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| + | == Leadership == | ||
| + | Co-Chair: Patrick Loyd; 415-209-0544, patrick.e.loyd@gmail.com | ||
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| + | ArB Facilitator: Grahame Grieve; 404-542-4475, austin.j.kreisler@saic.com | ||
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| + | Co-Chair: Robert Hausam MD; 801-415-4412, robert.hausam@theradoc.com | ||
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| + | Project Fac: Hans Buitendijk | ||
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| + | Publishing Fac: Austin Kreisler | ||
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| + | Vocab Fac: Robert Hausam | ||
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| + | MnM Fac: Patrick Loyd | ||
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| + | == Conference Calls and Minutes == | ||
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| + | Dates: Every other weekly on Wednessdays starting August 11, 2010 | ||
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| + | Time: 15:00 - 16:00 EST | ||
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| + | Phone Number: +1 (770) 657 9270 | ||
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| + | Participant Passcode: 653212 | ||
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| + | Minutes | ||
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| + | == Mission == | ||
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| + | The mission of the Orders and Observation work group is to define information exchange capabilities to support the order/scheduling and clinical event management/reporting requirements between the stakeholders in the healthcare organization regarding patients, non-patients, people, other species, or inanimate objects. These information exchanges are not limited to intra-organizational transactions, but may cross organizational boundaries. These information exchanges may involve messages, documents, services, and other HL7 constructs. | ||
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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
Orders and Observations has engaged a SAIF Alpha Project to determine to what degree the HL7 SAIF Behavioral Framework can and should be used to develop a Behavioral Model for Orders and Observations. The intent is that this new Behavioral Model can more adequately and comprehensively capture the behavioral semantics of integration, specifically, business process state machines, overarching business processes, and a consistent means of separating out accountability. | Orders and Observations has engaged a SAIF Alpha Project to determine to what degree the HL7 SAIF Behavioral Framework can and should be used to develop a Behavioral Model for Orders and Observations. The intent is that this new Behavioral Model can more adequately and comprehensively capture the behavioral semantics of integration, specifically, business process state machines, overarching business processes, and a consistent means of separating out accountability. | ||
Revision as of 16:58, 12 August 2010
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Contents
Leadership
Co-Chair: Patrick Loyd; 415-209-0544, patrick.e.loyd@gmail.com
ArB Facilitator: Grahame Grieve; 404-542-4475, austin.j.kreisler@saic.com
Co-Chair: Robert Hausam MD; 801-415-4412, robert.hausam@theradoc.com
Project Fac: Hans Buitendijk
Publishing Fac: Austin Kreisler
Vocab Fac: Robert Hausam
MnM Fac: Patrick Loyd
Conference Calls and Minutes
Dates: Every other weekly on Wednessdays starting August 11, 2010
Time: 15:00 - 16:00 EST
Phone Number: +1 (770) 657 9270
Participant Passcode: 653212
Minutes
Mission
The mission of the Orders and Observation work group is to define information exchange capabilities to support the order/scheduling and clinical event management/reporting requirements between the stakeholders in the healthcare organization regarding patients, non-patients, people, other species, or inanimate objects. These information exchanges are not limited to intra-organizational transactions, but may cross organizational boundaries. These information exchanges may involve messages, documents, services, and other HL7 constructs.
Introduction
Orders and Observations has engaged a SAIF Alpha Project to determine to what degree the HL7 SAIF Behavioral Framework can and should be used to develop a Behavioral Model for Orders and Observations. The intent is that this new Behavioral Model can more adequately and comprehensively capture the behavioral semantics of integration, specifically, business process state machines, overarching business processes, and a consistent means of separating out accountability.
Documentation
Deliverables
Links
- Definition of DAM
- OO Domain Analysis Document (Draft)
- OO Behavioral Model Specification (Draft)
