Section 1h: Cross-paradigm/Domain Analysis Models
Section 4: Rules and References
HL7 Informative Document: Health Services Orchestration Blueprint, Edition 1
DESCRIPTION
These Orchestration Blueprints guide users to make informed design decisions using visual “blueprints” to introduce key concepts, tradeoffs, and impacts. Focused on service orchestration, the blueprints traverse from a primer through to a reference example on use of an intermediary coordination layer contrasted with a FHIR type request-response.
ALTERNATIVE NAMES
HL7 Informative Document: Health Services Orchestration Blueprint, Edition 1 may also go by the following names or acronyms:
BENEFITS
- Creates overarching patterns and best practices that help guide or govern use of integrated components
- Enables effective communication of possible or intended interactions among these capabilities
- Illustrates how orchestration approaches can be used in concert to meet specific situational needs and requirements.
RELATED DOCUMENTS
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ADDITIONAL DETAILS
There is a spectrum of ways that system interactions can be realized leveraging FHIR and interaction patterns, and at present the understanding and guidance about how those systems come together to meet business needs is often addressed use-case by use-case. Other industries often have overarching patterns and best practices that help guide or govern use of integrated components. By creating a blueprint, HL7 will be able to more effectively communicate possible or intended interactions among these capabilities. Through the blueprint metaphor, visual representations of these approaches and technologies will illustrate misconceptions and how orchestration approaches can be used in concert to meet specific situational needs and requirements.
BALLOT TYPE
- Informative
STATUS DATE
2025-11-24RESPONSIBLE WORK GROUP
PRODUCT TYPE
- White Paper
STAKEHOLDERS
- Clinical Decision Support Systems Vendors
- EHR, PHR Vendors
- Healthcare Institutions
- HIS Vendors
- Standards Development Organizations (SDOs)
FAMILY
- Cross-paradigm
CURRENT STATE
- Active
REALM
- Universal
