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− | # | + | # Jay to find guidance on publication for Kurt |
+ | # Update on inputs from workgroups | ||
+ | ## Serafina getting input from Security, CBCC, Financial Mgt | ||
+ | ## Rob H: Pharmacy | ||
+ | ## Richard: Imaging | ||
+ | ## CQI | ||
+ | ### Main case is procedure not done with reason. We had it conceptually; now we have references. | ||
+ | ### Edge case: do we need to represent "absence inferred from empty query"? | ||
+ | #### While we assert that absence of evidence is not evidence of absence for clinical purposes, for CQI (a closed world scenario) it's all you have, so absence of evidence <b>is</b> evidence of absence. As long as that assumption is only operational in the scope of the rule, no problem. But it was suggested that one might record that inference somewhere, and it might wind up getting communicated sometime. If that's true, you'd want to make it very clear that there is no assertion of absence, only an inference. | ||
+ | #### We may recommend this be done with a distinct concept (e.g., "empty query") rather than provenance or other metadata, as it's fundamental. | ||
+ | # Question of "rule-out" diagnoses, which have been misinterpreted as diagnoses | ||
+ | ## "Rule-out" is ambiguous: need to distinguish "differential" (I expect to rule this out) from "absent" (I ruled this out). | ||
+ | # SCT guidance | ||
+ | ## Findings that assert absence are under review. I.e., problematic. | ||
+ | ## TIG explains how classifier inverts entailment for negative concepts, specifically for Situation | ||
===Meeting Outcomes=== | ===Meeting Outcomes=== |
Revision as of 16:10, 10 August 2016
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Minutes
Meeting Information
HL7 PC-CIMI-POC Meeting Minutes Location: PC call line |
Date: 2016-08-10 Time: 11:00-12:00 ET | ||
Facilitator | Jay Lyle | Note taker(s) | Jay Lyle |
Attendee | Name | Affiliation
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y | Jay Lyle | JP Systems | |
y | Richard Esmond | PenRad | |
Gerard Freriks | |||
y | Rob Hausam | ||
y | Serafina Versaggi | ||
Cynthia Barton | NLM | ||
Viet Nguyen | |||
Floyd Eisenberg | |||
Susan Barber | |||
Larry McKnight | |||
Galen Mulrooney | |||
y | Kurt Allen | ||
y | Jim Case | ||
y | Juliet Rubini | ||
Hank Mayers | |||
Agenda
Agenda Topics
- Update on inputs from workgroups.
- CQI
- Implications of SCT from last week
- Proposed publication format, viz.,
- background, objectives, scope
- principles, w/rationale
- requirements: list of semantic patterns
- template for design teams to stipulate preferred or prohibited patterns
Minutes
Minutes/Conclusions Reached:
- Jay to find guidance on publication for Kurt
- Update on inputs from workgroups
- Serafina getting input from Security, CBCC, Financial Mgt
- Rob H: Pharmacy
- Richard: Imaging
- CQI
- Main case is procedure not done with reason. We had it conceptually; now we have references.
- Edge case: do we need to represent "absence inferred from empty query"?
- While we assert that absence of evidence is not evidence of absence for clinical purposes, for CQI (a closed world scenario) it's all you have, so absence of evidence is evidence of absence. As long as that assumption is only operational in the scope of the rule, no problem. But it was suggested that one might record that inference somewhere, and it might wind up getting communicated sometime. If that's true, you'd want to make it very clear that there is no assertion of absence, only an inference.
- We may recommend this be done with a distinct concept (e.g., "empty query") rather than provenance or other metadata, as it's fundamental.
- Question of "rule-out" diagnoses, which have been misinterpreted as diagnoses
- "Rule-out" is ambiguous: need to distinguish "differential" (I expect to rule this out) from "absent" (I ruled this out).
- SCT guidance
- Findings that assert absence are under review. I.e., problematic.
- TIG explains how classifier inverts entailment for negative concepts, specifically for Situation
Meeting Outcomes
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