Open Source's Role in CONNECTing the Public and Private...
summary
CONNECT ships as a federally funded, BSD‑licensed open source gateway (released April 2009) that implements NHIN service specs and uses a PKI root certificate authority plus UDDI for onboarding; it packages an adapter layer, universal client and Gateway, runs on Solaris/Linux with JBoss (ports to WebLogic/WebSphere reported), and bundles Mirth, policy/redaction and MPI options. Fifteen trial organizations participate, training draws ~1,200 attendees, and production use cuts SSA document retrieval from months to minutes—quarterly releases and performance engineering continue. open BSD license reduced document retrieval from months to minutes 15 trial organizations
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction and healthcare challenges
- 10:57Federal Health Architecture and CONNECT project
- 20:06Technology stack and open source approach
- 30:37Implementation progress and future plans
- 40:05Q&A and community contributions
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