This wiki has undergone a migration to Confluence found Here
FHIR Workflow Minutes CC 20160201
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
FHIR Workflow Conference Call 3:00PM Eastern Time (Date above)
Return to FHIR Workflow Minutes
Agenda
- Approve Minutes Prior Meeting on 01/27
Attendees
- Lloyd McKenzie (chair/scribe)
- Jose Costa Teixeira
- Oliver Krauss
- Thomas Luaksik
- Yunwei Wang
- Hans Buitendijk
- Marla Albitz
- Rob Hausam
- Don Jorgenson
- Bryn Rhodes
- Garry Dickenson
- John Hatem
Minutes
Motion to approve Jan 27 minutes: Bryn/Jose - unanymous
Workflow Discussion
Discussed the question of where the "desired" fulfiller should be identified when authoring a request.
3 options:
- capture it as an element on the 'request' resource
- capture it within a Task instance contained in the 'request' resource
- have two separate resources - 'request' and Task and use the ability of Provenance to sign two resources to manage the linkage
1. Order fulfillment information (who should do order) as inline elements
<DiagnosticRequest>
<code…/>
<author…/>
<requestedPerformer>
<reference value=”Organization/someLab”/>
</requestedPerformer>
<requestedPerformerType>
<coding>
</coding>
</requestedPerformerType>
…
</DiagnosticRequest>
2. Order fulfillment information as “contained” Task
<DiagnosticRequest>
<id=”request”/>
<contained>
<resource>
<Task>
<subject>
<reference value=”#request”/>
</subject>
<performerType>
<coding>
</coding
</performerType>
<owner>
<reference value=”Organization/someLab”/>
</owner>
</Task>
</resource>
</contained>
<code…./>
<author…/>
…
</DiagnosticRequest>
3. Order fulfiller as independent task instance
<DiagnosticRequest>
<id value=”request”/>
<code…./>
<author…/>
…
</DiagnosticRequest>
<Task>
<subject>
<reference value=”#request”/>
</subject>
<performerType>
<coding>
</coding
</performerType>
<owner>
<reference value=”Organization/someLab”/>
</owner>
</Task>
Decision
We will use explicit elements in the 'request' resource
Then discussed potential naming of the individual or constraints on fulfillment. Will resume there. See: [1]