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Consent related vocabulary including Confidentiality Codes
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Document Description:
The HL7 v3 confidentiality code vocabulary is a structured code set
designed to restrict access to healthcare information.  The confidentiality
codes can be used to associate consent directive rules relating to
privilege and access permission rights with document, message, record, and
data element level metadata.  The application of the codes enables
organizations within a HIE to establish a uniform vocabulary that can be
referenced to restrict information access by context, role, rule,
permission, purpose, information type and patient type through a structure
terminology that can be convey through consent directive rules at a
granular level for various types of artifacts.  The confidentiality
vocabulary is leveraged to declare cross-domain policies that apply special
access requirements and requires the vocabulary to manage and enforce
relative validation of access requirements for data marked with specific
sensitivity attributes.  Confidentiality codes can be applied in various
situations to protect information by:

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http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/document.php?document_id=30930

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