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Enforceable Specification of Privacy Peter Mork Jean Stanford CEM IR&D

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Enforceable Specification of Privacy

Peter MorkJean Stanford

CEM IR&D

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© 2011 The MITRE Corporation. All rights reserved

Problem

Growing need for Health Information Exchange

– Continuity of care

– Decreased costs

– Public health reporting

– Facilitate clinical research

Health Information Exchange requires patient consent:

– Paper-based

– One form per transaction

– Non-transferrable

– Signed with limited time to think

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Background

Paper consent forms prevent seamless health information exchange

VA

DoD

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Objective

Support Meaningful & Granular Patient Consent

Globally Accessible by:

– Patients and

– Record Holders

Platform Adaptable

Modular Design adapts to:

– Technology Changes

– Legal Changes

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Activities

Developed rules language for consent:

– Basic constructs = purpose, topics, datatypes, time, etc.

– Two forms of negation

– Terminological hierarchies

– Reusable knowledge components

Policy reasoner:

– Input = Patient preferences + request

– Output = Minimized rule tree

Policy enforcement:

– Conversion to XACML

– Prototype of EHR with XACML engine

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Highlight

Request Server (e.g., hData)

Record Holder Server

EHR

Browser

Consent Server

Consent DB

Policy Reasoner

Policy Enforcer

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Demonstration

Allow

Direct Care Providers

X = Primary Care Provider

Referral fromX to

RecipientPurpose =Treatment

Allowed Categories

Medications

Allergies¬ Mental Health

Purpose =Treatment

Dr. Blass

Research

Purpose =Research

Anonymized

¬ Imagery

¬ Mental Health

Purpose =Emergency

¬ Mental Health

Dr. Walsh:Purpose = Treatment

(Medications or Allergies) and not Mental Health

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Impacts

Sponsor Engagements:

– Office of the National Coordinator

– Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

– Department of Veteran’s Affairs

Other Engagements:

– Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society

– GE Healthcare

– United Health

Open Source:

– https://sourceforge.net/projects/kaironconsents/

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Future Plans

Policy MaturityAccepted Practices Inchoate

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Preemptory Access

Patient Review & Approve

Integrate with State Mandates

Intelligent Redaction

Credential Matching

Eliciting Patient Preferences

Automated Enforcement

Implemented

Grand Challenges

Under Development

Integrate Care Relationships

Audit