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Web Services and HL7v3 in IHE profiles

Web Services and HL7v3 in IHE profiles. Vassil Peytchev Epic. Introduction. Web Services Overview Web Services in IHE – Why and How HL7 Version 3 HL7 Version 3 in IHE – Why and How First Steps. Web Services Overview. In the beginning there was the Internet (TCP/UDP + IP)

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Web Services and HL7v3 in IHE profiles

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  1. Web Services and HL7v3 in IHE profiles Vassil Peytchev Epic

  2. Introduction • Web Services Overview • Web Services in IHE – Why and How • HL7 Version 3 • HL7 Version 3 in IHE – Why and How • First Steps

  3. Web Services Overview • In the beginning there was the Internet (TCP/UDP + IP) • Then came the Web (http + html) • Then XML + DTD • Then XML Namespaces + XML Schema • Then SOAP + UDDI + WSDL • … and there were Web Services!

  4. What are Web Services • (W3C) The programmatic interfaces used for application to application communication over the World Wide Web • (W3C) Web Services provide a standard means of interoperating between different software applications • SOAP-based messaging infrastructure and transport mechanism

  5. Web Services Building Blocks • A number of standards • SOAP (1.1, 1.2) • WSDL (1.1) • WS-Addressing • WS-Security • WS-Secure Conversation • WS-Policy • WS-Reliable Messaging • XOP • MTOM • How do we navigate?

  6. Web Services Building Blocks Infrastructure and Profiles WS- Management WS-Devices Profile Metadata WS- Federation WS-Metadata Exchange Assurances WS-Secure Conversation WS-Business Activity WS- Discovery WS-Trust WS-Atomic Transaction WS-Security Policy WS-Security WS-Reliable Messaging WS- Coordination WS-Policy WSDL WS-Transfer WS- Enumeration WS-Eventing Messaging XML Schema SOAP WS- Addressing MTOM XML Infoset SOAP/UDP Foundation XML 1.0 XML Namespaces MIME SOAP/HTTP Community work Standards Track Standard Color Code:

  7. Web Services-Interoperability Organization (WS-I) • An open industry organization chartered to promote Web services interoperability across platforms, operating systems, and programming languages. • Delivers practical guidance, best practices and resources for developing interoperable Web services solutions.

  8. WS-I Profiles • Current: • Basic Profile 1.1 + Simple Soap Binding Profile 1.0 (SOAP 1.1 + WSDL 1.1 + UDDI 2.x) • Basic Security Profile 1.0 (WS-Security 1.0) • Working on: • Basic Profile 1.2 (WS-Addressing) • Basic Security Profile 1.1 (WS-Security 1.1) • Basic Profile 2.0 (MTOM, XOP, SOAP 1.2) • Reliable Secure Profile (WS-Reliable Messaging, WS-Secure Conversation) • Interoperability Testing Tools (C# and Java versions)

  9. Why Web Services in IHE • Original focus: Interoperability in the enterprise • Expanded focus: Cross-enterprise interoperability • Web Services can provide interoperable transport and messaging infrastructure for IHE transactions • Improve ease of implementation • Common transaction infrastructure • Layered security and reliability • Extensibility • Scalability

  10. Ease of Implementation • Web Services support in major development frameworks • Apache Axis2 • Eclipse Web Standard Tools subproject • IBM WebSphere Business Integration Adapter for Web services • Microsoft Communication Foundation (.NET 3.0) • Sun JAX-WS andWSIT

  11. Using Web Services In IHE Transactions • Appendix V • Explains how to specify web services for IHE transactions • Compatible with the HL7 V3 WS Profile • Refined based on last year’s experiences • Out for 2nd public comment

  12. HL7 Version 3 • The Next Generation of HL7 Specifications • Based on a Reference Information Model (RIM) • Message design on an abstract level – independent of interchange format • Current interchange format is XML

  13. Why HL7 Version 3 • Clinical Content • CDA • CCD • Patient Care Messages • XML Formatting Well Suited for Web Services • Local Mandates/Investment in HL7 V3 Infrastructure

  14. Using HL7 Version 3 in IHE Transactions • Follow HL7 Development Model • Constrain existing messages • Express constraints via models • Use existing HL7 schemas and artifacts

  15. Implementing HL7 V3 Transactions • Model Structure • Need to retain link to underlying model (XML schema is not enough) • XML • XML Schema validation is necessary, but no sufficient • XPath or Schematron rules can enforce IHE compliance

  16. First Steps • Profiles Using HL7 Messages and Web Services • PIX/PDQ HL7 V3 • Query for Existing Data (QED) • Other Profiles Using Web Services • XDS.b • RFD • XCA • Feedback • All profiles are about to be published for public comments • Please send comments

  17. Questions? Vassil Peytchev vassil@epicsystems.com

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