Difference between revisions of "AID 201601 Meeting in Orlando"

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This is the agenda of the AID WG for the WGM in Orlanda FL, January 2016.

Administrative (max. 5 minutes)
Clinical decision Support - CDS-on-FHIR (Bryn Rhodes, Database Consulting Group, US) (max 20 minutes)
- Bryn is one of the leads of the CDS connectathin track. He;ll present both an introduction to the subject, as well as a summary of the implementation experience from the connect-a-thon.
How to cope with SNOMED within FHIR Resources (Richard Esmond) (max. 30 minutes)
- SNOMED-CT has emerged as the 'go-to' code-set for expressing clinical elements within FHIR Resources. The SNOMED-CT Ontology offers tremendous power leverage its Description-Logic model to perform filtering, categorization and decomposition of Pre-Coordinated concepts into their more basic components for advanced evaluation.
- Richard (based on his own experiences) will explain and demonstrate the underlying concepts and operations.
Reserved for FHIR Implementation Presentations

Administrative (max. 5 minutes)
- MOTION To approve the minutes of the AID 201510 Meeting in Atlanta
Reference Implementation for C-CDA Validator (Calvin Beebe) (max. 20 minutes)
- A number of the CDA IGs generated at HL7 are based on the Lantana Trifolia Workbench. One of the outputs from the workbench are Schematron files. Using a light weight batch script process a locally runnable validation process has been created which will perform 4 different validations on a CDA document. These are C-CDA R1.1, C-CDA R2.1, CDA schema, and a UCUM. Review on the process and demo will be provided.
Other topics

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 ==Sunday Q3/Q4 (joint with FHIR)==
 #Administrative (max. 5 minutes)
+#Clinical decision Support - CDS-on-FHIR (Bryn Rhodes, Database Consulting Group, US) (max 20 minutes)
+#*Bryn is one of the leads of the CDS connectathin track. He;ll present both an introduction to the subject, as well as a summary of the implementation experience from the connect-a-thon.
 #How to cope with SNOMED within FHIR Resources (Richard Esmond) (max. 30 minutes)
 #*SNOMED-CT has emerged as the 'go-to' code-set for expressing clinical elements within FHIR Resources. The SNOMED-CT Ontology offers tremendous power leverage its Description-Logic model to perform filtering, categorization and decomposition of Pre-Coordinated concepts into their more basic components for advanced evaluation.