Card Plan Minutes 2011.10.04
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Attendees
- Alan Katz - ACC
- Anthony Scinicariello - SJM
- Antje Schroeder - Siemens
- Bill Weintraub
- Bruce Ferguson
- Bryan Jennings - Medical Micrographics
- Barry Brown - Mortara
- Dan Roman - ACC
- David Slotwiner - HRS
- Gerald Serwer
- Harry Solomon - GE
- Jorge Bohorquez - Siemens
- Mary Scneider - GE
- Nick Gawrit - Heartbase
- Paul Seifert - Agfa
- Tom Dolan - Philips
Meeting Notes
- ACC would like to see development on proposals that support the PINNACLE and NCDR registries
- Strategy for 2011-2012
- Increase adoption of existing profiles
- Work on profiles that are a continuation of last years work items
- Work on a max of 1-2 new profiles plus Technical Framework Maintenance
- Profile proposals
- Pre Procedure Document option for CATH Workflow
- Some of the CDA implementation Guides (eg CCD and History and Physical) will be part of Meaningful Use Stage 2 requirements, therefore it is important to add this information to Cath Workflow
- Cath Report Content
- ACC is writing a health policy statement for Cath Lab data (similiar what has been done on structured reporting in cardiac imaging)
- There is a risk of not keeping these to parallel efforts in syng. The publication timeline for the ACC paper is most likely longer than the one for the profile
- The consensus was to make use of the preliminary information from the ACC paper for the public comment/trial implementation version and then update the final text version according to the finalized ACC paper.
- Cath Registry súbmission
- based on the Cath Report Content profile. The Cath report will be used for prepopulation of the NCDR registry
- There was some discussion with regard to the workflow, since the cath report is very different from the data captured in the lab (evidence documents versus final report).
- Three stages: Evidence documents in the lab, final Cath Report (as defined in previous profile) and data to be submitted to registry
- Pre-Authorization
- Independent from any other of the CATH profiles discussed above
- Cardiac EP Content
- Continuation of the work started with a whitepaper last year.
- NCDR ICD registry submission based on information in EP Lab report
- There are some gaps in the Key Data Elements defined by HRS/ACC compared to what is needed for registry submission
- Big interest from HRS, they want to use this to promote IHE to their membership
- EP Lab workflow
- build on CATH Workflow and apply it to the EP lab
- Should be pretty straight forward after defining the EP report
- Evidence Documents workshop
- There are interoperability issues with local extensions to the defined measurement sets
- Evaluation of how well these profiles are implemented
- Should be either done by IHE Rad or Card, Cardiology has some big issues with the adoption of TID 5200
- TF Maintenance
- Transition to new templates defined by the Domain Coordination Committee and some cleanup for mandatory options
- Pre Procedure Document option for CATH Workflow
- Short listing of profiles
- It was suggested to defer work on the Cath Registry Submission and the EP lab workflow, since there are dependencies on other profiles that need to be developed.
- Remaining six profile will undergo technical analysis by the Technical Committee
- Planning Committee needs to vote on final work items based on Effort estimates of TC by the end of November