20100225 arb minutes
Architecture review Board Meeting Minutes
February 25, 2010
Contents
Roll Call
Tony Julian, Jane Curry, Ron Parker, Wendell Ocasio, Abdul Malik Shakir, Andy Bond, Jane Curry, Cecil Lynch Guests: Russ Hamm, Tony Weida, Cliff Thomas, Karen Smith Architecture review Board Meeting Minutes
February 25, 2010
Roll Call
Agenda:
- Call to order
- Approval of agenda
- Approval of the minutes
- Review of Security Ontology project
- TSC discussion
- Review of SAIF
- Review of Task force Statement
- Review of GF
- Review of Decision Making Practices?
- Action Items
- Other business and planning for next meeting
- Adjournment
Call to order
The meeting was called to order at 6:05pm U.S. Eastern with Ron Parker as Chair and Tony Julian as scribe..
Approval of agenda
Approval of the minutes
MMS to approve minutes February 18, 2010 Minutes(Jane/Tony) (7-0-0)
Review of Security Ontology project
Ron parker: Have shipped the correct document. Cecil: My comments were not changed based on the updated statement. I understand the need for having formal ontology to organize information. I am struggling with how you intend to use clinical and biomedical ontology to hook security and Privacy. #3 success criteria: When mapping to a clinical ontology has not been defined here. I have only had partial responses on how 4b can be achieved, what value it brings, and how to do by November 2010. Tony Weida: Members of my consulting group are participants. I have not developed proposal, schedule, or details. Relationship between security/privacy and clinical. Control of the disposition of medical information based on subject matter, and regulations about substance abuse and STD information. Needs to give providers control over the revelation of same. Dispositions about collection, access, disclosure, and the security used. makes sense to use SNOMED to provide context for governance makes sense. Cecil Lynch: That is what I thought they were trying to imply. Dont think anyone has done this. If you were going to use SNOMED to define a privacy policy for HIV, it is not a simple matter of HIV or AIDS at the top level. Tony Weida: It is not a non-trival excercise. We are exploring the indentification of sensitive areas of SNOMED. There are chalenges to using, because of the different levels of sensitivity. There are items that might indicate presence. One thing is to have terms you can use to talk about likely levels of concern - high level concepts, but the next step is enumerating the various concepts that would be indicative of the subject matter under concern. Cecil Lynch: Yes, it is not a trivial matter. I have already done this . . . for HIV issues you have to look across tons of orgamisms, not only HIV but parasitic organisms, brain diseases, and does not include all of the medications associated, so you can do clinical decision support. Tony Weida: This proposal is not proposing to provide those definitions. Just where appropriate being able to tie in to areas of concern in a general way. Ron Parker: Our concern is timeline, complexity, and participation, as well as presumptions of the final product. ArB primary concern should be looking for a way for ANY HL7 participant to see a framework for linking, defining the appropriate method. That is one of the things we are most interesed in, the most useful artifact. Cecli Lynch: When you look at this there is no clear roadmap on how you are going to do this. E.G. what is a recoginized ontology? You have information viewpoint, where you tie the governance viewpoint, as well as the engineering how to make it work. The Scope statemnt should reflect your success criteria. You cannot do that by November 2010. Author has not recognized the lifecyle defined in SAEAF. Tony Weida: I would not have a problem with defering the ontology mapping. Ron Parker: Tony and Cecil, this is good work and is really important, will be a piece of heavy lifting. Our primary interest is defining the scope, understanding that it will be a learning curve for all of us. I dont want to be too constraining.
- TSC comments.
Review of Task force Statement
Review of GF
- Managing between Jurisdictions
Review of SAIF
Action Items
Other business and planning for next meeting
- Wiki review
