Implementation Guide Pseudonymization Interface for the MII
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This page provides a list of the FHIR artifacts defined as part of this implementation guide.
These are custom operations that can be supported by and/or invoked by systems conforming to this implementation guide.
| anonymize-original |
Anonymises a single original entry within the specified domain. The reference of original value and pseudonym is permanently and irreversibly deleted. |
| de-pseudonymize |
Returns the original value for a given pseudonym. |
| delete-pseudonym |
Deletes a single pseudonym-entry (identified by the original value) in the specified domain, if the configuration of this domain allows this. |
| pseudonymize |
Generates a single pseudonym for a single given original value. For use in single-pseudonym-domains only. In the response, the repetition of the input values (pseudonymisation context, original identifier) is possible, but is not binding. When returning these input values, however, it is mandatory to ensure that the output values of target or orginal are identical to the input values of target or orignal. |
| pseudonymize-multiple |
Generation of a specific number of pseudonyms in an existing pseudonymisation context with simultaneous assignment to the given original value. A typical use case is the creation of secondary pseudonyms.For use in multi-pseudonym-domains. |
These are example instances that show what data produced and consumed by systems conforming with this implementation guide might look like.
| DePseudonymizeRequestWithStringExample |
An example of a $de-pseudonymize request using a pseudonym value of type string |
| DePseudonymizeResponseWithStringExample |
An example of a $de-pseudonymize request response |
| OperationOutcome-AnonymizeOriginal-response-example-1 |
An example of a $anonymize-original response with success code |
| OperationOutcome-DeletePseudonym-response-example-1 |
An example of a $delete-pseudonym response with success |
| OperationOutcome-DeletePseudonym-response-example-2 |
An example of a $delete-pseudonym response with error |
| Parameters-AnonymizeOriginal-request-example-1 |
An example of a $anonymize-original request using a original value of type string |
| Parameters-DeletePseudonym-request-example-1 |
An example of a $delete-pseudonym request using two original values of type string |
| Parameters-PseudonymizeMultiple-request-example-1 |
An example of a $pseudonymize-multiple request to create 3 (secondary) pseudonyms for one existing pseudonym within a multi-psn-domain |
| Parameters-PseudonymizeMultiple-response-example-1 |
An example of a $pseudonymize response to create 3 secondary pseudonyms for one existing pseudonym within a multi-psn-domain |
| PseudonymizeIdentifierResponseExample |
An example of a response to a $pseudonymize request within a single-pseudonym-domain |
| PseudonymizeRequestWithIdentifierExample |
An example of a $pseudonymize request within a single-pseudonym-domain using an original value of type identifier |
| PseudonymizeRequestWithStringExample |
An example of a $pseudonymize request within a single-pseudonym-domain using an original value of type string |
| PseudonymizeStringResponseExample |
An example of a response to a $pseudonymize request within a single-pseudonym-domain |
| pseudonymize-example-bundle-batch-request |
An example batch bundle to create multiple pseudonyms in a single psn domain using opdef $pseudonymize |
| pseudonymize-example-bundle-batch-response |
An example response bundle for the pseudonymize batch request in a single psn domain using opdef $pseudonymize |