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Latest revision as of 18:55, 10 March 2011
Contents
HL7 project team meeting, 10 March, 2011, 12:00 PM ET
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Attendees
- Jay Lyle, project manager
- Sarah Ryan
- Clay Mann
- Keith Boone
- Greg Mears
Agenda
- Agenda check
- IHE specification
- PHIN VADS
- Action Items and Issues
- Other business
Minutes
Sundak not being present, we did not address the vocabularies
Questions sent and answered
- Clarification: Most of the TF addresses implementation systems. The document IG will not.
- OK
- The supplement & CM contain some fairly heavy proliferation of sections. In many cases, there seems to be a section for every question. That seems top-heavy to me, but I can't judge because the rationale for including all those layers is not clear. This practice also puts the question code in the section header, several relationships away from the answer. (I presume that's where those "assert" values are coming from.)
- The section headings support better legibility in the human presentation. If the machinery works, distance should not be a problem.
- In some cases, two sections lay claim to the same NEMSIS element (e.g., chief complaint & review of systems, both in their own sections and in Injury Incident Description). Would IHE have a preference for a location for these, subsectioning, or duplication? (See attachment)
- We'll put specific questions (e.g., Chief Complaint) in their designated sections, and put anything else in the broader section.
- In some instances, an element is market R in one table (6.1.1.Y.3 Data Element Index) and C in another (6.1.1.Y.4 Specification).
- Not addressed
- One requirement is for a narrative of IV fluids administered. NEMSIS contains only an IV site.
- We can
- Not meet the IHE requirement
- Use the IG to direct implementers to include the descriptive narrative in the text field for the SBADM with the site
- Add the requirement to NEMSIS
- the text field should suffice
- We can
Issue: our activity is for level 3; implementers expect to have a usable level 1 CDA specification this summer.
- Approach: we'll package all of the level 3 constraints into a separate template and include it optionally.
- Remaining question: do we also need a level 2 option?
Issue: RR elements were defined by state agencies; we need to ensure that ED physicians have appropriate input
- We'll schedule an out-of-cycle meeting to address
Action Items
Action | Responsible | Description | Timeline | Status |
SD questions | Jay | See issues | 2/10 | Closed |
update vocabulary approach document | Sarah | vocabulary principles, approach priorities, preferred systems | 2/17 | open |
PHIN VADS | Sarah | Contact Sundak | 2/24 | closed |
Issues
Issue | Description | Resolution | Status |
Run Report Scope | Event model contains hospital information: is this 'run report' information? | No, per Clay, 2/3/11 | Closed |
SD question 1 | Need OIDs, URN | URN: make one up, per B Dolin. OIDs: request a 'root' document OID and write our extensions, for later import into the repository. | closed |
SD question 2 | harmonizing sections with IHE, HITSP, etc. | Use CCD as appropriate, or downstream templates as necessary. No registry or process exists. | closed |
MDHT question 1 | approach for many questions: model question as separate template, create new association, use Type to assign template | confirmed by Sean | closed |
Coding strength | Are all RR codes CNE, except, presumably, ICD/RxNorm sets? | open |