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Meeting Information
HL7 PC-CIMI-POC Meeting Minutes Location: Phone |
Date: 2016-12-16 Time: 10:00-11:00 ET | ||
Facilitator | Jay Lyle | Note taker(s) | Jay Lyle |
Attendee | Name | Affiliation
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Richard Esmond | PenRad | ||
Galen Mulrooney | JP Systems | ||
y | Jay Lyle | JP Systems / VA | |
Harold Solbrig | Mayo | ||
y | Susan Matney | Intermountain | |
y | Joey Coyle | ||
y | Gay Dolin | ||
y | Ash Davison | Intermountain | |
Laura Heerman Langford | Intermountain | ||
Claude Nanjo | |||
Rob McClure | |||
Agenda
Agenda Topics
- ballot review
Minutes
Minutes/Conclusions Reached:
- Ballot is intimidating. We need to do a better job of leading with a value proposition & helping readers navigate.
- Is it possible to reduce the interoperability scope (re-inventing infrastructure, provenance, etc.) to focus on clinical semantic scope (derivation of computable rules)? Can we identify a set of rules we can use to draw that scope?
- Review of Wound class
- Should follow LOINC panel: gap analysis for next week
- Wound kind concept seems to be missing. Could be "Name," inherited from Assertion, but there's no semantic constraint.
- Dressing should not be contained by Wound
- size: should be multiple, not 0..1
- Some properties have an 'existence' implication. Should we create assertions for them or evaluations, or leave it implicit?
- If it's modeled, we don't want absence to be potentially implicit.
- To make it explicit and predictable, we need it to be an evaluation.
- Proposed principle: if it's in a LOINC panel, it's an evaluation, not an assertion.
- In some cases, a significant fact may be a facet of a normal phenomenon. Wound exudate odor, for instance, might have an answer value set that includes "normal" (rather than having to assert "absent" or distinguish between "absent" and "healthy").
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