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Tom | |||
The (virtual) medication profile (or medication documentation or whatever) | |||
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Nictiz: HL7 v3. It is the responsibility of the data host to make the data retrievable 24/24h. | |||
Julie James | |||
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Medication profile: content? Location and length of storage, queries, ways information is retrieved and the structure under which they are reported | |||
===Discussion=== | ===Discussion=== | ||
IHE focus on process, HL7 the design | |||
Common understanding, good balance, good hope for good progress together. | |||
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Revision as of 17:53, 8 October 2011
IHE Pharmacy & HL7 Pharmacy Joint Meeting
Attendees
- Brandstätter, Jürgen (CodeWerk Software Services and Development GmbH)
- Canu, Nicolas (Phast)
- Cocchiglia, Arianna (Arsenal IT)
- Costa Teixeira, Jose (AGFA)
- De Jong, Tom (Nova Pro)
- Demarmels, Marco (Lake Griffin, LLC)
- Duteau, Jean-Henri (Gordon Point Informatics, HL7 Pharmacy)
- Estelrich, Ana (Phast)
- Gengler, Winfried (Epic)
- Géraud, Thierry (CareFusion)
- Gibaud, Isabelle (Syndicat Interhospitalier de Bretagne - SIB)
- Glover, Hugh (Bluewave Informatics, HL7 Pharmacy)
- Hatem, John (Oracle, HL7 Pharmacy)
- James, Julie (Bluewave Informatics, HL7 Pharmacy)
- Koelewijn, Gert (Nictiz, HL7 Pharmacy)
- Lefebvre, Nicolas (INRIA)
- Letellier, Simon (EAHP)
- Liot, Pierre (HAS)
- Mohammad, Mirojane (HAS)
- Peters, Melva (HL7 Pharmacy)
- Poiseau, Eric (INRIA)
- Rica, Charles (ASIP Santé)
- Robberecht, Marc (AGFA)
- Robertson, Scott (Kaiser Permanente, HL7 Pharmacy)
- Rodrigues, Orlando (Glintt - Heatlhcare Solutions, S.A)
- Soley, Richard (OMG)
- Sprenger, Michiel (Nictiz)
- Surugue, Jacqueline (EAHP)
- Costa Teixeira, Jose (AGFA)
- Tzimis, Leonidas (EAHP)
- Zalunardo, Luca (Arsenal IT)
By WebEx:
- Bourquard, Karima (In-Systems)
- Peytchev, Vassil (Epic)
Introductions, ambitions and timelines
Presentation of IHE Pharmacy
Jürgen : young domain, young working group, first profile in pharmacy last year.
General lines of the roadmap includes cross domain activity foreseen to be increased due to overlapping borderlines and complying to IHE Governance requirements.
Presentation of HL7 Pharmacy
Tom : HL7 25 years, resulting in HL7 v2 as the most used standard in hospitals. HL7 Headquarters in Michigan US, international scope. Technical steering committee, 40 Working Groups, some of them like Patient care with 6 cochairs. (Most groups have 2 co chairs, 3 in Pharmacy). See: http://www.hl7.org
All healthcare domains represented, based on healthcare sectors, but there is another domain CDA, which is just a methodology to structure the data, and is the most successful standard group, very popular as it should be implemented in all groups. Also Common Product Model, a overarching model, which is standardization within the standards.
Medication Documentation/Profile
Introductions
Tom The (virtual) medication profile (or medication documentation or whatever) [ PPT ]
Nictiz: HL7 v3. It is the responsibility of the data host to make the data retrievable 24/24h.
Julie James [ PPT ] Medication profile: content? Location and length of storage, queries, ways information is retrieved and the structure under which they are reported
Discussion
IHE focus on process, HL7 the design
Common understanding, good balance, good hope for good progress together.