A consent management system includes processes and policies that enable consumers and patients to determine what health information they are willing to permit care providers to access. It enables patients and consumers to affirm their participation in e-health initiatives and to establish consent directives to determine who will have access to their Protected Health Information (PHI), for what purpose and under what circumstances.
Yes, it can be easily configured to comply with state-level consent.
Yes, it seamlessly integrates with existing authentication and authorization solutions such as LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol), Windows Active Directory (AD), Keycloak, etc.
The Consent Management UI is a part of FAST+. Additionally, as most of the payers have their own members, consent management can be added as an additional screen into their existing portal.
Yes, it can obtain consent online using the Keycloak authorization server.
Third Party apps will be provided with separate client IDs to make secure API calls.
Online consent is managed using Keycloak's out-of-the-box features. For offline consent, CitiusTech leverages consent stored in the database for validation and manages access accordingly.
FAST+ offers a separate UI to capture member consent in case the customer does not have an existing member portal.
Patients identified as legitimate users with records in the Active Directory get consent. Keycloak is synced with Active Directory users to perform authentication.
Currently, FAST+ does not have an API management feature. However, we can leverage any third-party API management platform.
CitiusTech’s FHIR® server has the capability to support all FHIR® resources, but currently possesses public endpoints to expose attributes that comply with CMS’ mandate.
Yes, we have a public UI to access the FHIR® APIs on our website.
FAST+ is flexible and customers can choose their hosting options as per convenience.
FAST+ can be installed on AWS and Azure cloud platforms. It is offered as an IaaS model and can be extended to leverage PaaS offerings based on client needs.
Yes, all we need is customer data. The FAST+ solution is built on a PaaS model and ensures end-to-end data processing along with managing necessary system hardware.
Yes, CitiusTech offers FHIR® use-cases to facilitate payer-to-payer data exchange that comply with CMS mandates.
FAST+ leverages the following technology stack:
Yes, FAST+ meets all necessary HIPAA compliance requirements. HIPAA compliance certification is also a part of our roadmap.
Yes, the FHIR® repository can be configured on multimodal and NoSQL document databases. CitiusTech recommends using multimodal DB like PostGres for its FHIR® repository.
Data obtained from FAST+ has helped our clients close gaps-in-care using the Care Gaps API.
Yes, FAST+ offers pre-built healthcare FHIR® enabled use cases which can be easily extended for client-specific customization needs.