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ITS - Orlando, FL - January 2016
Monday, January 11
Q1
chair: Dale Nelson scribe: Andy Stechishin
No Quorum
Q2
chair: Dale Nelson scribe: Andy Stechishin
No quorum
Q4
chair: Dale Nelson scribe: Andy Stechishin
Joint with FHIR
FMG report
- tighter validation in build
- new resource proposals due Feb 9
- Mar 13 (v2.1) content freeze, July 17 (v3) content freeze
- FHIR ballot process feedback
FHIR Tracker Items:
- 8666 - on hold pending decision on 8814
- 8814 - pending on definition of FMM5 community process and execution of process
- 8773 - resolved - see tracker
- 8930 - resolved - see tracker
- 9048 - resolved - see tracker
- 9049 - resolved - see tracker
- 9092 - resolved - see tracker
Tuesday, January 12
Wednesday, January 13
Q1
chair: Dale Nelson scribe: Andy Stechishin
On telecon Tony Malia, Eric Prud'hommeaux, Marc Twagirumukiza, Chris Stoeckert
DB overviewed the requirements. most importantly, mappings for instance data for a round trip between FHIR instances and other exchanges content models (HL7 v2). More than 1/2 way, not able to assess the difficulty of the remaining items. Tony sense was that the remaining word is considerable. DB commented that there may be some wholesale mapping but this point is contentious among the group.
DB discussed the project deliverables. There was much discussion on adding a tab to the FHIR resource pages for RDF and how that content would appear/be described.
When discussing the Shape Expression deliverable, the topic of FHIR-Path was raised. There was discussion on whether FHIR-Path and Shape Expressions were swappable, should one take preference over the other, what are the similarities and differences between the technologies. DN announced that it appears that FHIR-Path will be coming under ITS for its development.
Tony commented on the lack of a test suite and the group wondered if there was a suite to validate the XML<-->JSON round-tripping in FHIR. AS commented that the AEGIS suite has some testing capabilites but was unsure of the extent. It was wondered if AEGIs would extend into the RDF realm. Eric offered to do some work but needed a contact and a pair to see the work move forward. DN would provide a contact at AEGIS (Richard Ettema was suggested). Eric did comment that because of the amount of work he currently is shouldering, he would need a partner in this effort. It was noted by DB that having a test suite is important and should be listed with the other deliverables.
Motion: Merge deliverables 1 (FHIR RDF page) and 2 (FHIR Ontology page) into a single deliverable with a single page DB/Tony 11-0-1
AS will help Tony with formatting and DB would help with content. The initial change would be developed prior to the interface into the FHIR change management process. Tony will convert his content into XHTML then post to GitHub for collaborative editing from the group to bring to a state suitable for the engagement of the FHIR change management process.
MvdZ offered to help with deliverable 4 (FHIR spec build process)
The question of the tab on the resource page for RDF. Marc suggested a readable format of the ShEX. The consensus was to use ShEX as the notional content for the RDF tab with confirmation to occur later.
DB will follow up offline with Chris to see how the meetings can be made more productive for Chris
Q2
chair: Dale Nelson scribe: Andy Stechishin
DN gave an overview of the events in AID leading to the current quarter meeting.
Motion: Create a PSS to evaluation Query/Mapping languages - Ken Lord
A long discussion on the use of languages for query, for mapping, definition of new things in HL7 only, other applicable uses, using RDF and so forth. Some of the contention was whether to include mapping in the PSS definition. During this discussion, the group was unable to come to consensus on proposed wording changes to the original motion.
Motion withdrawn
Motion: Create a PSS to explore relationship between CQL and FHIR-Path Bryn/Ewout 7-0-2
Attendance
Name | Init. | Affiliation | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | ||||||||||
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Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | ||||
STECHISHIN, Andy | AS | CANA Software & Services Ltd. | andy.stechishin@gmail.com | × | × | × | × | × | |||||||
NELSON, Dale | DN | Accenture | dale.m.nelson@accenture.com | × | × | × | × | × | |||||||
KNAPP, Paul | PK | Knapp Consulting Inc. | pknapp@pknapp.com | × | |||||||||||
MANDEL, Joshua | JM | Boston Children's Hospital | Joshua.Mandel@childrens.harvard.edu | × | × | ||||||||||
PEYTCHEV, Vassil | VP | Epic | vassil@epic.com | × | × | × | |||||||||
BOOTH, David | DB | Hokukahu | david@dbooth.org | × | |||||||||||
SHAFARMAN, Mark | MS | Shafarman Consulting | mark.shafarman@earthlink.net | × | |||||||||||
VAN DER ZEL, Michael | MV | HL7 Netherlands | m.van.der.zel@umcg.nl | × | |||||||||||
SWAIN, Ashley | ASw | ESAC | ashley.swain@esacinc.com | × | × | ||||||||||
PECH, Brian | BP | Kaiser Permanente | bpech@outlook.com | × | × | ||||||||||
KRAMER, Ewout | EK | Furore | e.kramer@furore.com | × | |||||||||||
GRENZ, Chris | CGz | Analysts International | chris.grenz@analysts.com | × | |||||||||||
SHEKLETON, Kevin | KSh | Cerner Corporation | kshekleton@cerner.com | × | |||||||||||
KULKARNI, Vinayak | VKu | Cerner Corporation | Vinayak.kulkarni@cerner.com | × | |||||||||||
SHAPIRO, Ron | RSh | Qvera | ron@quera.com | × | |||||||||||
MCINTYRE, Andrew | AM | Medical-Objects | andrew@medical-objects.com.ay | × | |||||||||||
SONG, Joon Hyun | JHS | IHIS Research Center in Kyungpook National University | jhsong6135@naver.com | × | |||||||||||
BAE, Sungchul | SB | Kyungpook National University | scbae@knu.uc.kr | × | |||||||||||
NICHOLS, Jared | JN | Wolters Kluwer Health | jared.nichols@wolterskluwer.com | × | |||||||||||
RHODES, Bryn | BR | Database Consulting Group | bryn@databaseconsultinggroup.com | × | |||||||||||
BERNHARDT, Peter | PB | McKesson Corporation | Peter.Bernhardt@relayhealth.com | × | |||||||||||
ETTEMA, Richard | RE | AEGIS.net, Inc. | richard.ettema@aegis.net | × | |||||||||||
SHANBHAG, Avinash | AvS | Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT | avinash.shanbhag@hhs.gov | × | |||||||||||
KRAMER, Mark | MK | The MITRE Corporation | MKRAMER@mitre.org | × | |||||||||||
WANG, Yunwei | YW | Intelligent Medical Objects (IMO) | Ywang@imo-online.com | × | |||||||||||
LORD, Ken | KL | MDIx | klordmdmi@gmail.com | × | |||||||||||
SETHI, Kanwarpreet | KPS | Lantana Consulting Group | kp.sethi@lantanagroup.com | × | |||||||||||
SKAPIK, Julia | JSk | Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT | Julia.Skapik@hhs.gov | × | |||||||||||
MAJEED, Raphael | RMj | University Oldenburg | rapheal.majeed@uni-oldenburg.de | × | |||||||||||
HADLEY, Marc | MHa | Mitre | mhadley@mitre.org | × |