm
, PIMR
, etc.
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how one identifies the patient, this is the role of other Implementation Guides like PDQm
, PIXm
, PIMR
, etc.
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how one asks for data or communicates data, this is the role of other Implementation Guides like MHD
, MHDS
, QEDm/mXDE
, etc.;
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how one asks for data or communicates data, this is the role of other Implementation Guides like MHD
, MHDS
, QEDm/mXDE
, etc.;
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how one asks for data or communicates data, this is the role of other Implementation Guides like MHD
, MHDS
, QEDm/mXDE
, etc.;
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how users or applications are identified and foundationally authorized, this is the role of other Implementation Guides like IUA
, and OpenID-Connect.
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The figure below shows the actors directly involved in the PCF Profile and the relevant transactions between them.
Internet User Authorization ( IUA
) is shown as the PCF-specific actors are reliant on IUA actors.
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IUA: Authorization Server
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IUA: Authorization Client
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IUA: Resource Server
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IUA Get Access Token
_ITI-71_
IUA: Get Authorization Server Metadata
ITI-103
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IUA: Incorporate Access Token
ITI-72
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IUA: Introspect Token
ITI-102
IUA: Get Authorization Server Metadata
ITI-103
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IUA: Introspect Token
ITI-102
IUA: Get Authorization Server Metadata
ITI-103
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ITI TF-2: 3.72
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ITI TF-2: 3.103
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ITI TF-2: 3.102
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The Consent Recorder
may utilize other resources to interact with the Patient, and to capture the evidence of the Consent ceremony. The interaction with the Patient can be a very complex system that utilizes applications, web user interface, and forms; but may also be a paper process that results in ink signatures on paperwork. The workflow leading up to the Consent Recorder
may also use FHIR Resources such as a FHIR Questionnaire or a DocumentReference / Binary. Where a DocumentReference and Binary are used to capture the Consent ceremony, the preservation should utilize the MHD
implementation guide.
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PCF leverages other IHE Profiles for the critical functionality they provide. This includes Audit Trails and Node Authentication (ATNA)
to provide system security and audit infrastructure, Basic Audit Log Patterns (BALP)
to provide audit log patterns for privacy and security sensitive access control activities, and Internet User Authorization (IUA)
to provide the oAuth interaction pattern between clients that want to access protected resources and the needs to protect those resources.
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PCF leverages other IHE Profiles for the critical functionality they provide. This includes Audit Trails and Node Authentication (ATNA)
to provide system security and audit infrastructure, Basic Audit Log Patterns (BALP)
to provide audit log patterns for privacy and security sensitive access control activities, and Internet User Authorization (IUA)
to provide the oAuth interaction pattern between clients that want to access protected resources and the needs to protect those resources.
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The Consent Recorder
shall be grouped with an ATNA Secure Application
, a BALP Audit Creator
, and shall record the BALP RESTful activities
.
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The Consent Registry
shall be grouped with an ATNA Secure Application
, a BALP Audit Creator
, and shall record the BALP RESTful activities
.
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The Consent Authorization Server
shall be grouped with an ATNA Secure Application
, a BALP Audit Creator
, and shall record the BALP RESTful activities
.
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The Consent Enforcement Point
shall be grouped with an ATNA Secure Application
, a BALP Audit Creator
, and shall record the BALP RESTful activities
. Only one BALP RESTful activity AuditEvent needs to be recorded within the Grouped Server.
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Note: the above use case is written in Gherkin
, a use case language optimized for automated testing.
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The results of the ceremony are captured to the satisfaction of the controlling Organization. This might be a QuestionnaireResponse, or a scanned image of the signed paperwork recorded using a DocumentReference (See MHD
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The results of the ceremony are captured to the satisfaction of the controlling Organization. This might be a QuestionnaireResponse, or a scanned image of the signed paperwork recorded using a DocumentReference (See MHD
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12
"IUA: Incorporate Access Token
ITI-72
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13
"IUA: Introspect Token
ITI-102
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See ITI TF-2x: Appendix Z.8 “Mobile Security Considerations”
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The Basic Audit Log Patterns
defines the audit log patterns, these audit log patterns can be recorded using the ATNA
ATX:TLS Syslog
, ATX: UDP Syslog
, or ATX: FHIR Feed
.
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The Basic Audit Log Patterns
defines the audit log patterns, these audit log patterns can be recorded using the ATNA
ATX:TLS Syslog
, ATX: UDP Syslog
, or ATX: FHIR Feed
.
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The Basic Audit Log Patterns
defines the audit log patterns, these audit log patterns can be recorded using the ATNA
ATX:TLS Syslog
, ATX: UDP Syslog
, or ATX: FHIR Feed
.
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The Basic Audit Log Patterns
defines the audit log patterns, these audit log patterns can be recorded using the ATNA
ATX:TLS Syslog
, ATX: UDP Syslog
, or ATX: FHIR Feed
.
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This implementation guide is expected to be used in conjunction with other implementation guides (Profiles) that provide access to Patient-specific data such as Mobile Health Document Sharing (MHDS)
or the PCC
Query for Existing Data for Mobile (QEDm). These other implementation guides would have their appropriate actors grouped as shown in Figure 1:53.1-1
as "Grouped Client" and "Grouped Server".
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This implementation guide is expected to be used in conjunction with other implementation guides (Profiles) that provide access to Patient-specific data such as Mobile Health Document Sharing (MHDS)
or the PCC
Query for Existing Data for Mobile (QEDm). These other implementation guides would have their appropriate actors grouped as shown in Figure 1:53.1-1
as "Grouped Client" and "Grouped Server".
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