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Artifact Overview

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Complying with this implementation guide means complying with a number of profiles, extensions, value sets and custom search parameters. This page provides an overview of where this information can be found.

These FHIR artifacts define the data that can be submitted as part of the required Consent operations.

The artifacts are of five types:

• Profiles constrain FHIR resources to reflect FAST Consent requirements
• Extensions define additional data elements that can be conveyed as part of a resource
• Code Systems define FAST Consent-specific terminologies to be used in one or more of those profiles
• Value Sets define the specific subsets of both FAST Consent-defined and other code systems that can be (or are recommended to be) used within one or more profile elements
• Operations which define the FAST Consent-specific operations.

Guide Artifacts

Capability Statements

• Consent Server Capabilities - Required for Consent Server systems (consent administration services)
• Consent Client Capabilities - Required for Consent Client systems gathering and filing consents

Operation Definitions

• File a Consent - This operation is used to file a consent with a consent administration service. The parameters are the Consent resource along with accompanying documentation in the form of a DocumentReference (for PDF or other forms) or QuestionnaireResponse.
• Revoke a Consent - This operation is used to revoke a consent with a consent administration service. The parameters are a reference to the Consent resource along with accompanying documentation in the form of a DocumentReference (for PDF or other forms) or QuestionnaireResponse.

Consent Subsription Topic

• FAST Consent Subscription Topic - This is the subscription topic used for ensuring Consent records are updated amongst a network of Consent Server systems.

Profiles

Resource Profiles

• FAST Consent - This profile captures the details of a Patient's Consent.
• FAST Consent Audit Event - Disclosures are recorded as FHIR AuditEvent instances. These AuditEvents reflect the Consent instance that was consulted and whether the decision to disclose data was made or not.
• FAST Document Reference - This profile records non-structured documentation that records a patient's consent.
• FAST Subscription - A profile for FAST subscriptions.

Data Type Profiles

• FAST Reference - A profile on the Reference datatype that requires the identifier and exposes a set of additional identifiers in an extension.

Search Parameters

• FAST Consent Controller - The Consent controller reference which is defined by the Consent extension controller.
• FAST Consent Manager - The Consent manager reference which is defined by the Consent extension manager.

Examples

The following examples are present in this guide to show specific use cases:

• Consent Example
• FAST Organization Subscription Example
• FAST Patient Subscription Example
• FAST Subscription Notification

Global Profiles

There are no Global profiles defined