Joint testing of contents is organised according to the publication schedule of Kanta Services (in Finnish only). The publication schedule states when you can register for joint testing of the functionality in question.
Detailed information on the publication schedule (in Finnish only) can be found on the following pages:
- Scheduled joint healthcare and social welfare services
- Scheduled social welfare services
- Scheduled healthcare services
Kanta Services in joint testing
At the moment, you can register for the joint testing of contents included in the services listed below:
- Patient Data Repository
- Prescription
- Customer data repository for social services
- Imaging Data Repository
- Wellbeing applications
- Query and Forwarding Service
- System for Issuing Declarations of Intent
Joint testing using the latest specification version
Joint testing is mainly performed for system implementation at the level of the latest specification version.
Contents of joint testing in Testain
Registration for all joint testing takes place in the Testain service. For more information, see: Register for joint testing.
On the Testain registration form, first select the Kanta service, after which you can see the contents whose joint testing you can register for.
Scope of joint testing
The joint testing contents of each service include the basic test set of each content. Not all testing contents are complete. Based on the purpose and scope of implementation, they must be adjusted system-specifically, based on, e.g., the system form and description of architecture.
After the joint testing registration, Kela in collaboration with system suppliers maps the expected content and scope of joint testing for the information system registered for joint testing. This ensures that the testing content is comprehensive and correctly targeted.
Some joint testing contents include a preliminary test phase where Kela assesses the capability of the information system in question to manage joint testing.
The number of test cases in joint testing varies based on the testing content.