New versions of E-PIX, gPAS and gICS freely available

New releases for our solution modules E-PIX, gPAS and gICS are available for free download. As usual, the release notes list details of new functionalities, general improvements and bug fixes.

In E-PIX, support for the automatic sending of notifications has been extended. In gICS, numerous improvements have been implemented in the area of quality checks. The gICS also includes new versions of the MII consent forms: Child and Custodial Consent Templates. These can of course also be downloaded separately. We go into detail about the new templates in the Community Dialogue.

Two innovations in gPAS, which were already announced in the last Community Dialogue, deserve special mention: Pseudonyms with 32-byte length and multi-pseudonym domains. Upcoming use cases in MII and DKMS have necessitated a paradigm shift in our previous concepts of assigning pseudonyms within a domain. In next week’s Community Dialogue, we will discuss the background, implementation details and compatibility aspects of multi-psns.

As usual, the releases also include an updated version of the TTP FHIR gateway, which now offers FHIR support for established gPAS functions for deleting pseudonym entries (deletePseudonyms) and anonymising original values (anonymizeOriginals).

Of course, we have corrected and implemented errors and minor suggestions for improvement reported to us by the community wherever possible. Thank you once again for your support!

As always, a compatible dispatcher release will follow soon. Final tests are currently underway. Dispatcher users will be informed by e-mail as usual.

See/hear you hopefully in the Community Dialogue next Thursday, 17 October 2024 from 13:00-14:30.