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INTEGRATIONS


The proposed connection layer keeps source identity, permission and the meaning of information visible.

CONNECTION METHODS

Proposed source methods; no live connector list is asserted
Source methodKeep visibleCheck before use
Original documentDocument name, report/encounter date, import date and revision.Identity, file availability and whether extracted text was verified.
Organization connectionSource identifiers, permitted types, current status and update history.Authorization, person matching, source coverage and receiving responsibility.
Device observationDevice/source, exact unit, recording time, method and missing samples.Type availability, permission, compatible comparisons and estimate limitations.
Reported informationWho added it, when it was updated and the person’s wording.Do not treat a reported medicine or benefit as a verified prescription or coverage decision.
Read measurement context

No provider, pharmacy, insurer, EHR, device vendor or developer connection is asserted as live here. Supported systems, data formats and availability will depend on actual access, permissions and operating arrangements.

01

Not connected

A source has not been authorized or configured. An illustrative screen is not a connection.

02

Pending or acknowledged

A pending authorization or acknowledged request should identify what is still unresolved; neither proves completion.

03

Unavailable, unsupported or failed

Keep the original and the reason visible, with a defined recovery path for the actual service.

04

Changed or revoked

Permissions and source revisions need explicit reconciliation, not assumptions of continuing all-record access.

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