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HL7 PLA Call Minutes Location: Room TBD |
Date: 2014-01-22 Time: 1:45 PM Central (Q3) | ||
Facilitator | Austin Kreisler | Note taker(s) | Lynn |
Attendee | Name
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Calvin Beebe | |||
Woody Beeler | |||
Lorraine Constable | |||
Jane Curry | |||
Bo Dagnall | |||
Jean Duteau, | |||
Tony Julian | |||
Paul Knapp | |||
Austin Kreisler, | |||
Lynn Laakso | |||
Don Lloyd | |||
Ken McCaslin | |||
Ron Parker | |||
Brian Pech | |||
John Quinn | |||
no quorum definition |
Agenda
Agenda review
- Notes of 20131211 PLA call review
- Map our existing products into notional division of products into product families and lines, to provide examples for peer review.
- Level of granularity
- Identify which pieces are orphaned, and the political elements to be surfaced.
- Positioning cross-product family artifacts (standards naming)
- BAM-lite feedback and review
- Governance on V2.x (v2.9 substantive changes)
- develop form to request establishing a Product Family
Minutes
Agenda review - Ken had discussed with Austin that we need to review everything under standards on the website and categorize them into preliminary concepts of product families and lines in order to figure out how to move forward.
- Map our existing products into notional division of products into product families and lines, to provide examples for peer review.
- Is certification a product? Is it something that is an artifact that allows you to achieve interoperability.
- Outward facing collection of items for consumability is product line. Coherent collection from a consumability perspective is product line.
- FHIR architecture is a product family - Production perspective.
Product Family
- FHIR
- V2
- V3
- vMR-CDS
- EHR-S FM
- Arden Syntax
- CCOW
- GELLO
- DAM? Are they a product family? With the ArB definition should share common method of production. Analytical viewpoint from where requirements are derived. Most DAMs also have use cases in them. What do we call them - "Analysis Artifacts"? Methodology ans structure for how they are produced is coherent. It is at a higher level on the ECCF than other products.
- Templates? are structures in V2 considered a template? V3 has templates mechanism being defined, CDA also has structured data templates. It is intended to feed into reuse, constraint or extensibility.
- Conformance and certification - conformance assertions skillset and methodology should be consistent across paradigms. Ron notes that some WGs may have to reframe thinking the application of methodology.
- Certification is individual conformance to HL7's established standards of performance notes Ken. Ron agrees that certification is adherence to standards of conformance. John suggests you might regard it as managing optionality.
Product Family | |||||
Product Line | FHIR | V3 | V2 | DAM | CDA |
? | RIM | C-CDA | |||
e.g. | C-CDA | C-CDA | |||
Lab | LRI IG LOI IG eDOS IG |
LAB DAM | C-CDA | ||
S&I/MU US Realm |
LRI IG LOI IG eDOS IG |
C-CDA | |||
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