This page is part of the Specialty Medication Enrollment (v2.0.0-ballot: STU2 Ballot 1) based on FHIR R4. . For a full list of available versions, see the Directory of published versions
The exchanges described in this implementation guide all support the goal of supplying information to those involved in fulfilling a patient’s specialty medication prescription. The guide supports three basic use cases:
Staff at the pharmacy, specialty Hub or other party involved in fulfilling the prescription. These people identify information needs that result in information exchanges, and use the provided information. These are users of a Data Consumer system.
The prescriber provides responses to information requests that require human interaction, such as clarifications to aspects of a prescription. The prescriber is a user of a Data Source system.
The prescriber agent can provide responses on behalf of the prescriber. Example: clinic staff. A prescriber agent is a user of a Data Source system.
In the Specialty Rx workflow, the Data Consumer system is one used by a stakeholder who participates in fulfilling specialty medication prescriptions. It may be a pharmacy system or a system used by another party such as a specialty Hub or pharmaceutical manufacturer.
A Data Consumer System…
The responding system in the Specialty Rx workflow is the EHR system used by the prescriber of the specialty medication or associated staff.
The Data Source system typically will…
An Intermediary system facilitates the exchange of information between other parties. This role is optional and assists with Data Consumer system and/or Data Source system responsibilities when desired. See Intermediary Facilitation.