Design Principle
Enable patients to share changes in their consent status across HIEs.
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design-knowledge/consent-self-management-hie-dp5design-knowledge/consent-self-management-hie-dp5.mdEnable patients to share changes in their consent status across HIEs.
This design principle is proposed by Blockchain innovation for consent self-management in health information exchanges (Chad Anderson, Arthur Carvalho, Mala Kaul, Jeffrey W. Merhout, 2023).
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design-knowledge/consent-self-management-hie-df4A user can connect and submit a consent transaction to a single HIE without the need for a central, trusted entity to mediate the exchange.
design-knowledge/consent-self-management-hie-df5A consent transaction submitted to a single HIE is shared with all blockchain network nodes (HIEs), eventually becoming available to all HIEs.
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Derived heading context: Implements
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"type": "design-principle",
"title": "DP5 - Patient-driven cross-HIE consent updates",
"description": "Enable patients to share changes in their consent status across HIEs.",
"resource": "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dss.2023.114021",
"source_paper": "Blockchain innovation for consent self-management in health information exchanges",
"label": "DP5",
"tags": [
"consent-self-management-hie",
"design-principle",
"healthcare",
"consent-management",
"privacy",
"interoperability"
]
}