The Direct Secure Messaging Service Pattern for surveilr ingests clinical data CCDA XML files and allows querying, summarizing episodes of care and exploration of those files.

Direct Secure Messaging Service

Trusted and protected health information exchange is backed by the Direct Standard®

Direct Secure Messaging Service

Direct Secure Messaging Service

This pattern is designed to facilitate the secure exchange of clinical data using the phiMail service. It consists of four main modules, each serving a distinct purpose within the overall system. These modules work together to securely and efficiently send, receive, process, and analyze clinical messages. PhiMail is a secure messaging service that facilitates the exchange of protected health information (PHI) in compliance with healthcare regulations like HIPAA. It is designed to support healthcare providers, organizations, and other stakeholders in securely transmitting health-related data, ensuring both privacy and integrity.

Use the SQL Live Demo

Compliance with HIPAA

PhiMail ensures that all communications involving PHI meet the stringent requirements of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). This includes encryption of data in transit, secure storage, and proper handling of sensitive information.

DIRECT Protocol Support

PhiMail is built on the DIRECT protocol, a standardized method for secure email communication in healthcare. This enables seamless and secure transmission of health information between different systems and organizations, such as hospitals, laboratories, and physician offices.

Encryption and Security

PhiMail utilizes robust encryption mechanisms to protect data, ensuring that only authorized parties can access the information. This includes the use of SSL/TLS for secure connections and digital signatures to verify the authenticity of messages.

Interoperability

PhiMail supports interoperability with various healthcare systems, enabling the exchange of data in different formats like CDA (Clinical Document Architecture). This allows for smooth integration with electronic health records (EHR) systems and other health information exchanges (HIEs).