Tom Bowden wrote: >
> We have two messaging models in play, > > Model 1. Messages are created to a defined > specification/standard/implementation by the originating practice > management system. They are then sent by a messaging system that (prior > to signing and sending them), checks them (for structural conformance > only) against the published standard. Messages are not changed by the > intermediate system. The proponent of this system argues that the task > of ensuring that the message structure is correct and complete belongs > to the originating system and that most of the originating systems are > now capable of sending appropriately structured messages and thus are > capable of being used for this purpose. Tom, How would model 1 cater for allied health practitioners (eg podiatrists, OTs etc) who don't use a defined messaging-capable software program but who want to send us secure mesages? Tony Eviston GP _______________________________________________ Gpcg_talk mailing list [email protected] http://ozdocit.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gpcg_talk
