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Revision as of 14:47, 13 January 2016

M&M Working Group Meeting - January 2016 - Orlando

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Mon Q2 - Open Business

Agenda

Attendees

  • Woody Beeler, Beeler Consulting (chair)
  • Elliot Silver, McKesson

MnM Functions

We lacked quorum, and therefor took no action on the minutes listed above and moved them to the next MnM quarter.

Elliot Silver, who is a Co-Chair of the Imaging Integration Work Group (IIWG) came to this session because he was interested in the modeling and desirous of determining how best the IIWG should interact with the modeling and terminology aspects of Vocabulary and FHIR.

Beeler provided a brief, but brilliant, overview of the history of MnM, RIM and V3 and its relationships to FHIR. In discussion we agreed he should contact McKenzie regarding the RIM-mapping of the ImagingObjectSelection resource in FHIR, might avail himself of pizza at the Facilitator's Roundtable, and should contact Vocabulary in regards to establishing a Vocabulary Facilitator role for the IIWG, if that is needed.


Tue Q3 - Hosting FHIR Infrastructure

Agenda

  • TBD by FHIR

Attendees

  • Lloyd McKenzie (chair/scribe)
  • Bob Bishop
  • Dennis Patterson
  • Ewout Kramer
  • Ron Shapiro
  • Michael Donnelly
  • Joshua Mandel
  • Kevin Shekleton
  • Artem Sopin
  • Mead Walker

How do _include and _revinclude work?

Question from Artem. Brief discussion and explanation of how these can be used.

Artem agreed to submit a change request to include a 'complex' example showing how multiple layers of _include, _revinclude and various other search parameters could be combined

How much consistency can we expect from servers?

Question from Artem. Short answer: none. In the base spec, servers are permitted to have a wide range of capabilities. Consistency around server capabilities can only be expected if the server capabilities are standardized by agreed profiles. Clients who want to work with a wide range of servers will need to query the Conformance instance of the server and adapt to what the server can manage and handle the rest itself and/or limit its own exposed capabilities to reflect those of the server.

Grahame request

These 3 value sets: http://hl7.org/fhir/valueset-signature-type.html http://hl7.org/fhir/valueset-timing-abbreviation.html http://hl7.org/fhir/valueset-identifier-type.html

each include codes defined in a code system that is not bound to the schema. For this reason, the codes defined in these 3 value sets are supposed to moved through harmonization to elsewhere

timing=abbreviation - add to GTSAbbrevation
identifier-type -> add to v2 table
signature-type: policy question
  • Created and approved 9239
  • Created and assigned to Security: 9240

Change proposals

  • 9182 - Not persuasive
  • 9031 - Persuasive
  • 8979 - Persuasive with mod
  • 8777 - Not persuasive

See trackers for votes & details

Wed Q1 - Hosting Vocabulary and FHIR Infrastructure

Agenda

  • Signature type VS
  • FHIR Code systems
  • Expansion profile resource

Attendees

  • George Beeler (chair)
  • Ted Klein
  • Sheryl Taylor, NIST
  • Sandy Stuart
  • Grahame Grieve
  • Coral Macumber
  • Heather Grain
  • Carmela Couderc
  • Yunwei Wang
  • Ron Shapiro
  • Dave Carlson
  • Peter Jordan
  • Greg Gustafson
  • Susan Barber
  • Rob McClure
  • Jay Lyle
  • Oyrind Aassue
  • Rob Hausam

Signature Type Value Set

Closed. Issues arise because of the use in this code system of OIDs for the primary code, and concern for IP issues with respect to ASTM. Grahame will communicate with Security work group to seek a path or alternative to the use of ASTM Code system ( see Urn iso-astm:E1762-95:2013)

Wed Q2 - Hosting Vocabulary and FHIR Infrastructure

Agenda

  • Archive Project 761 -
  • Vocabulary Processes for
    • V2, CDA CIMI

Attendees

  • Beeler (chair)

Agenda Item 1 Goes here

Thu Q2 - Hosting FHIR Infrastructure

Agenda

Attendees

  • McKenzie (chair)

Agenda Item 1 Goes here

Thu Q5 - Facilitators Roundtable

Agenda

  • Introductions
  • Scheduling of the 2016 Harmonization deadlines and Meetings
  • Seek comments from each represented Work Group of their intended Harmonization proposals
  • Other Business

Attendees & Introductions

  • Shakir (chair)

Scheduling of 2016 Harmonization

The following schedule works backwards from the planned "ballot open" dates as posted on the HL7 Website. In the following, the notation T1, T2 and T3 represent the first, second and third trimesters of the HL7 year.

T1 Harmonization March 1-3 2016

  • Initial Proposal Deadline January 31, 2016
  • Final Proposal Deadline February 21, 2016

T2 Harmonization July 12-14 2016

  • Initial Proposal Deadline June !2, 2016
  • Final Proposal Deadline July 3, 2016

T3 Harmonization November 8-10 2016

  • Initial Proposal Deadline October 9, 2016
  • Final Proposal Deadline October 30, 2016