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#'''Motion to approve:''' Project [http://gforge.hl7.org/gf/download/trackeritem/1474/6986/HL7vMR_Project_Scope_Statement_v2010-02-28.doc Request] for CDS of FTSD - updated scope statement for Virtual Medical Record (vMR) at [http://gforge.hl7.org/gf/project/tsc/tracker/?action=TrackerItemEdit&tracker_item_id=1474 TSC Tracker # 1474], and [http://www.hl7.org/Special/committees/inm/projects.cfm?action=edit&ProjectNumber=184 Project Insight ID # 184] | #'''Motion to approve:''' Project [http://gforge.hl7.org/gf/download/trackeritem/1474/6986/HL7vMR_Project_Scope_Statement_v2010-02-28.doc Request] for CDS of FTSD - updated scope statement for Virtual Medical Record (vMR) at [http://gforge.hl7.org/gf/project/tsc/tracker/?action=TrackerItemEdit&tracker_item_id=1474 TSC Tracker # 1474], and [http://www.hl7.org/Special/committees/inm/projects.cfm?action=edit&ProjectNumber=184 Project Insight ID # 184] | ||
#*Discussion: Ken noted the project trying to identify inputs and outputs for CDS engines and build a framework to standardize the I/O. Four use cases initially defined by Robert Dunlop in 2008. Scope expanding on the data to be considered. DAM to be developed, then V2 IG and V3 models. Andrew McIntyre (AU) on GELLO has been identified, other domain experts are still being sought. CDS has no V3 MnM facilitator. Perhaps may develop committee-level expertise. Austin asks could it be made clear that V3 models will be enhanced from existing models or work with other groups to develop rather than initiating new development. Ken notes they’re open to working with whatever committee can offer assistance or allow such modeling to be hosted by another committee. Woody notes that clinical statement is under-represented in the scope. Ken says their committee has little V3 modeling expertise and are focusing on the DAM. Clinical statements model is an important starting point for them. Austin notes the DCM from Patient Care would have significant overlap. Woody notes the BRIDG model, while aimed at research community, is quite advanced and has identified a great deal of complexity going from a DAM to V3 models. The individual pieces of clinical assessment represented in the DCMs would be incorporated into a vMR. Ken said they sent a request to CDS implementers to see what data they commonly use for inferencing purposes. They will build a subset of data. Woody notes the title of Virtual Medical Record is farther reaching than management of I/O between clinical systems and CDS services. He cautions the TSC needs to manage the development of this in several places within HL7 never mind in CEN and Open EHR. Ken notes they are not trying to model something as granular as an Apgar score. It tries to work at the level of the problem list and the presence or absence of underlying observations. vMR is a domain-specific term in the CDS world; they could change the name. Ravi asks if they should indicate GELLO rules at the top of the product list; and have they reviewed the DCM efforts? Mead notes that the different groups are trying to take hold of different parts of the same elephant. | #*Discussion: Ken noted the project trying to identify inputs and outputs for CDS engines and build a framework to standardize the I/O. Four use cases initially defined by Robert Dunlop in 2008. Scope expanding on the data to be considered. DAM to be developed, then V2 IG and V3 models. Andrew McIntyre (AU) on GELLO has been identified, other domain experts are still being sought. CDS has no V3 MnM facilitator. Perhaps may develop committee-level expertise. Austin asks could it be made clear that V3 models will be enhanced from existing models or work with other groups to develop rather than initiating new development. Ken notes they’re open to working with whatever committee can offer assistance or allow such modeling to be hosted by another committee. Woody notes that clinical statement is under-represented in the scope. Ken says their committee has little V3 modeling expertise and are focusing on the DAM. Clinical statements model is an important starting point for them. Austin notes the DCM from Patient Care would have significant overlap. Woody notes the BRIDG model, while aimed at research community, is quite advanced and has identified a great deal of complexity going from a DAM to V3 models. The individual pieces of clinical assessment represented in the DCMs would be incorporated into a vMR. Ken said they sent a request to CDS implementers to see what data they commonly use for inferencing purposes. They will build a subset of data. Woody notes the title of Virtual Medical Record is farther reaching than management of I/O between clinical systems and CDS services. He cautions the TSC needs to manage the development of this in several places within HL7 never mind in CEN and Open EHR. Ken notes they are not trying to model something as granular as an Apgar score. It tries to work at the level of the problem list and the presence or absence of underlying observations. vMR is a domain-specific term in the CDS world; they could change the name. Ravi asks if they should indicate GELLO rules at the top of the product list; and have they reviewed the DCM efforts? Mead notes that the different groups are trying to take hold of different parts of the same elephant. | ||
− | #*'''Motion amended:''' Mead moves to approve with amendments to change “A Virtual Medical Record (vMR) is a data model for representing clinical information inputs and outputs that can be exchanged | + | #*'''Motion amended:''' Mead moves to approve with amendments to change “A Virtual Medical Record (vMR) is a data model for representing clinical information inputs and outputs that can be exchanged ''between local clinical information systems and clinical decision support (CDS) engines such as CDS services''.” To “A Virtual Medical Record (vMR) is a data model for representing clinical information inputs and outputs that can be exchanged ''between clinical decision support (CDS) engines such as CDS services and local clinical information systems'', along with anticipated clarification on the intended use. Seconded by Austin. |
#*'''Vote:''' Approved unanimously. | #*'''Vote:''' Approved unanimously. | ||
#Approve Minutes from [[2010-03-01_TSC_Call_Minutes]] '''unanimously approved'''. | #Approve Minutes from [[2010-03-01_TSC_Call_Minutes]] '''unanimously approved'''. | ||
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#*Listserv updates noted. | #*Listserv updates noted. | ||
# CEO Report – none | # CEO Report – none | ||
− | # CTO Report – John reports he sent one out before the call as board report; HITSP vocab task force representing SCO, Dolin representing HL7; also available from ONC web site. Also presentation from HIMSS. | + | # CTO Report – John reports he sent one out before the call as board report; [http://gforge.hl7.org/gf/download/docmanfileversion/5514/7003/CTOBODReport08Mar10.doc attached here;] HITSP vocab task force representing SCO, Dolin representing HL7; also available from ONC web site. Also presentation from HIMSS. |
# ArB Report – none | # ArB Report – none | ||
# Affiliates Report – nothing to report; HL7 UK conference occurred but he was not in attendance. Charlie notes he was there but no issues for TSC. Barcelona next week – John will be there due to ISO TAG meeting following. | # Affiliates Report – nothing to report; HL7 UK conference occurred but he was not in attendance. Charlie notes he was there but no issues for TSC. Barcelona next week – John will be there due to ISO TAG meeting following. |
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Date: 2010-03-08 Time: (11:00 am - 12:00 pm U.S. Eastern Time) | ||
Facilitator | Charlie McCay | Note taker(s) | Lynn Laakso |
Attendee | Name | Affiliation | Email Address |
x | Calvin Beebe | HL7 SSD SD | cbeebe@mayo.edu |
x | Woody Beeler | HL7 FTSD | woody@beelers.com |
x | Austin Kreisler | HL7 DESD | austin.j.kreisler@saic.com |
x | Lynn Laakso (scribe, non-voting) | HL7 HQ | lynn@hl7.org |
regrets | Ken McCaslin | HL7 TSS SD | Kenneth.H.McCaslin@QuestDiagnostics.com |
x | Charlie McCay (chair) | HL7 TSC Chair | charlie@ramseysystems.co.uk |
regrets | Charlie Mead | HL7 ArB | Charlie.mead@booz.com |
x | Ravi Natarajan | HL7 Affiliate | Ravi.Natarajan@nhs.net |
Ron Parker | HL7 ArB Alternate | rparker@infoway-inforoute.ca | |
x | John Quinn | HL7 CTO | jquinn@hl7.org |
x | Gregg Seppala | HL7 SSD SD Alternate | gregg.seppala@va.gov |
regrets | Helen Stevens | HL7 TSS SD Alternate | helen.stevens@shaw.ca |
regrets | Ed Tripp | HL7 DESD Alternate | Edward.tripp@estripp.com |
x | D. Mead Walker | HL7 FTSD Alternate | dmead@comcast.net |
x | Kensaku Kawamoto | CDS Co-chair | kawam001@mc.duke.edu |
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