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Attendees

Linda Bird, Bruce Bray, Linda Buhl, Joey Coyle, Gary Dickinson, John Donally, Richard Esmond, Bret Heale, Stan Huff, Steve Hufnagel, Mark Kramer, Patrick Langford, Jay Lyle, Chris Macintosh, Susan Matney, Chris Melo, Galen Mulrooney, Claude Nanjo, Brian Pech Craig Parker, Serafina Versaggi.

Highlighted names were in attendance.

Executive Summary

Galen reported inability to enter CIMI's Intent to Ballot
1. 2017-02-16 Action-01 (Galen): Notify Lydia and
2. find a way to Submit Notification of Intent to Ballot
Susan presented PC DCM requirements for PC Wound Assessment Project
Richard leading STAMP task-force
Patrick demonstrated OpenCimi Mind Maps http://www.opencimi.org/model-browser
1. Action-02 (CIMI WG:) Review Browser & Provide feedback to Patrick
2. Action 03 (Patrick): add model inheritance hierarchy
Joey demonstrated OpenCEMs hierarchy capability http://www.opencem.org/#/
Gallen reported inability to enter CIMI's intent to ballot (deadline Sunday)
Claude presented proposed Patirnt Education structure.
Claude presented proposed Statement Topic for Procedure
1. Surgical Procedure
2. Laboratory Procedure
Claude presented proposed structure for Encounter

Minutes (Annotated Agenda)

Scribe: Stan.Huff@imail.org
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Bolded Items were discussed/annotated to the agenda

Record this call
Agenda review
Review/Approval of Jan 26 minutes and Action Items
- http://wiki.hl7.org/index.php?title=CIMI_Telecom_Minutes_2017-01-26
Updates on active projects (standing item)
- Skin and wound assessments – Jay and Susan
  - Finalizing the data items, value sets
- FHIM – CIMI integration – Galen
- Harmonization of CIMI and FHIR datatypes - Richard
- Graph/STAMP modeling paradigm – Richard
- Conversion of CIMI archetypes to FHIR logical models to FHIR profiles – Claude
- BMM parsing and serialization code – Claude
- Creating ADL models from CEMs – Joey
- LOKI – Patrick
- Conclusions from the CIMI FHIM Task Force – Stan Huff
  - Stan will update the document based on previous discussion, and bring the document back for review and approval in a few weeks (still not done)
Review plans for May ballot
- Status of the submission of the Notification of Intent to Ballot Form - Galen
- Work plan
  - 3/26 pub date
  - 3/1 full content draft
  - 3/10 content done
  - 3/14 docs done: to Patrick for editing
- Ballot content (top priorities)
  - Modeling content [Claude, Galen]
    - Claude and Galen will meet and make a prioritized list and figure out how far they can reach down the list
      - Claude and Galen did not get a chance to meet
      - Will try to meet soon
    - Skin and wound assessments – plans are in place
    - Quality measure – Jay and Claude to meet tomorrow, then reach out to Ken Kawamoto and Floyd Eisenberg
    - Skin and wound assessment quality measure use case
  - Documentation [Patrick, Editor]
    - Documents created and edited on Google Docs, and then published to the wiki
    - Overview/marketing pitch [Stan, Jay, Claude, Steve, Nona, Ask Laura]
    - Updated and fleshed out style guide [Susan, Jay, Steve]
    - Architecture guide [Claude]
      - Holding off until the architecture is more stable, then he will do a new version that incorporates all of the changes
    - Refine CIMI Process Definition for CIC #3 [Steve, Claude, Jay, Galen]
    - (Help to create documentation) Tool that reads a model and generates wiki pages (a document generation tool) [Michael van der Zel, Claude]
    - Tool that takes the BMM patterns and produces FHIR profiles [Richard, Michael van der Zel]
    - Ken Lord MDMI tool – Steve and Richard to follow up
Wiki and website issues
- Mayo wiki  HL7 wiki migration
  - http://informatics.mayo.edu/CIMI/index.php/Main_Page#CIMI_Models
  - We should be able to migrate the Mayo wiki content directly into the HL7 wiki
- Status of www.opencimi.org website
  - Who manages the website? How can content be updated, Should we use or link to the HL7 website?
    - Porta Vita has voluntarily maintained the opencimi website for us
    - We own the opencimi DNS, Joey can make subdomains as needed, and people can control their own subdomains
    - It would be helpful to post “work in progress” models where they are visible.
    - Claude will work with Patrick to see if we could add new content to the current CIMI Browser.
- Look, feel and content of restructured HL7 Wiki
  - http://wiki.hl7.org/index.php?title=Clinical_Information_Modeling_Initiative_Work_Group
Mindmaps from Steve Hufnagel
- We will consider how these or other representations might be used in the ballot material to make the model as understandable as possible.
Posting models to opencimi.org
Additional changes to the model – Claude
Review of updated assertion/evaluation table content - Stan
Future topics
- Loading of concepts into SOLOR – Susan Matney
- Review CIMI Observation Result pattern - Stan
- How will CIMI coordinate with DAF? - Claude
- Granularity of models (schematic anchors) – from Richard
- We need a way to identify the focal concept in indivisible and group statements
  - We would probably use the new metadata element
- New principle: Don’t include static knowledge such as terminology classifications in the model: class of drug, invasiveness of procedure, etc.
- Proposed policy that clusters are created in their own file – Joey, Stan
- The role of openEHR-like templating in CIMI’s processes - Stan
- IHTSDO work for binding SNOMED CT to FHIR resources – Linda, Harold
- Which openEHR archetypes should we consider converting to CIMI models?
- Transform of ICD-10 CM to CIMI models – Richard
- Others?
Any other business

Plan and Schedule

Annotated Figures

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Claude: Changes to the Assertion Model
- Focal Assertion specialization helps reduce the size of Assertion by specifying Body Location
- This is a "Design by Extension", which is preferred in object-oriented programming
- Another Base Assertion specialization is Device, which may have different attributes than other types of Assertions
Stan: This Focal Assertion Model approach encourages post-coordination
- Name: fracture
- Body Location: femur
- pattern suitable for lacerations, ulcers, etc.
- previous Assertion model's name field will have redundant information or pre-coordinated concepts.
Steve's Mind Map (below): includes the femur example's preferred post-coordinated and alternative pre-coordinated representations based-on Stan's Example Spread Sheet
- Media: CIMI2017-02-03UpdatedModelOptions-Examples-StanHuff.xlsx

PC Requirements for Skin-Wound DCM

2917-02-09-1000 ET Patient Care Workgroup Telecom
Attendees: Jay, Susan, Richard, Claude, Steve

Skin Wound content & scope
1. Braden
2. Skin Assessment
3. Wound Assessment, with Pressure Ulcer specialization
4. No Skin Risk Assessment (out of scope)
Schedule
1. Feb 13: Requirements UML and Terminology spreadsheet finished
2. Feb 13 to Mar 3 - VA verification and validation of spreadsheet
  1. Diagram
  2. Data-Element and Value-Set Spreadsheet
3. Mar 8: Presented at LOINC conference by Susan