DESD PSS:Data Elements for Emergency Department Systems (DEEDS)
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Return to Domain Experts Electronic Voting Summaries
Please vote on the PSS for the Emergency Care WG. Enter your name and WG along with your vote. 1 vote per WG. Poll open until 11/1/11 unless quorum is reached earlier. Link to Document: Data Elements for Emergency Department Systems (DEEDS)update and revision
- Summary - Passed (8/0/0/1)
- Number of participants: 8
- Most popular option: Affirmative
- Votes in favor: 8
- Comments: 1
- Non-participating work groups counted as abstaining solely for the purpose of counting quorum: 0
| Co-chair (WG) | Affirmative | Negative | Abstain |
| Jim McKinley (AWG) | OK | ||
| John Rhoads (DEV) | OK | ||
| Mead Walker (PSWG) | OK | ||
| Helmut Koenig (II) | OK | ||
| edward helton (RCRIM) | OK | ||
| Suzanne Gonzales-Webb (CBCC) | OK | ||
| Dianne Reeves (CIC) | OK | ||
| Joy Kuhl (Child Health) | OK | ||
| Count | 8 | 0 | 0 |
Comments
| Name | Date | Comment |
| Joginder Madra (PHER) | 10/17/11 1:07 PM | - Section 2. Feel that given the data set’s intended recipients that PHER should be noted as an interested party.
- Section 3b. Given that the current data exchange and reporting landscape is fragmented, how will adding another standard to the mix help unify approaches? - Section 3c. What is the timeline for moving the material to normative? - Section 5a does not appear to be filled out. |
