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## Motion#1 (Pat/Ioana) CBCC to Approve the Canadian Vocab Proposal re: '''ActInformationAccessCode''' - Accepted friendly amendment to change "access" to "consent" in "Display Name".:''approved unanimously'' | ## Motion#1 (Pat/Ioana) CBCC to Approve the Canadian Vocab Proposal re: '''ActInformationAccessCode''' - Accepted friendly amendment to change "access" to "consent" in "Display Name".:''approved unanimously'' | ||
## Motion#2:(Tony/Pat): CBCC approve To include additional concepts in '''ActInformationAccessCode''' for Substance Abuse and Mental Health concepts. The descriptions will be harmonized with the Canadian proposal for consistency. - ''approved unanimously'' | ## Motion#2:(Tony/Pat): CBCC approve To include additional concepts in '''ActInformationAccessCode''' for Substance Abuse and Mental Health concepts. The descriptions will be harmonized with the Canadian proposal for consistency. - ''approved unanimously'' | ||
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## Motion#4: (Rob/Pat)- Deprecate "ActInformationAccessCode" and reference " "ActInformationCategoryCode" and modify all references in information models. | ## Motion#4: (Rob/Pat)- Deprecate "ActInformationAccessCode" and reference " "ActInformationCategoryCode" and modify all references in information models. | ||
## Motion#5: (Pat/Rob): Approve "'''ActInformationCategoryCode'''" for harmonization: ''approved unanimously'' | ## Motion#5: (Pat/Rob): Approve "'''ActInformationCategoryCode'''" for harmonization: ''approved unanimously'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:48, 24 March 2009
Community-Based Collaborative Care Working Group Meeting
Attendees
- Ioana Singureanu Scribe
- Suzanne Gonzales-Webb - CBCC Co-chair
- Richard Thoreson
- Tony Weida
- Rob McClure
- Pat Pyette
- Milan Petkovic
- Steven Connoly
- Kathleen Connor
- John Moehrke
- Russ Hamm
Agenda
- (5 min) Roll Call
- Meeting Minutes approval:(unanimous); Agenda approval ( unanimous):
- (20 min) Vocabulary Proposals for Harmonization
- Motion#1 (Pat/Ioana) CBCC to Approve the Canadian Vocab Proposal re: ActInformationAccessCode - Accepted friendly amendment to change "access" to "consent" in "Display Name".:approved unanimously
- Motion#2:(Tony/Pat): CBCC approve To include additional concepts in ActInformationAccessCode for Substance Abuse and Mental Health concepts. The descriptions will be harmonized with the Canadian proposal for consistency. - approved unanimously
- Motion#3 (Pat/Ioana): CBCC to approve the Canadian Proposal for ActConsentType - we need additional changes to take into account purpose as a separate qualifier for information access. The group agrees with the intent of the proposal but it will be rejected - motion rejected. This proposal was rejected with the intention that it will be improved and resubmitted for the next harmonization meeting in July.
- Motion#4: (Rob/Pat)- Deprecate "ActInformationAccessCode" and reference " "ActInformationCategoryCode" and modify all references in information models.
- Motion#5: (Pat/Rob): Approve "ActInformationCategoryCode" for harmonization: approved unanimously
