Overview

EN ISO 22600-3:2014 (Health informatics - Privilege management and access control - Part 3: Implementations) defines implementation-level guidance for managing privileges and access control in distributed health information systems. Building on ISO 22600-1 (overview/policy management) and ISO 22600-2 (formal models), Part 3 specifies requirements for repositories of access control policies and for privilege management infrastructures (PMI), and provides practical implementation examples of the formal models. The standard focuses on secure, privacy-aware health information exchange across policy domain boundaries - from local systems to regional or national health information exchanges.

Key Topics and Requirements

Privilege management infrastructure (PMI) requirements - guidance for components and services needed to manage privileges across organizations.
Repositories for access control policies - requirements for storing, managing and retrieving policy artifacts used in authorization decisions.
Interpretation of formal models - practical instantiations of the models defined in ISO 22600-2 for healthcare settings.
Policy representation and constraint modelling - use of domain languages, OCL (Object Constraint Language) modelling and other constraint representations to express rules.
Consent management - patient consent concepts and management approaches for integrating consent into access control decisions.
Emergency access (break-glass) - considerations for handling urgent access scenarios while preserving auditability and policy constraints.
Refinements for control and delegation models - implementation-level guidance on control flows and delegation of privileges.
Ancillary topics - attribute certificate extensions, terminology alignment, and worked examples for policy management and representation (informative annexes).

Applications and Practical Value

EN ISO 22600-3 is intended for organizations and projects that need interoperable, standards-based access control for health information exchange. Typical applications:

Implementing role- and attribute-based access control across unaffiliated providers and health information exchanges (HIEs).
Designing privilege management infrastructures that support cross-domain authorization and delegation.
Integrating patient consent and emergency access policies into electronic health record (EHR) systems.
Creating policy repositories and tooling for policy lifecycle management (authoring, storing, distributing, evaluating).

Who uses it:

Health IT architects and system integrators
EHR vendors and software developers
Security and privacy officers in hospitals, insurers and HIEs
National/regional health authorities and standards bodies

Related Standards

ISO 22600-1: Overview and policy management
ISO 22600-2: Formal models (models implemented by Part 3)
References to other standards and specifications (ISO, CEN, ASTM, OMG, W3C) for interoperability and security building blocks

EN ISO 22600-3 helps standardize privilege management, access control, policy representation, and consent integration to enable secure, privacy-aware health information exchange across organizational and national boundaries.

Overview

Key Topics and Requirements

Privilege management infrastructure (PMI) requirements - guidance for components and services needed to manage privileges across organizations.
Repositories for access control policies - requirements for storing, managing and retrieving policy artifacts used in authorization decisions.
Interpretation of formal models - practical instantiations of the models defined in ISO 22600-2 for healthcare settings.
Policy representation and constraint modelling - use of domain languages, OCL (Object Constraint Language) modelling and other constraint representations to express rules.
Consent management - patient consent concepts and management approaches for integrating consent into access control decisions.
Emergency access (break-glass) - considerations for handling urgent access scenarios while preserving auditability and policy constraints.
Refinements for control and delegation models - implementation-level guidance on control flows and delegation of privileges.
Ancillary topics - attribute certificate extensions, terminology alignment, and worked examples for policy management and representation (informative annexes).

Applications and Practical Value

EN ISO 22600-3 is intended for organizations and projects that need interoperable, standards-based access control for health information exchange. Typical applications:

Implementing role- and attribute-based access control across unaffiliated providers and health information exchanges (HIEs).
Designing privilege management infrastructures that support cross-domain authorization and delegation.
Integrating patient consent and emergency access policies into electronic health record (EHR) systems.
Creating policy repositories and tooling for policy lifecycle management (authoring, storing, distributing, evaluating).

Who uses it:

Health IT architects and system integrators
EHR vendors and software developers
Security and privacy officers in hospitals, insurers and HIEs
National/regional health authorities and standards bodies

Related Standards

ISO 22600-1: Overview and policy management
ISO 22600-2: Formal models (models implemented by Part 3)
References to other standards and specifications (ISO, CEN, ASTM, OMG, W3C) for interoperability and security building blocks

EN ISO 22600-3:2014 PDF

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Applications and Practical Value

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