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2015 04 10 Minutes - CDA R2.1 Project
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Attendance
Attendance
- Austin Kreisler
- Calvin Beebe
- Kathleen Connor
- Vinayak - Cerner (VK)
- Rob Hausam
- Brett Marquard
- Andy Stechishin
Minutes / Notes
- Current Agenda
- Update from EST on WIKI editing project - Andy
Stand alone a wiki - discusses with HL7 Staff - Discuss "Backwards Wire Format Capable" - All
- Concepts:
- Old software
- New software
- Deprecation
- Only adding optional element
- Continued support of presentation via stylesheets for CDA R2.0
- Schema changes
- Adding attributes as optional, where the occur in the RIM
- Adding a new role, the association classes have cardinality constraints
- Old processers - error when processing CDA r2.1 documents
- A new CDA 2.1 will not be processable by a CDA R2.0 schema
- Most processing is actually template driven
- Schema based processing it more brittle when processing CDA instances.
- We need to consider the Gunther test!
- How has Gunther achieved changes - in SPL Normative
- Re: (data types release 2) stayed away from them.
- Were some of the SPL releases minor releases and if so, what constraints were applied to the scope of changes that were allowed?
- It would helpful to know how commonly schemas are utilizing schemas in their processing.
- Concepts:
- Levels of backwards compatibility that we will support in CDA R2.1
- Are we simply asserting that we are limiting significant changes, but not absolutely disallowing changes.
- Are we asserting data types backwards compatibility
- Limiting changes, to limit the cost of adopting the CDA R2.1
- Supporting changes which are optionally included, so old instances will still process in the new Schema.
- Accept omitted attribute inclusion from the RIM
- Require SDWG committee votes to include additional optional classes to the CDA R2.1
- Are we simply asserting that we are limiting significant changes, but not absolutely disallowing changes.
- Update from EST on WIKI editing project - Andy