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Related regulations, standards, and implementation tools Implementation guidance 3.11 Audit 1 SHALL [IF] [User authentication is required to access app] User authentication attempts, both successful and unsuccessful, generate an audit record. 2 SHALL User permissions to access, or the revocation of access, regarding smartphone/tablet device capabilities for use by the app (e.g., use of camera, location services) generate an audit record. 3 SHALL [IF] [App uses external devices or data sources for data collection] Pairing a device or data repository external to the app, which supplies data used by the app, generates an audit record. 4 SHALL [IF] [App allows for the export of data to a data repository external to the app] Any export of data from the app generates an audit record.
Suggested “standardized” (generic) term for cMHAFF Apple (iOS) equivalent Google (Android OS) equivalent Windows Phone Comments Message Any computer to computer or computer-to-human interface, whether via visual, aural, haptic, olfactory, taste, or neural mediums. However, when discussing interoperability, the focus is on messaging. Note that the messages can be transmitted within the same physical computer, but between different software (e.g., APIs). Generally refers to messages within specific types of apps, like email, text, IM, Facebook… Generally used to refer to messages from one device (or server) to another. Sometimes used to describe the purpose or content of one of the notification types, e.g., a toast can be described as a short message that appears to let the user know about transient data. Message, or Messaging, can describe cMHAFF’s overarching term for the data packages that are sent by apps. While we consider notifications and alerts as special types of messages, the specific term “message” is used a lot for messages within apps, but not generally used when describing alerts and notifications. We in HL7 also have the HIT-specific legacy of structured “messaging” formats that include healthcare content and sometimes PHI (e.g., HL7 v2 message). Notification A device-specific message communicated to a user to inform them of device or app activities that are deemed important to the user. Some types of notifications require a response Notification – generic term to cover many types of notifications. Notification – generic term to cover many types of notifications. Notification. Push notification is the preferred method, where notifications are pushed from a Microsoft cloud-based server to the Generic term that has subtypes. While HIT also has “notifications” that may delivered to an app, not just to a human user, let’s stick with the common consumer-based
from the user, while others do not. device’s apps, rather than having each app check for its own notifications using its own method. However, alarms and reminders cannot be push notifications. definition Alert A type of Notification that is communicated to a user and requires a response before the user can proceed with activity on the device. For example, it may take the form of a “modal” pop-up dialog that must be dismissed by clicking OK or taking some other action. Alert Alert Dialog, aka Dialog Notification Alarms and reminders, also collectively called “Scheduled Notifications.” These can only be done through local notifications, not push. These messages will always be seen by the user, except if the device is turned off or the user does not look at the device at all (nothing is guaranteed). In general, these are considered more “serious” than other types of notifications. Local or other policy make have more stringent rules for anything deemed an “alert” vs a “notification.” Persistent Notification A device-specific message communicated to a user to inform them of device or app Notifications (in Notification Center) Badge (on individual app Status Notification Status Notifications can appear outside the Tile Notification, raw notification Increments a counter on a live tile Android has more than one type of notification. While HIT also has “notifications” that may delivered to