Disclosures Don Vogt declares no conflicts of interest or financial interest in
any product or service mentioned in this program, including grants, employment, gifts, stock holdings, and honoraria.
ASAP’s and NCPA’s education staff declares no conflicts of interest or financial interest in any product or service mentioned in this program, including grants, employment, gifts, stock holdings, and honoraria.
PMIX National Architecture: A Foundation for PMP Choice Don Vogt, Program Manager, Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics ACPE #: 207-999-13-022-L04-P Activity Type: Knowledge-based
Following this presentation, attendees should be able to: 1. Identify the key elements of the PMIX architecture. 2. Provided with a concise overview of how the National Information
Exchange Model (NIEM) and the Global Reference Architecture (GRA) are used in PMIX.
3. Describe the four pillars of PMIX and how the architecture is being used in prescription monitoring systems today.
• Don Vogt (Chair) – Oklahoma • Joe Casar – Kentucky • Chris Baumgartner – Washington • Chad Garner – Ohio • Bob Slaski – Open Networks (Voted on Behalf of IJIS) • Robert Cowan – NABP • Josh Bolin - NABP • Jason Heath – Appriss • Todd Tincher – Appriss
• Tom Beard – Health Information Designs • Frank Xavier – Optimum Technology • Scott Serich – IJIS (Non-Voting) • Chris Traver – BJA (Non-Voting) • Jim Douglas – Search (Non-Voting) • Jim Giglio – Alliance (Non-Voting) • Pat Knue – Alliance (Non-Voting)
PMIX Was Developed by the State PMP Systems
Direction and Control Should Stay with the States
A Centralized Governance Body is Critical to Sustainability
The Continued Use of Open Standards Reduces Costs
Creates a Common Standard for All Developers
Unique Relationship Between PMP Data Sharing and the Alliance
Approved Unanimously by the Alliance Board
• National Information Exchange Model (NIEM) • Global Reference Architecture (GRA) • Information Exchange Package Documentation (IEPD) • State to State Service Specification • Hub to Hub Service Specification • Execution Context Document
• National Information Exchange Model • Facilitates the creation of automated information exchanges using uniform
data delivery in a reusable format
• Key Concepts • Data Components • Core Components • Domains • Conformance Rules • Communities of Interest
• IEPD – Information Exchange Package Documentation • Defines the type of information that will be exchanged
Security • When partners share information between systems, they
implement a “layer” of technology in between so that the systems are “insulated” from one another
Open Standards • Information sharing follows accepted and well-established
open-industry standards rather than solutions and approaches proprietary to particular vendors
Governance • Adopting a formal governance structure, partners strive for
a common approach and a common technology infrastructure
Software interoperability standards are open when they are developed in an open, transparent and collaborative process and are freely available and implementable within any business model. Open standards are typically made in global standards setting organizations which practice due process and rough consensus. To customers, on the other hand, open standards guarantee a high degree of flexibility and choice. Open standards prevent single vendor lock-in by facilitating interoperability.
• End to End Security • Standards Based Exchange (GRA) • Common Exchange Data and Metadata (NIEM) • Hub Connections (Hub to Hub)
Hub
State Routing Service (SRS)
SRS Potential In-state Partners
PMP System
PMP System
PMP System
PMP System
Hub
PMP System
PMP System
Hub
SRS Emergency Room
PMP System
PMP System
HIE
Hub
PMP System
PMP System
Pharmacy
SRS
Hub PMP Hub PMP
NIEM data standard
GRA service standard
Hubs End-to-end Security
Directory Public Key
Infrastructure
SEAL
NIEM data standard
Hubs End-to-end Security
PMIX Compliant Hub PMIX Compliant Hub
Management & Control
Engineering & Design Engineering & Design
Management & Control
Optimum
Hosted
RxCheck PMP
System SRS PMP System
HID
HOSTED
RxCheck PMP System
SRS
Internal Data Sharing
PMP System
SRS
• Testing a Hub to Hub PMIX Exchange • Certifying a Hub as PMIX Compliant • Springboard Initiative
• Based on Open Standards • Flexible By Design • Developed by PMP Administrators • Secure • Supports Hub to Hub, State to State and Direct Connections • Recommended Unanimously by the Alliance Board • Supported by NABP and IJIS • Complies with Current Grant Requirements • PMIX Foundation Could be Utilized by HIE’s, ASAP and Other
Groups in Whole or in Part • Can be Certified