RIMBAA 201011 Minutes London

On November 4th an international RIMBAA meeting will be held in London. This is a joint HL7 UK TC & RIMBAA WG meeting, with HL7 UK hosting. This meeting has been designated as an out-of-cycle meeting of the international HL7 RIMBAA working group.

• Date: November 4 2010, 10:00-17:00
• Location: Union Jack Club, London, UK
• Registration: Please register here: HL7 UK Registration Page
• Co-chairs: Rene Spronk (co-chair of the RIMBAA WG)
• Short URL: http://hl7.me/rp

Agenda:

1. Administrative (max 30 minutes)
   • Agenda Review/Additions/Changes (max 5 minutes)
   • Approval of the Minutes of the previous meeting in Rome: (max 5 minutes)
   • Announcements (max 10 minutes)
   • Report from the HL7 Cambridge WGM, and the meeting in Rome (Rene, max 15 minutes)
   • Planning of next meeting in Sydney
2. User Interface (UI) based on the RIM; binding UI to the RIM. See User Interface for RIMBAA Applications for generic information on RIM-based UI design.
   • Tim Chearman (NHS UK, CUI project lead), on the NHS Comon User Interface (CUI) project.
     • The NHS, jointly with a university are developing an Opensource framework. See [1] for details.
   • Michael van der Zel (University Hospital Groningen, NL), on their developments related to the use of Forms (Infopath) and User Interfaces (CUI Toolkit/ASP.NET & Silverlight) bound to HL7 v3.
3. Other presentations
   • Ann Wrightson
     • Status report and overview of the "Services for RIMBAA" project
   • Andy Harris
     • Update on his efforts to create a new RIMBAA application for NIHR (UK). Andy has ample experience with RIMBAA applications and recently started the development of an entirely new application.
   • Michael van der Zel (University Hospital Groningen, NL)
     • Practical experiences of a Model Driven Architecture (MDA), based on DCMs (ISO Templates). The architecture is fully model driven, inclusive of the database model. Micheal will also discuss the extensive role of terminology in this project.
   • Request/response services for certain DCMs/Templates (Ann Wrightson)
     • Experience with a toolkit to build request/response services on a patient's record that are expressed as a request for available instances of certain DCMs/Templates. There is a service-in-the-making that works like that within the NHS Wales SOA (using "record elements" based on the Scottish data component standards in the absence of an available/adoptable RIM-based DCM repertoire).
4. Discussion of RIMBAA Issues
   • See RIMBAA Issues