- Draft 2017 Interoperability Standards Advisory
- Introduction
- Section I: Vocabulary/Code Set/Terminology Standards and Implementation Specifications
- Section II: Content/Structure Standards and Implementation Specifications
- Section III: Standards and Implementation Specifications for Services
- Section IV: Questions and Requests for Stakeholder Feedback
- Appendix I – Sources of Security Standards and Security Patterns
- Appendix II - Revision History
- Appendix III – Responses to Comments Requiring Additional Consideration
- Policymaking, Regulation, & Strategy
- Health IT Legislation and Regulations
- Behavioral Health
- Health IT Strategic Planning
- Federal-State Healthcare Coordination
- Clinical Decision Support (CDS)
- Accelerating Health Information Exchange (HIE)
- Consumer eHealth
- Health IT and Safety
- Health Information Exchange Governance
- Long-Term & Post-Acute Care
- Research & Innovation
- Privacy & Security
Policy
- Advancing Privacy and Security in Health Information Exchange
- HIPAA and Health IT
- National Privacy & Security Framework
- Federal-State Privacy & Security Coordination (HISPC)
- Personal Health Record (PHR) Model Privacy Notice
- Computable Privacy
- Everyone has a role in protecting and securing health information
- Intro to Computable Privacy
- Personal Health Records (PHR) Roundtable
- Mobile Devices Roundtable
- State Health IT Privacy and Consent Laws and Policies
- Precision Medicine Initiative (PMI) Data Security Principles Implementation Guide Commenting Form
- ONC Health IT Certification Program
- Interoperability
- Draft Interoperability Roadmap
- Statements of Support
- Standards Acceleration
- Federal Health Architecture (FHA)
- International Efforts
- Interoperability Portfolio (Archive)
- Interoperability Roadmap Public Comments
- Proposed Interoperability Standards Measurement Framework Public Comments
- The Roadmap: Calls to Action and Commitments by Stakeholder
- Year in Review
- HITECH Programs & Advisory Committees
Rather than referring to “Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR), DSTU 2”, it would be useful to identify the resource that applies to Provider Directory. In this case, it would likely be “Practitioner” and “Organization” resources that are applicable for a Provider Directory.