XCA

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XCA (Cross-Community Access) is an IHE IT Infrastructure profile that enables the discovery and retrieval of patient health records across different healthcare communities or domains.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IHE IT Infrastructure profile ⓘ
abbreviationFor Cross-Community Access ⓘ
addresses interoperability between autonomous health information exchanges ⓘ
appliesTo clinical document sharing ⓘ
electronic health records ⓘ
assumes each community manages its own XDS or equivalent repository ⓘ
benefits better access to patient history for remote providers ⓘ
reduced duplication of tests and procedures ⓘ
buildsOn XDS document sharing model ⓘ
canBeSecuredBy SAML assertions ⓘ
TLS ⓘ
mutual TLS ⓘ
category health information exchange standard ⓘ
compatibleWith IHE XCPD ⓘ
definedBy Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise ⓘ
defines inter-community document query interface ⓘ
inter-community document retrieval interface ⓘ
definesActor Initiating Gateway ⓘ
Responding Gateway ⓘ
definesTransaction Cross-community query ⓘ
Cross-community retrieve ⓘ
domain health IT interoperability ⓘ
enables discovery of patient health records across communities ⓘ
retrieval of patient health records across communities ⓘ
extends XDS ⓘ
focusesOn cross-community health information exchange ⓘ
fullName Cross-Community Access ⓘ
goal enable scalable federation of health information exchanges ⓘ
improve continuity of care across communities ⓘ
governedBy IHE ITI Technical Committee ⓘ
linked to: IHE
oftenUsedWith XCPD ⓘ
XUA ⓘ
operatesAcross health information exchange domains ⓘ
healthcare communities ⓘ
partOf IHE IT Infrastructure Technical Framework ⓘ
relatedTo XDS ⓘ
requires patient identifier cross-referencing or correlation ⓘ
scope sharing of clinical documents across communities ⓘ
standardType profile specification ⓘ
supports query of patient records in external communities ⓘ
retrieval of patient records from external communities ⓘ
useCase cross-border health information exchange ⓘ
patient data sharing between regional HIEs ⓘ
uses SOAP ⓘ
ebXML Registry standards ⓘ
web services ⓘ
versionOf IHE ITI Technical Framework Volume 1 ⓘ

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