Past Projects - with Active and Inactive/Cancelled Status

Project: Past (with Active or Inactive/Cancelled Status)

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This page contains a list of PCWG projects which had been initiated in the past. The project status range from active, completed or cancelled. PCWG current does not allocate resources to actively working on these projects.

They may be re-launched subject to revised project initiation and resources availability

Project	Status
Care Provision D-MIM The Care Provision D-MIM is the fundamental piece of work of the Patient Care Working Group. All HL7 messages under Care Provision are dependend on this Domain Message Information Model. All R-MIMs representing specific messages for specific tasks for continuity of care are derived from this basic model. The derivation is done via removing from D-MIM what we do not need, replacing full classes with CMETs, constraining attributes, cardinalities or relationships, or - very important - roll out specific structures that are derived from the clinical statement. The domain model has reached the normative status, but all underlying R-MIMs are split to separate topics and balloted seperately. This has already been carried out for the RMIM's for Care Record, Care Record Query and Care Transfer, which all has been succesfully balloted. Other new (sub)topics such as Care plan will be added over time. Project ID: 284 Project contact: William Goossen, wgoossen@results4care.nl|	Normative
Assessment Scales The aim of this release is to provide a generic template based on the clinical statement pattern for use with almost all scores systems and assessment scales. Therefore, it provides a framework for use in messages and documents. The ballot on the Assessment Scales topic has been succesfully completed. The topic has now been nominated as DSTU. Project ID: 664 Project contact: William Goossen; wgoossen@results4care.nl	DSTU
Care Plan Topic & Ordersets After 2 years of no activity this project has been cancelled.	Removed
Care Composition No further work is done.	Cancelled
Detailed Clinical Models The underlying assumption for a standard on Detailed Clinical Models is that to use, exchange and reuse data, and to obtain meaningful information from it for each purpose, data need to be handled consistently. This consistent use is required on both the mono- and multidisciplinary health professional level. Five examples where balloted in September 2010. Patient care has finished the reconciliations and the ballot has received sufficient support. PC is now planning meetings on methodology and following that will re-ballot each DCM one by one. Project ID: 320 Project contact: William Goossen; wgoossen@results4care.nl	Postponed waiting for D-MIM / Core R-MIMs to be balloted as normative.
Detailed Clinical Model guidelines for creation The DCM guidelines are distributed as ISO CD 13972-1 and 2. Project contact: *****	Moved to JIC, HL7 HQ will handle from now on.
Detailed Clinical Models for Medical Devices The intent of this project is to create and maintain one generic Domain Analysis Model and a set Detailed Clinical Model that defines the main concepts of using medical device-related data safely and traceably for patient care. the work is carried out as joint project with HL WG Devices Project ID: project contact for devices: John Rhoads	Finalized
DAM vs DCM vs SAIF The relationship between a Domain Analysis Model (DAM) and a Detailed Clinical Model (DCM)and how this fits into the Services-Aware Inteoperability Framework (SAIF) Project ID: no project ID required, ongoing harmonization work in HL7 international and with other groups Project contact: Michael van der Zel; mvdzel@results4care.nl	Active
Patient Care Glossary The concepts that Patient Care is using are defined in the glossary. Project is just started with defining the concepts that are being used in the Care Plan Topic project. See Care Plan Glossary Patient Care Glossary this work is done in conjunction with the SKTM glossary of the international SDO's See ISO 13940 Continuity of Care standard for definitions Project ID: 495 Project contact: David Rowed	Active
Pressure Ulcer Prevention This topic covers pressure ulcer risk assessment and interventions. The project will develop a Domain Analysis Model based on work performed by the Kaiser-Permanente US Department of Veterans Affairs collaboration. Project ID: Project contact: Jay Lyle; jay@lyle.net	Active
Patient Care V2 Patient Care has resumed some responsibility for HL7 version 2 chapters 11 and 12. Australia will take care of the work involved. Project ID: Project contact: Klaus Veil	Active