PCD RTM 2008-04-16 WebEx

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WebEx Information

Topic: PCD Rosetta Project

Date: Friday, April 16, 2008

Time: 10:00 am, Eastern Daylight Time (GMT -04:00, New York)

Meeting Number: 928 947 926

Meeting Password: Ventil

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Proposed Agenda

  1. RTM Ventilator Task Status Review
  2. RTM Working Document Review (Cooper/Schluter)
  3. RTM Vent Issues Identification (Group)
  4. F2F Agenda
  5. Planning for post-F2F Activities

Attachments / Materials

Working documents posted on main RTM profile page

Minutes

Participants

Todd Cooper (t.cooper@ieee.org)
Steven Dain (sdain@rogers.com)
William "Chip" Furniss (William.Furniss@respironics.com)
Manny Furst (efurst@comcast.net)
Joel Halle (Joel.Halle@viasyshc.com)
Ken Marks (Kenneth.Marks@med.ge.com)
Paul Schluter (Paul.Schluter@med.ge.com)
Dieter Weismann (Dieter.Weismann@draeger.com)


  1. Wiki pages review (Cooper)
  2. 11073 Vent Data Model Review
  3. Breath-to-Breath Annotations Discussion
  4. Waveform Discussion
  5. Review of F2F schedule and brief agenda
Topic Discussion
Data Model This discussion was around the 2002 ventilator information model (based on ISO/IEEE 11073-10201). Purpose of the discussion was to stimulate thought regarding grouping of vent information and to see how this may need to be updated in the future. One question was the intent / meaning of defining an "Airway Flow Channel" and a "Resp Flow Channel". Todd will go back to some of the original participants to see if they can remember the discussion. Part of the thinking may be related to where the parameters are measured, namely ventilator or airway/patient. Also, with respect to the Vent Control Settings Channel, there was a sense that considerably more detail needs to be added here. Paul Schluter also mentioned that constraining the data model to 8x11 was forcing too great of a generalization ... perhaps working on an 11x17 would help?!
Control Settings The task group's focus was reconfirmed, focusing initially with establishing an approach for representing vent operational modalities, then moving on to breath-to-breath annotations and waveforms, and finally identifying any other parameter gaps that may exist. Paul mentioned that the controls should include (a) clinical targets/intent, (b) resulting settings, and (c) actual operational parameters, including derived controls.
Waveforms There was a substantive discussion regarding the need to include waveforms in the profiling activity. This should not only include support for correlating breath-to-breath annotations, but also events and semantics that result from the operational control mode. Paul Schluter mentioned that though the annotated ECG work didn't include control, the pacemaker terminology work does include both monitor and control semantics, and the general approach may be applicable to this activity. Also, Paul mentioned that there is no agreed upon format for real-time waveforms and annotations. Though this is very important component to the vent profiling, the difficulty shouldn't be underestimated.
Gaps Among the identified "gap" areas, humidification semantics.
F2F There was general agreement regarding the posted schedule and agenda for the upcoming face-to-face meetings April 24 & 25, 2008.


Action Items

ID Particiipant Action
1 Cooper Post additional reference materials: 11073-10101 vent terminology excerpts & references list & operating modes proposal document from Ken Marks.
2 Dain Profile ISO TC121 2008-06 London meeting information for the group's consideration
3 Cooper Create GoogleGroup for this IHE PCD RTM Vent TG
4 Group Review issues & proposals for discussion at F2F.
5 Cooper Determine what original intent on the information model creating an "Airway Flow Channel" and a "Resp Flow Channel".


Next Meeting

2008-04-24 & 25 Face-to-Face @ CIMIT in Cambridge

(Reviewed & approved by PCD RTM Vent TG 2008-05-15)