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Data Segmentation for Privacy (DS4P) Pilot - VA/SAMHSA
Description
SAMHSA and VA pilot tested open source, extensible, Access Control Service (ACS). Develop and test (within a sandbox) standards-based exchange, adjudication, and enforcement of privacy consents, as services in support of the exchange of privacy protected C32/CCDA records. Testing involved interaction between ACS clones that are each loosely coupled to an instance of an open source, MU 1 certified, EHRs clone (‘REM’). This sandbox tested all “push” or “pull” scenarios defined in the IG.
Start Date
09/03/2012
Projected End Date
03/04/2013
Project Point of Contact:
caroline.coyremove@removehhs.gov
Project Results
None