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Revision as of 17:27, 28 January 2018

Contents

Apps for Imaging Research

Goal

Demonstrate the ability to make a consenting patient's imaging studies accessible for research applications using the SMART on FHIR-based Sync for Science transaction model.

Participants

  • Chris Carr (RSNA), Steve Moore (Washington University), Wyatt Tellis (UCSF) - RSNA Image Share Project
  • Brad Genereaux - Agfa Healthcare

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Attachments

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Automated Profiling From Domain Models

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Bulk Data

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Care Plan

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Catalog

Goal

This track aims at testing and consolidating the set of new resources (EntryDefinition, ObservationDefinition, SpecimenDefinition) and profiles (catalog) that were added to the standard to enable the sharing of catalogs of health care products and services. Examples thereof include compendia of laboratory in vitro diagnostic services, medication formularies, directories of medical devices. This connectathon uses a clinical laboratory compendium and focuses on the consultation of this catalog. The general scenario is "Query and retrieve the definitions of orderable tests and panels from a lab compendium, together with asked at order entry observations and specimens expected".The track is based on the R4 current ballot.

Participants

  • Claude Nanjo - University of Utah Health Care
  • François Macary - Phast
  • Michel Blondel - Phast

Notable Achievements

Success on the planned scenario. The performed interactions were: 1) List available catalogs on the server; 2) List the entries of a catalog; 3) Search by name and/or by category an entry in an identified catalog 4) Obtain the full details of an entry of a catalog.

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

CDS Hooks

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Clinical Reasoning

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Clinical Research

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Consumer Centered Data Exchange

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Direct Track

Goal

  • Evaluate two scenarios:
  1. Use of DirectTrust to send / query FHIR resources. Identify any issues or enhancements needed for this capability.
  2. Utilizing Direct Trust certificates with the FHIR RESTful API to enable trust relationships to scale. Identify any issues or enhancements needed.

Participants

  • Bruce Schreiber – MaxMD
  • Calvin Beebe - Mayo Clinic
  • David Kibbe - DirectTrust
  • Don Jorgenson - Inpriva
  • James Fisher — MedAllies
  • Julie Maas – EMR Direct
  • Lisa Nelson - Life Over Time Solutions
  • Luis Maas – EMR Direct
  • Thomas J Ramsey

Notable Achievements

Scenario Participants Asserter Result Note
Patient request for data Client: MyPHD Wellness Manager (Direct Trust Source)

Server: MaxMDFhirResource (Target FHIR Server)

Lisa Nelson Pass Important demonstration of individual access to health information - access to C-CDA or FHIR resources.
Patient request for data Client: EMR Direct HealthToGo (Direct Trust target)

Server: EMR Direct Stage Server (Source FHIR Server)

Luis Maas pass success for use case #3, 4, and 5
Patient request for data Client: Direct mdEmail 3.0 (Direct Trust target)

Server: MaxMDFhirResource (Target FHIR Server)

Bruce Schreiber pass Patient Direct address - patient queried for his own record and retrieved them.
Patient request for data Client: Direct mdEmail 3.0 (Direct Trust Source)

Server: MaxMDFhirResource (Target FHIR Server)

Bruce Schreiber pass C-CDA attachment was sent via DirectTrust and stored as both a C-CDA document and a series of resources mapped into FHIR resources.
Patient request for data pass
Patient request for data pass
Patient request for data pass
Provider request for data Client: Direct mdEmail 3.0 (Direct Trust target)

Server: HAPI-3 (Source FHIR Server)

Bruce Schreiber pass Provider uses a Direct Message to query for a Patient's health data. The result was returned using Direct.
Provider request for data Client: FHIR Over Direct Client (Direct Trust target)

Server: EMR Direct FHIR over Direct Server (Direct Trust Source)

James Fisher pass Sent encapsulated message "GET /Patient/1234 HTTP/1.1". Received FHIR response in JSON format.
Provider request for data Client: EMR Direct FHIR over Direct Client (Direct Trust target)

Server: EMR Direct FHIR over Direct Server (Direct Trust Source)

Julie Maas pass Workflow IG using Context IG
Provider request for data Client: Direct mdEmail 3.0 (Direct Trust Source)

Server: HAPI-3 (Source FHIR Server)

Bruce Schreiber pass C-CDA attachment was sent via DirectTrust and stored as both a C-CDA document and a series of resources mapped into FHIR resources.

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Electronic Case Reporting

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Encounter

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

FHIR Documents

Goals

  • Test/update mappings/transforms from CDA to FHIR
  • To be able to import a CDA and transform it into it's equivalent FHIR resources
  • Generate a fully bundled document from a Composition resource using the Generate Document operation
  • Figure out what to do with Notes (e.g. History and Physical note)

Participants

  • Sarah Gaunt (Lantana Consulting Group)
  • Benjamin Flessner (Redox)
  • Michael Hutton (Qvera)
  • Corey Spears (Infor)
  • Attila Farkas (Canada Health Infoway)
  • Joel Francis (Canada Health Infoway)

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

FHIR Subscriptions

Goal

Mature FHIRcast, sustain and increase community involvement. Grow FHIR Subscriptions.

Participants

  • Niklas Svensen - Sectra
  • Leo Bergnehr - Sectra
  • Jeremy Richardson - MModal
  • Jim Schafer - PenRad
  • Max Philips - Cerner
  • Eitan Behar - Allscripts
  • Segay Mintz - Allscripts
  • Jenni Syed - Cerner
  • Will Maethner - Epic
  • Isaac Vetter - Epic
  • Brad Genereaux - Agfa, II

Remote:

  • Martin Bellehumeur - Siemens
  • Hardik - Siemens
  • Ashish - Siemens


Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Financial

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Genomics

Goal

Genomic data are of increasing importance to clinical care and secondary analysis. Genomics consists of the Sequence resource and several profiles built on top of existing FHIR resources (DiagnosticReport-genetics profile, DiagnosticOrder-genetics profile, Observation-genetics profile). The Sequence resource is a core resource in FHIR Genomics. It is used to represent complex genetics data. FHIR Genomics focuses on clinical genetics data reporting.

We will also look to compare current FHIR extension model with a component-based model. New genomics IG

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

IHE-on-FHIR

Goal

  • Send one document to a server using the IHE MHD transaction. This includes a DocumentManifest, a DocumentReference and a Binary document
  • Retrieve the document from the server
  • Exercise Alarm Communication and Management

Participants

  • Diego Kaminker (Almadoc)
  • Oliver Egger (The Hub Zürich Association)
  • Steve Moore (IHE USA / Washington University)
  • Bertil Reppen
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Medical Device and Implantables Tracking using UDI

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Patient Match

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Patient Track

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Pharmacogenomics CDS

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Provider Directory

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Scheduling

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Terminology Services Track

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?

Versioned API

Goal

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Participants

  • Names and Company Names
  • Logos optional

Notable Achievements

  • Please limit to one paragraph summary

Screenshots

  • 1-2 screenshots if relevant and interesting and/or links to further information about implementations / achievements

Discovered issues

  • What challenged the group?
  • What questions did you come away with?

Next Steps

  • 1 paragraph: now what?