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# Confirm semantic modeling assumptions for evaluation result
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## options
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### "assertion" pattern a la TermInfo
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### ignorable label (OE/LOINC, but result value is finding)
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### concept model composition: OE + qualifier = definition of finding
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## we don't have an answer yet; examples point both ways; we may need to support both
 
# Plan
 
# Plan
## complete terminology
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## deadline for SOLOR  
### deadline for SOLOR TBD
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## wound close to completion
### include definitionso
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## skin assessment SME review not yet begun
#### Jay to contact NPUAP
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## NPUAP amenable to using definitions; Susan to talk to Janet next week and find a time
### subtasks
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## element definitions can go in CIMI archetypes, with attribution (see openEHR modeler tool)
#### skin value sets
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### tangent: how to search for related models; how to distinguish related models (e.g., adoption, advocacy)
#### skin model bindings
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## value set item definitions don't. Where? SOLOR extension descriptions?
#### wound value sets
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### issue: might definitions conflict with FSNs?
#### wound model bindings
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# HSPC
## review CIMI model changes pending & impact on skin & wound
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## meeting at 2 MT: wound assessment, common qualifiers, length & height, FHIR vs LOINC vitals panel
### none anticipated coming down
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# to do
### some pushing up: remove periodicity, add trend
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## Jay to dig up some use cases to test archetypes.  
### working to update LOINC panel
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## include in ballot: Should complex items be codes or references?
## test out with use cases. Jay to dig some up.  
 
## review generated (flat) archetypes
 
## Style guide updates
 
### e.g., should complex items be codes or references?
 
#### perhaps both for now; make it a ballot question
 
#### semantically, a code; reference for implementation. But ask.
 
# Joey demonstrated models at http://models-test.opencimi.org/dev/#/
 
# Susan showed spreadsheet with two new(ish) elements
 
# Liz shared progress on anatomical site modifier
 
  
 
===Meeting Outcomes===
 
===Meeting Outcomes===

Latest revision as of 16:19, 13 October 2017

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Meeting Information

HL7 PC-CIMI-POC Meeting Minutes

Location: Phone

Date: 2017-10-13
Time: 11:00-12:00 ET
Facilitator Jay Lyle Note taker(s) Jay Lyle
Attendee Name Affiliation


Richard Esmond PenRad
Joey Coyle JP Systems
y Jay Lyle JP Systems / VA
y Liz McCool
Angela Corvetti
y Susan Matney Intermountain
y Holly Miller
Gabriel Brat Tissue Analytics
Rob McClure

Agenda

Agenda Topics

  1. timeline for January.


Minutes

Minutes/Conclusions Reached:

  1. Confirm semantic modeling assumptions for evaluation result
    1. options
      1. "assertion" pattern a la TermInfo
      2. ignorable label (OE/LOINC, but result value is finding)
      3. concept model composition: OE + qualifier = definition of finding
    2. we don't have an answer yet; examples point both ways; we may need to support both
  2. Plan
    1. deadline for SOLOR
    2. wound close to completion
    3. skin assessment SME review not yet begun
    4. NPUAP amenable to using definitions; Susan to talk to Janet next week and find a time
    5. element definitions can go in CIMI archetypes, with attribution (see openEHR modeler tool)
      1. tangent: how to search for related models; how to distinguish related models (e.g., adoption, advocacy)
    6. value set item definitions don't. Where? SOLOR extension descriptions?
      1. issue: might definitions conflict with FSNs?
  3. HSPC
    1. meeting at 2 MT: wound assessment, common qualifiers, length & height, FHIR vs LOINC vitals panel
  4. to do
    1. Jay to dig up some use cases to test archetypes.
    2. include in ballot: Should complex items be codes or references?

Meeting Outcomes

Actions
Next Meeting/Preliminary Agenda Items

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