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HL7 FHIR Security 2017-10-03

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Attendees

Member Name Member Name Member Name
x John Moehrke Security Co-Chair x Kathleen Connor Security Co-Chair . Alexander Mense Security Co-chair
. Suzanne Gonzales-Webb CBCC Co-Chair . Johnathan Coleman CBCC Co-Chair . Mike Davis
. Reed Gelzer RM-ES Lead . Glen Marshal x Joe Lamy
. Diana Proud-Madruga x Rob Horn . Beth Pumo
. Irina Connelly . Firstname Lastname . Firstname Lastname

Agenda

Minutes

  • John Chaired
  • Approval of last weeks minutes unanimous
  • Reviewed GF#11071 https://gforge.hl7.org/gf/project/fhir/tracker/?action=TrackerItemEdit&tracker_item_id=11071
    • Try to create a valueset that is made up of the most used codes, not to imply that other codes are not used, just to focus discussion.
      • Keep all Confidentiality codes as there are few and the are valuable
      • PurposeOfUse -- Start with existing GeneralPurposeOfUse valueset, add HTEST, HQUALIMP, and LABELING
      • Sensitivity - ETH, HIV, SDV, GDIS, PSY, SDV, SEX, and STD; ...
    • This is when we realized that there are differnet subsets that exist that are used in different ways. Some codes would appear on clinical data, but not on identity resources; where as others would only appear on identity resorurces and never appear on clinical data. And that those different uses are already valuesets, and FHIR already has catagorized FHIR.
    • See http://build.fhir.org/resourceguide.html
  • ACTION: Kathleen to start withthe FHIR resourceguide, put into WORD, and annotate with the existing HCS subsets that are appropriate for each, as discussed above.