[Txauth] Possible Use Case for GNAP

[David Pyke <[e-mail]>]

I am working on a Healthcare IT project that requires multi-hop 
transmission of REST based (FHIR: fhir.hl7.org) resources.  The 
established protocol uses OAuth2 which doens't lend itself to multi-hop 
relay.

I saw a presentation on XYZ/GNAP and thought it might be early enough to 
get on the train to consider how it might address that structure.  The 
system I'm working on is from the US Office of the National Coordinator 
for Healthcare IT (ONC) called TEFCA.  At minimum there would be 4 hops, 
at maximum, could be 8-10 and no bypassing of the network can be done.  
As I said, OAuth2 doesn't handle that without significant issues.

If this is not a use case that can be considered, please accept my 
apologies.

Thanks

Dave Pyke

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*David Pyke*

Manager, Strategic Consulting

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