AP Domain Minutes 3July2012
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Attending:
- Mary KENNEDY (College of American Pathologists, IHE Lab Domain Secretary) mkenned@cap.org
- Christel DANIEL (ADICAP, Co-chair); christel.daniel@crc.jussieu.fr
- Tim POLSINELLI (Epic); tpolsine@epic.com
- David ELLIS (Royal College of Pathologists in Australia); dwe@member.rcpa.edu.au
- Francois MACARY (ASIP Sante’); francois.macary@gmail.com
- Mike HENDERSON (Eastern Informatics) mike@easterninformatics.com
- Meagan JUDGE (Royal College of Pathologists in Australia); MeaganJ@rcpa.edu.au
- Thomas SCHRADER (Charite, Co-chair); Thomas.schrader@computer.org
- Dave TOOMEY (Leica Microsystems); david.toomey@leica-microsystems.com
- Alessandro SULIS (CRS4); asulis@crs4.it
- Colin MURPHY (mTuitive); colin.murphy@mtuitive.com
Minutes:
- Collaboration with IPaLM
- Work with IPaLM to define methology/mapping process/help with PathLex
- Starting with breast cancer structured report and CAP cancer checklist
- If only using CAP checklists, may miss some national items-gaps in translation
- Thomas Schrader will send terms from German checklist
- Need to address national needs from the beginning
- Tool needed to manage PathLex in different translations
- Start with English and match it in other languages
- Add national terms after
- May even need to have an English for different areas such as Australia
- Agreement on vocabulary
- Important so that it always means the same thing, regardless of who/where
- New proposal may be an online database with terms that are part of cancer checklist
- Evaluate terms that aren’t the same
- Possibly published as international data set
- Update on countries
- Spain
- already implementing cancer checklist
- Germany
- working on implementing the checklist
- Want to encourage large groups to adopt
- Australia
- 15 checklists already but it isn’t mandatory to implement
- Lab systems aren’t good enough to make implementation mandatory
- Working with CAP to create checklists in XML so labs can implement
- New Zealand
- Only one cancer registry for country
- Have to implement within 12 months
- France
- far away from lab vendors adopting structured reports
- Meeting with pathologists and then will encourage adoption
- Spain
- Work with IPaLM to define methology/mapping process/help with PathLex
- Location of Next F2F Meeting
- Tabled until next meeting