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Meeting Information

HL7 V3 Publishing Meeting Minutes

Location: GoToMeeting ID: 212-860-120

Conference Call: HL7 Conference Call Service:

  • Phone: 770-657-9270
  • Passcode: 657896
Date: 2010-04-28
Time: 04:00-05:00 pm Eastern
Facilitator Woody Beeler (GWB) Note taker(s) Andy Stechishin (AS)
Attendee Name Affiliation
× George "Woody" Beeler (GWB) Beeler Consulting
× Jean Duteau (JD) Gordon Point Informatics
Pete Gilbert (PG)
× Austin Kreisler (AK) SAIC/CDC
Patrick Loyd (PL) Gordon Point Informatics
× Don Lloyd (DL) HL7 International
Joginder Madra (JM) Gordon Point Informatics
Mary-Kay McDaniel (MK)
Dale Nelson (DN)
Gregg Seppala (GS) Veteran's Administration
× Andy Stechishin (AS) Gordon Point Informatics
Rob Savage (RS)
× Anita Walden (AW) Duke University
Quorum Requirements Met: yes

Agenda

Agenda Topics

  1. Agenda review and approval
  2. Approve Minutes of previous meeting August 18
  3. Ballot Cycle Opening
  4. Notes from Don Lloyd
  5. Around the table

Minutes

Minutes/Conclusions Reached:

  1. Agenda
    • Called to order 4:07 pm Eastern
  2. Minutes Approval missed
  3. Ballot Cycle Opening
    • Discussion on Pharmacy WG proposed content for ballot in the current cycle
      • Has been a struggle to complete content
      • Content has not gone through WG Q/A process
      • Likely will pull content from current cycle and publish in the January 2011 cycle following Cambridge
    • DL had no other issues on the ballot site to report.
  4. Note from Don Lloyd
    • No items to report
  5. Next Call
    • straw poll for next weeks call
  6. Adjourned 4:29 pm Eastern.

Meeting Outcomes

Actions (Include Owner, Action Item, and due date)
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Next Meeting/Preliminary Agenda Items
  • Discussion of Terms "SHOULD", "MUST", etc. versus RFC2119