Health Services Platform (HL7-HSP) Marketplace

Project Information

The Health Services Platform (HL7HSP) Marketplace addresses the problem of exchanging backend service implementations in a vendor-neutral manner, which is necessary to exchange executable artifacts interoperably to plug-n-play across SOAs. In broad strokes, it is the server-side equivalent of SMART-on-FHIR (SoF), as SoF only concerns client-side app integration and also does not address client-side deployment requirements of web applications, not uncommon in health IT (HIT) enterprise. The design principles are inspired by the business processes that made other computing ecosystems, such as the (all proprietary) Apple, Google, and Amazon app stores successful. This allows:

• HIT orgs to search for new services across *all* participating vendors, and deploy them in a 100% automated fashion into on-prem, cloud, and/or hybrid infrastructure, using 1 or more Marketplace instances in any public/private combination.
• Developers to directly submit new (and update existing) service builds.
• Marketplace operators to curate, review, and publish vendor submissions.
• Compliance validators to automate certification activities.

All parties to optionally authenticate with existing SSO credentials needed for SoF apps/architectures.

Project Facilitators

Preston Lee, Vincent McCauley

Project Scope Statement

• Project scope state presented to Steering division

Objectives

Current Documents:

• Risk assessment and Mitigation