SAML · OIDC · SCIM
Enterprise identity federation, controlled provisioning and lifecycle management belong at the organisation boundary.
SSO-ready architecture
Role and organisation context
Provisioning boundaries
Connect to healthcare systems without collapsing trust boundaries.
NeuraOps is being designed around vendor-neutral integration patterns for identity, clinical data exchange, imaging and workflow events. This prototype describes the integration architecture; it does not expose live production endpoints.
FHIR · SMART · HL7
Modern healthcare exchange patterns are treated as adapters into a stable internal operating model rather than hard-coded product dependencies.
FHIR-aligned exchange
SMART launch context
Legacy HL7 adaptation
DICOM · DICOMweb
Imaging workflows are designed around established standards while preserving provenance, source identity and clinical boundaries.
Study and series context
Vendor-neutral adapters
No browser-side PHI demo
Workflow signals
Operational events, state transitions and acknowledgement signals can move through controlled integration channels without making AI a required dependency.
Deterministic workflow state
Auditable transitions
Retry-safe orchestration planned
Country-aware, kernel-stable
Regional requirements can be introduced as bounded packs — for example Saudi, UK and EU interoperability obligations — without rewriting the core platform model.
Saudi NPHIES direction
UK/NHS readiness path
EU/EHDS direction
Prototype note: the integration center intentionally describes capabilities and architecture only. No live FHIR, DICOM, SSO or hospital connection is active here.
CONFORMANCE & INTEGRATION v2From “we support the standard”
From “we support the standard”
to evidence that it works.
Each integration should move through a predictable lifecycle: identify the profile, map it to the canonical model, validate it, test it, observe it and only then consider production readiness.
01Discover
Organisation, use case, source system, profile and jurisdiction.
02Map
Translate external semantics into a stable internal contract without mutating source meaning.
03Validate
Check structure, required fields, terminology, identity and provenance expectations.
04Test
Run deterministic conformance and workflow tests before real deployment.
05Observe
Measure delivery, failures, retries, acknowledgements and audit evidence.
06Promote
Move to production only when contractual, security and technical gates are satisfied.
Profiles before endpoints.
Integration readiness should be expressed through concrete profiles, launch context, terminology and validation expectations—not a generic FHIR badge.
PROFILE-LEDLegacy does not mean unmanaged.
HL7 v2 interfaces can be wrapped by explicit adapters, acknowledgements, retry rules and mappings into the canonical operating model.
ADAPTER-BOUNDPreserve source identity.
Imaging integrations should retain study/series/object identity and provenance while separating transport from clinical interpretation.
PROVENANCE-AWAREFederation is not authorisation.
SAML/OIDC/SCIM establish identity and lifecycle context; organisation, product and record access remain separate decisions.
CONTEXTUAL ACCESSREADINESS GATE
No production integration without evidence.
A production transition should require successful validation, controlled test evidence, ownership, rollback/recovery expectations and an explicit organisation approval state.
ArchitectureValidationTest evidenceSecurity reviewOrganisation approval
Integration should reduce friction, not create another silo.
NeuraOps is structured so hospitals can connect existing systems while keeping policy, workflow state and evidence explicit.