Solve the Puzzle: Consent Management for FHIR®, WSO2 Webinar
Channel: WSO2
Date: 09/03/2021

Consent management and data privacy are fast becoming major design considerations for public healthcare APIs. Healthcare Consent management refers to the practice of promoting, collecting, and managing patient/consumer approval for the collection and sharing of their Individually Identifiable Health Information (IIHI) with the context of the purpose of use. While CMS Interoperability & Patient Access Rule streamlines the requirements of patient consent management, having a comprehensive consent management capability will define the success of the interoperability of your solution.

The WSO2 Open Healthcare platform provides these requirements with a comprehensive consent management feature offering in addition to the CIAM capabilities provided by the WSO2 Identity Server. Consent management feature entails following flows:

* Consent Administration: WSO2 Open Healthcare admin portal provides the capability to easily define consent policies based on organizational needs.
* Consent Requisition: WSO2 Open Healthcare platform is equipped with a developer portal for app developers to assign the consent policies to the applications
* Consent Collection: Patients / Members can provide consents during the application login flow or using WSO2 user self-care portal.
* Consent Enforcement: WSO2 Open Healthcare platform evaluates the given consents and filters out the patient data that needs to be shared with the third-party application.
In this webinar, you will be able to gain knowledge on privacy consent requirements defined by the CMS Interoperability & Patient Access Rule and how the WSO2 Open Healthcare Consent Management feature provides first-hand support on implementing patient consent management.

* CMS Interoperability & Patient Access Rule requirements on consent management
* Introduction to the WSO2 Open Healthcare platform
* Workflows of the WSO2 Open Healthcare consent management feature
* In-depth demo of the consent management feature