Antepartum History and Physical
                        

Antepartum Laboratory
                        

Antepartum Summary
                        

This content profile describes an anatomic pathology structured report (APSR) as a CDA r2 document to be published towards a document sharing resource such as a shared electronic health record used by a community of care providers, relying on one of the infrastructure 
document sharing/exchanging profiles defined in IHE ITI TF.
                        

The ITI Audit Trail and Node Authentication (ATNA) Profile establishes the characteristics of a Basic Secure Node: It describes the security environment (user identification, authentication, authorization, access control, etc.) assumed for the node so that security reviewers may decide whether this matches their environments. It defines basic security requirements for the communications of the node using TLS or equivalent functionality. It defines basic auditing requirements for the node. The profile also establishes the characteristics of the communication of audit messages between the Basic Secure Nodes and Audit Repository nodes that collect audit information. 
                        

The document sharing infrastructure provided by XD* allow for the publication and use of clinical documents associated with a patient. This profile allows for a Patient Privacy Policy Domain (e.g., an XDS Affinity Domain to have a number of Patient Privacy Policies that can be acknowledged (aka consent). This allows for more flexibility to support some patient concerns, while providing an important and useful dataset to the healthcare provider. Without BPPC, the XDS profile requires that the administrators of an XDS Affinity Domain creates and agrees to a single document publication and use policy (See ITI TF-1: Appendix L). Such a single XDS Affinity Domain Policy is enforced in a distributed way through the inherent access controls of the systems involved in the XDS Affinity Domain.
                        

This is not a real IHE profile, but a way to create connectivity tests prior to an online event.
                        

Consistent Time Profile defines mechanisms to synchronize the time base between multiple actors and computers.  Various infrastructure, security, and acquisition profiles require use of a consistent time base on multiple computers.  The Consistent Time Profile provides median synchronization error of less than 1 second.  Configuration options can provide better synchronization. The Consistent Time profile specifies the use of the Network Time Protocol (NTP) defined in RFC 1305.
                        

The composite triage and nursing note is a CDA document that may be submitted to an ED Folder in order to record the act of both triage and nursing care delivered to a patient in the emergency department. The ED nursing note is designed to support documentation sufficient to support transfer of care. It is recognized that the specification is not sufficient to document all medicolegal facets of care, and conversely that providers may not capture the entire list of sections, owing to patient presentation, acuity or time constraints. 
                        

The Patient Demographics for Mobile (PDQm) profile provides a transaction for mobile and lightweight browser based applications to query a patient demographics supplier for a list of patients based on user-defined search criteria and retrieve a patient’s demographic information into the application.

Deprecated in Aug 2017.  This was the DSTU2 version.
                        

This profile was deprecated in fall 2016 and replaced with an updated Trial Implementation of QME-EH in 2016.
                        

The Cross-Enterprise Clinical Document Sharing IHE Integration Profile facilitates the registration, distribution and access across health enterprises of patient electronic health records. Cross-Enterprise Document Sharing (XDS) is focused on providing a standards-based specification for managing the sharing of documents between any healthcare enterprise, ranging from a private physician office to a clinic to an acute care in-patient facility.
                        

This profile describes the use of subscription and notification mechanism for use within an XDS Affinity Domain and across communities. The subscription allows for the matching of metadata during the publication of a new document for a given patient, and results in the delivery of a notification. 
                        

This profile defines the structure of data that is collected for a patient’s eye care summary medical record, generally for the purpose of transfer or referral of care to another provider. 
                        

The ED Physician Note is a CDA document that may be submitted to an ED Folder in order to record the care delivered to a patient in the emergency department. The ED physician note is designed to support documentation sufficient to support transfer of care. It is recognized that the specification is not sufficient to document all medicolegal facets of care, and conversely that providers may not capture the entire list of sections, owing to patient presentation, acuity or time constraints. 
                        

This profile may be used to cover a wide variety of ED referral situations, for example, primary care provider to ED Referral, Long term care to ED referral, or even ED to ED referral (as in the case of transfer from a level 2 Critical care facility to a level 1 facility).
                        

To ensure consistent information, accurate and concise communication must be present during patient care transitions or hand off. Care transitions, or “hand-offs”, occur multiple times each day in a hospital and at every change of care location. This does not include off unit reports for lunch breaks, special procedures lab, physical or occupational therapy, or general radiology reports on the patient given by the unit nurse.

Standardization work has been initiated by the HL7 Clinical Document Architecture group, nursing process and ISO Reference Terminology Model. European eHealth has called for a summary which crosses borders and provides a timely transfer. IHE could solve the issue by creating an interoperable nursing eHealth summary which is possible to use nationally and internationally

The purpose of  the eNursing Summary Profile is to create an interoperable summary of nursing related data that communicates the ongoing patient care needs to another care provider. The data elements were determined by an international survey of 589 nurses. Data element information for the selected Use Cases are documented in a summary table for ease of comparison. 

                        

This profile details how information is shared during all aspects of patient transport.  Whenever a patient is moved between facilities and care services their information about this specific event needs to travel with them.  The ability to share this information with the transporters, regardless of transport time, is essential to complete patient care.
                        

The Guideline Appropriate Ordering profile supplies a mechanism by which EHR and departmental systems can evaluate orders to determine whether these orders conform to guidelines.  The profile enables the results of the evaluation (essentially an authorization) to be stored and transmitted, and the receiver of those results to verify that an order was evaluated with regard to appropriateness.

Supplement published for Public Trial Implementation: August 2015