The Architecture Specification is a living document created by the OpenHIE community based on real-world implementations and needs. This document outlines the reusable architectural practices that constitute OpenHIE. The framework is intended to be constantly evolving as standards and implementer needs change over time.
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This specification documents the OpenHIE Architecture components and the requirements for each OpenHIE component. In addition, the
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specification documents the OpenHIE
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workflows (data exchanges) and the underlying standards that
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support the workflows.
This is a living document created by the OpenHIE Community and based upon real-world implementations and needs. If you have questions or need help unrelated to this guide, please contact us.
How can you contribute and enhance future releases of the specification document?
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All are encouraged to provide comments, proposed edits, and other suggestions for future versions on
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our Discourse forum site.
How can you get a view
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the latest specification? To view
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the latest version of the OpenHIE Architecture Specification go
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Most Recent Update: Version 3.0 (Released in September 2020)
The document is available on the OpenHIE Website for download. The following are some of the most significant changes in version 3.0:
What are OpenHIE Workflows (data exchanges)?
OpenHIE workflows are the technical data exchange patterns for exchanging health data between one or more of the OpenHIE Architecture & Standards components. The OpenHIE workflows have been vetted and agreed upon by the OpenHIE Architecture Review Board Deliverables, Members, and Responsibilities.
How can I have my project's workflows included in OpenHIE?
Please notify anyone of the OpenHIE Architecture Review Board Deliverables, Members, and Responsibilities if you have a data exchange need that is not met with the current OHIE workflows or to suggest or propose a new workflow.
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Previous Versions
Previous versions of this document can be found here:
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