Patient request for corrections
summary
Draft FHIR Implementation Guide defines a formal electronic path to submit, track and resolve patient correction requests, using Task and Communication resources to record status and every message; it supports back‑and‑forth attachments and two state machines (request → review → accept/deny → resolution) and currently uses polling/querying for status (notifications planned). Studies show 1 in 5 patients find errors and 40% view them as serious. A reference server and connectathon work exist, but major EHRs have not yet deployed production implementations.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to patient corrections
- 1:05Why corrections matter
- 7:28Impact of incorrect records
- 13:45Patient correction process today
- 16:12Implementation guide overview
- 23:18Connectathon and testing
- 25:03Project timeline and status
- 27:54How to get involved
- 36:07Driving adoption and adoption challenges
- 44:01Q&A session
