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HL7 OO on FHIR (for Orders and Observations)

Call in details:
Phone: +1 770-657-9270, Passcode: 398652

Join the meeting at:
https://join.me/vernetzt.us

Date: 2016/09/08
2015 - 02:00 PM (Eastern Time, GMT -04 DST)
Quorum = chair + 4 yes


Co chairs Chair Notetaker
Riki Merrick X
Rob Hausam
Lorraine Constable
Patrick Lloyd
Ken McKaslin
Hans Buitendijk


Attendees
X Eric Haas
X Riki M
Hans Buitendijk
X Jose Costa-Teixicara
Dan Rusk
X Jonathan Harber
David Burgess
Lloyd McKenzie
X Rob Hausam
Andrea Pitkus
x Francois Marcary
x BobYencha
x Kathy Walsh


  1. Culture and Susceptibility Reporting in FHIR


  1. Test Catalog review


Lab Test Catalog

Logical Model based on eDOS guide and LCSD IHE profile and in future that will eventually map over to FHIR artifacts.

Discussed to identify the things that are:

  • the catalog meta data
  • catalog entry (Catalog -> entry -> refer to the actual item that is used)
    • "control" metadata
    • item metadata

Model should include all the attributes for any kind that could be in the catalog ( But FHIR adheres to the 80% rule)

FHIR allows you to search on all the elements in the catalog using REST APIs, including search criteria with metadata on the items (for example expiration dates on pricing etc)

Careful mixing information labels vs how to use information – when you model, model that the information is, but not the look and feel (example subheader – is a relationship between two parts of the report instead of calling it subheader – seem to be missing some definitions and may need to rename elements)


Other catalog models discussed:

  • GS1 (has been in use for a long time in manufacturing – is the superset of all the attributes needed) and medication catalogs is what FDA is working on
  • Bob Yencha to see if he can share some others from supply chain industry

Jose’s presentation of Hospital Device Workflow (Media:Catalogs_inventory_and_clinical.pptx)

Shows the workflow of using the devices in a hospital setting – manufacturer sends to GUUID as well as the hospital (GUUID does not cover all information that users may need to know)

Our modelshould focus on from manufacturer to other organizations, not how folks are setting this up inside their organization

Have clear separate between item information and the control meta data – so may be the control meta data applies also inside the organization.

eDOS is specialized for Lab tests – also eDOS supports customizations of the catalog per customer. The larger piece is the Catalog general model which is the focus of Jose's PSS

FHIR allow to send the entire catalog r as well as searching adn retrieval of the a subsection or individual items

Next steps:

  • finish to add datatypes, etc to Logical model
  • map to FHIR resources and create resource proposal
  • Jose to produce list of the catalog control metadata elements – overview diagram
  • coordinate with Lab Services WG


Micro/Susceptability report:

Looking at micro model for grouping of observations:

Micro report:

Gram stain / other observation of the sample / culture – with sub observations of identification count, susceptibility elements etc

Next steps:

  • Create the profiles and review them
    • Bindings
    • Mappings to LRI
  • Eric working on structure map tooling to map to the specific profiles that are referenced in the micro – include value set binding etc
  • Map Examples
    • Create the V2 transforms
    • Transform the examples

Other Agenda items not covered:

  1. Review of DAF-Core for lab results, smoking and vitals.
  2. Tracker Items time permitting.


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