The following are the steps for "HIP should link care context with ABHA address when a new health record is generated and ready to be shared with the patient. "
- New health records like Diagnostic reports, Prescriptions, etc created on EMR/HMIS system for a patient
- ABHA address of the patient is available in EMR/HMIS system
- EMR / HMIS system checks if it has an unused linking token. This linking token is obtained usually during registration.
- If no linking token is available then the system obtains a new token by performing a demographic auth on the gateway.
- Care Context is linked with the ABHA address on the HIE-CM
- Display text in the care context must provide information to the patient that helps them recognize the type of health records.
In this when they say Abha is already available in the EMR system, How does that happen?
Is it because in the beginning, they’ve scanned the QR code to get an appointment and usually when you scan they ask for consent and that’s how the Abha address goes, or is the HMIS system a general all-India centralized system with all the ABHA addresses made till date.
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