Well Child Tamariki Ora FHIR Implementation Guide
0.1.0 - release
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The Magic Link API supports authenticated and controlled unauthenticated form access. Launch context determines whether information can be populated and which external services may be accessed.
Authentication may be provided through a PMS/EMR session, Health New Zealand consumer portal, third-party patient portal or approved identity service including My Health Account where applicable.
My Health Account is an identity mechanism rather than the form delivery channel.
| Capability | Expected availability |
|---|---|
| Authenticated user identity | Yes |
| Known / validated child context | Yes |
| National Data Service access | Subject to authorisation and service rules |
| PMS / EMR population | Where supplied by the integrating system |
| WCTO Schedule context | Where relevant and authorised |
| Existing multi-author response | Where authorised |
| Practitioner attribution | Through authenticated and HPI context where applicable |
| Capability | Expected availability |
|---|---|
| Authenticated user identity | No |
| National Data Service access | No |
| PMS / EMR population | No |
| Protected clinical information returned | No |
| Automatic form population | No |
| Manual information entry | Yes |
To be confirmed: Detailed security, token, expiry, matching and invitation requirements.