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:The discussion focused what CV Administrators should know about the CPN Guide. It was suggested to use four separate buckets of expertise: purchasing, sustainability, operations, and external reporting. | :The discussion focused what CV Administrators should know about the CPN Guide. It was suggested to use four separate buckets of expertise: purchasing, sustainability, operations, and external reporting. It would be helpful if the companion guide could provide more detailed information around the value proposition for interoperability in broad terms, but also more specifically with CPN. The use case for CPN does mention longitudinal tracking of patients, but it doesn't give financial perspectives. It might be useful to state how this is the first step towards a global structured reporting solution. | ||
Revision as of 10:43, 21 March 2018
Attendees
- Nick Gawrit, Co-chair, heartbase
- Chris Melo, Co-chair, Philips
- Paul Dow, Secretary, ACC
- Antje Schroeder, Siemens Healthineers
- Charles Thomas, University of Washington
- Rebecca Baker, ACC
- Dan Murphy, Epic
- Sophia Chaidez, HCA
- Andrea Price, Indiana University
- Parag Paranjpe, Health Level
Minutes
- F2F Meeting Discussion - Paul Dow 10 mins
- The agenda has been updated to reflect the addition of the White Paper discussion as well as
- CPN Extensions - Charles Thomas 35 mins
- Text
- CPN Implementation Guidebook - Rebecca Baker 15 mins
- The discussion focused what CV Administrators should know about the CPN Guide. It was suggested to use four separate buckets of expertise: purchasing, sustainability, operations, and external reporting. It would be helpful if the companion guide could provide more detailed information around the value proposition for interoperability in broad terms, but also more specifically with CPN. The use case for CPN does mention longitudinal tracking of patients, but it doesn't give financial perspectives. It might be useful to state how this is the first step towards a global structured reporting solution.