NHIN Direct Project ONC State HIE Retreat
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NHIN Direct Project ONC State HIE RetreatSeptember 1st, 2010
What is the NHIN Direct Project?
A project to create the set of standards and services that with a policy framework enable simple, directed, routed, scalable transport over the Internet to be used for secure and meaningful exchange between known participants in support of meaningful use
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NHIN Direct Project
» Open, transparent collaborative process,
» Includes use of wikis, blogs, open source and open content
» http://nhindirect.org
» First phase grounded in real-world implementation in 2010
» Follow key rules of HIT Standards Committee Implementation Workgroup
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Close to 200 Implementation Group Participants
» Alere» Allscripts» American Academy of Family Physicians» Argonne National Laboratory» Atlas Development» Axolotl» CareSpark/MobileMD/Serendipity Health» Cautious Patient» Cerner» Clinical Groupware Collaborative» CSC » eClinicalWorks» EHR Doctors» Emdeon» FEI» GE» Google» Greenway Medical Technologies» Harris Corporation,» High Pine Associates» HLN Consulting» ICA,» Inpriva» Intel» Kryptiq
» LabCorp» Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative» MedAllies» Medical University of SC, » Medicity» MedNet» MedPlus/Quest Diagnostics » Microsoft» Mirth Corporation» MOSS» Nationwide Health Information Technology» NIH NCI» NIST» NYC Dept. of Health and Mental Hygiene’s PCIP» Oregon HIE Planning Team» Redwood MedNet» RelayHealth» Secure Exchange Solutions» Siemens» South Carolina SDE» SureScripts» Techsant Technologies» TN State HIE» VA» VisionShare
State Participation
» SDE participation from• CA, OR, RI, TN, SC (new)• Other states participate with observer roles• Strong participation from TA team, current and legacy (Noam Artz
and Tim Andrews)» HIO participation sub-state from
• NY (HIXNY, Hudson Valley)• TN (CareSpark)• CA (Redwood Mednet)• CT pilot has some coordination with CT SDE
» Much dialog with individual states
NHIN Direct High-Level Project Plan
Oct 2010
Aug 2010
Sept 2010
ImmediateNext 90 Days
Short Term3 to 9 months
Long Term9 to 36 monthsActivity
Standards and Specification Development Activity
Real-world Implementation Activity
Regulatory Activity
Policy Activity
Immediate Initiatives
Short Term Initiatives
Long Term Initiatives
Initial Pilot Implementation
Expansion of Pilots
Nov 2010
Dec 2010
Draft Specification Complete
Transition to an SDO
1st Q 2011 2011 2012-2013
Ongoing Maintenance
Evaluation for inclusion by NHIN and ONC Endorsement
HITPC Tiger Team Framework and Policy Review
Feedback to NHIN Governance
Feedback on initial lessons learned
Ongoing Review and Feedback
Wide-Scale Deployment
Evaluation by HITSC
Overview of the Specification
» Consistent Health Internet Addressing, based on familiar concepts• E.g., [email protected]• Can manage your own exchange domain, assign to a HISP or HIO,
and reassign at a later time• Provides universal cross-HIO addresses and reduces lock-in and
interoperability islands.» Two transport models
• Universal transport uses secure SMTP + S/MIME as the transport– Can be broadly deployed to reach the widest variety of
providers and patients– Still allows for highly structured health care content
• SOAP transport based on IHE/NHIN specifications (XDR AKA NHIN Document Submission– Includes ability to “step-up/step-down” to the universal secure
SMTP transport
Functional Status
Area C# JavaCore SMTP Agent Code complete, partially
unit tested,Early end-to-end testing
Code complete, unit tested,Early end-to-end testing
Local Certificate Resolution
File, DB code complete File code complete
DNS Certificate Resolution
Code complete, partially unit tested, early end-to-end testing
Code complete, partially unit tested, partial end-to-end testing
LDAP-based Certificate Resolution
In progress for private certs and trust anchors
Agent configuration XML complete, DB and web UI in progress
XML complete, DB and web UI not started
XDM packaging In progress? Alpha code
XDD (XDR with minimal metadata)
Waiting on specification Waiting on specification
Client API N/A N/A
Lines of Code
» Rapid and consistent growth on the C# side• C# team had to write much more code (DNS, MIME) than Java
team due to better libraries on the Java side• Unit test and API documentation lagging behind
» Java team has excellent progress on engineering quality (unit tests, documentation)
States and NHIN Direct SpecificationsTh
reat
s Lowered exchange costs may encourage more health systems to “go it alone”National exchange participants may compete for simple exchange capabilities O
ppor
tuni
ties Lower the cost of
providing MU transactionsProvide standards-based migration paths for providersFill in the gaps in coverage with national exchange partnersProvide an upward path for full exchange capabilities
Sta
te S
ervi
ces Governance and
policyCertificationProvider directoriesConnectivity for Medicare providers, rural providers, local labs, State hospitals, etc.NHIN Direct services offered through state exchange or federated with community and regional exchanges
Q&A
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