Connect a jurisdiction IIS or multi-jurisdiction provider system to the CDC Immunization (IZ) Gateway for cross-jurisdiction immunization data exchange

domain: cdc.gov · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Verified steps

  1. Determine which IZ Gateway service applies -- Connect (query/response between an IIS and multi-jurisdiction providers or other IISs) or Share (data submission/reporting) -- and complete the required MOU/DUA onboarding for that use case
  2. Exchange HL7 v2.5.1 Implementation Guide: Immunization Messaging (Release 1.5) payloads (VXU/QBP/RSP) through the Gateway's SOAP web service, or use its v2-to-FHIR transformation where a FHIR-based connection is supported
  3. Implement the Gateway's authentication/authorization and connection setup per its onboarding documentation before sending production traffic
  4. Route cross-jurisdiction queries/submissions through the Gateway rather than building point-to-point connections to each destination IIS
  5. Monitor Gateway-routed message acknowledgments the same way as direct IIS integrations, since the Gateway transports data but does not store it

Known gotchas

Related routes

Submit an immunization record to a state IIS using an HL7v2 VXU^V04 message per the CDC HL7 v2.5.1 Implementation Guide for Immunization Messaging
cdc.gov · 5 steps · unrated
Perform an IHE XCA Cross-Gateway Query to discover documents across federated health information exchanges
profiles.ihe.net · 5 steps · unrated

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