Hi James
In the examples I was wanting to demonstrate that the Hospital would not issue a claim that the surgeon is part of the team unless the Hospital was presented with a valid claim from the College of physicians and surgeons that the surgeon is still a surgeon.
In your example are you wanting to express a use case that the College would be specifying a quantity of procedures that the Surgeon is permitted to perform?
btw: I prefer not to use the term "identity" in the context you have used below. It is too overloaded of a term :-)
-- Dick On 25-Jan-07, at 1:49 PM, McGovern, James F ((HTSC, IT)) wrote:
Attempting to figure out to model deeper authorizations that aren't based solely on the identity and require additional information. In your first example, it didn't take into consideration what the individual can do, only that they had different identities which needed to be correlated.
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