Patient portal launch

[Dhanya joy]

I would like to know if Cerner support

#2 Patient apps that launch from a portal

Ref: http://www.hl7.org/fhir/smart-app-launch/#ehr-launch-sequence  

[Aaron McGinn (Cerner)]

Yes, these apps would need to use the 'launch/patient' scope [1]. You linked to the EHR launch sequence, but this would fall under the standalone launch sequence [2].

[1] https://fhir.cerner.com/authorization/authorization-specification/#scopes-for-launch-information

[2] http://www.hl7.org/fhir/smart-app-launch/#standalone-launch-sequence

-Aaron (Cerner)

[Dhanya joy]

I thought "Patient apps that launch from a Patient portal(HealtheLife)" is an EHR launch, Did you say its standalone launch?

[Aaron McGinn (Cerner)]

PowerChart/Millennium is where the EHR launch would be as it is provider-facing. Patient-launch apps would be considered standalone.

-Aaron (Cerner)

[Dhanya joy]

Single Sign On

I am trying to integrate my patient standalone app under patient portal as a navigation button

Its prompting for credentials as soon as patient click on navigation button even though patient is within the portal

Sounds similar to this https://groups.google.com/g/cerner-fhir-developers/c/EYWLsOuWRS8/m/5GDmpbryCgAJ

Can you help me how to get this working so that patient gets seamless experience and don't have to login again?

[Dhanya joy]

Can someone please help me here? 

[Jenni Syed (Cerner)]

Hi,

Patients must consent to sharing their data, and we need to make sure the user at the keyboard can consent for this patient (hence the re-auth). Only if an application is sold to the client and is covered under a HIPAA agreement, then the consent (and sign on) can be skipped. 

~ Jenni