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HL7 January 2018 - New Orleans US MINUTES

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MINUTES WGM New Orleans 29th January to 2nd February 2018

Monday Q3

Joint CBCP - Security

See CBCC Minutes

Monday Q4

Joint CBCC - Security

See CBCC Minutes

Tuesday Q1

Opening Security WG Meeting

Attendees:

  • Trish Williams trish.williams@flinders.edu.au
  • John Moehrke John.Moehrke@gmail.com
  • Alexander Mense alexander.mense@hl7.at
  • Kathleen Connor Kathleen.connor@comcast.net
  • Mike Davis mike.davis@va.gov
  • Chris Shawn christopher.shawn@va.gov
  • David Pyke david.pyke@readycomputing.com
  • Suzanne Webb suzanne.webb@bookzurman.com
  • <to be completed>

Chaired by Trish

  • Introductions
  • Approval of agenda
  • International Report outs
    • Japan:
    • EU:
    • Australia:
  • Liaison Reports: ISO, IHE, ONC
    • ISO (Hide)
    • IHE (John)
    • OASIS (Mike)

Agenda items deferred to Q4

  • FHIR Security Report out - John Moehrke
  • HL7 Project status and updates:
    • Is Privacy Obsolete Study Group - Mike Davis
    • Trust Framework & S&P DAM - Next Steps - Mike Davis and Chris Shawn

Tuesday Q2

Joint with CBCP - FHIR CCDE Connectathon Report Out/TEFCA Comments

USA TEFCA Trust Exchange Framework and Common Agreement

Discussion to be centred on sharing with Protections - TEFCA Minimum Necessary given expanded Purposes of Use - Provisioning with ABAC Clearances & Security Labels

  • Description:
    • Goals for authenticating and developing common set of rules and org policies and process for adjudicating and filing non-compliance.
    • It defines how to exchange between all participants would be obligated to meet. Also, it sets up a new entity (3rd party) for deciding health information for the nation exchange- and there will be one organisation for the central management of exchange.
    • Document link:
    • It uses 6 principles – one includes sec safety and patient safety
    • Use case: Emergence access is not one of the purposes of use.
      • Failure recently with VA as asking for information during the fires was not possible. Software hardcoded so couldn’t ask for info.
      • HL7 standard provides for the sharing of info and overrides any other rules on sec – patient safety wins. Purpose of use needs an emergency code/disaster. Operation and provision of services
        • Emergency tracking of patient whatever the origin – is already created in OASIS
        • Distribution Element (DE) is a method that can be used for patient data routing but needs input on how to transport and how to secure from SECWG.
        • Consider FHIR-I project transfer and other methods. Direct Project is not suitable but other options are available.
        • Need to consider actors in exchange (FHIR over HTTP for instance)
    • Document includes minimum requirements for security (section 6.2). It includes reference to various standards for each requirement.
  • HL7 comments in relation to use of HL7 standards
    • HL7 interest is the SLS.
    • WG discussion on the potential amendment and additions to document. Jonathon Coleman captured for the HL7 comments.

Findings from CCDE Connectathon

Tuesday Q3

Joint CBCP, Hosting Security

  • CBCP is also Joint with Attachments for eLTSS presentation - should send Reps
  • ONC Research Patient Choice presentation by REACHnet Kyle Bradford
  • WG Recruitment Strategies

Tuesday Q4

Security PSAF Work Session

  • New FHIM P&S Station - Jay Lyle &/or Galen Mulrooney to present
  • Review Proposed May TF4FA & S&P DAM Ballot Material
  • Security should send rep to joint Attachment with FM for eLTSS Security

Wednesday Q1

Joint with EHR, CBCP, FHIR, SOA, Security(EHR hosting) See EHR Minutes

To include in-depth discussion about:

  • Is Privacy Obsolete? Study Group Findings - Mike Davis
  • TF4FA and S&P DAM updates - Mike Davis and Chris Shawn

Wednesday Q2

No meeting

Wednesday Q3

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Wednesday Q4

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Thursday Q1

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Thursday Q2

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