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:* Establishes personal liaisons with other domains and process to communicate | :* Establishes personal liaisons with other domains and process to communicate | ||
:* Other domains can submit work requests to ITI for needs they have | :* Other domains can submit work requests to ITI for needs they have | ||
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* Reviewed [[Process]] and [[IHE Profile Design Principles and Conventions]] wiki pages (Kevin O'Donnell) | * Reviewed [[Process]] and [[IHE Profile Design Principles and Conventions]] wiki pages (Kevin O'Donnell) | ||
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::* Coordination work between ITI and clinical specialties | ::* Coordination work between ITI and clinical specialties | ||
::* Coordination among clinical specialties (liaison between all committees | ::* Coordination among clinical specialties (liaison between all committees | ||
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| + | * Potential Solutions for problem #1 | ||
| + | :* Enhance education materials and process, including Wiki, Webinars and templates | ||
| + | :* Establish oversight body to enforce compliance (peer volunteer group or executive/expert review board) | ||
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| + | * Potential Solutions for problem #2 | ||
| + | :* Expand domain liaison relationships to link specialties and ITI | ||
| + | :* Require early, substantive cross-domain review of supplement work proposals (could use [[Domain Coordination Committee]]) | ||
| + | :* Perform strategic review of existing portfolio of profiles and identify gaps and overlap (for possible consolidation) | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:44, 26 October 2010
Attendees
- Chris Carr
- Emmanuel Cordonnier
- Mike Nusbaum
- Kevin O'Donnell
Minutes
- Reviewed ITI Strategic Planning materials (Mike Nusbaum)
- Establishes personal liaisons with other domains and process to communicate
- Other domains can submit work requests to ITI for needs they have
- Breaks committee work into key themes and tracks profile development work in each theme area
- Reviewed Process and IHE Profile Design Principles and Conventions wiki pages (Kevin O'Donnell)
- Education Materials, Wiki Pages intended to guide technical framework development processes
- The ways committees develop profiles has diverged--How to fix?
- Document and ask compliance?
- Establish liaison relationships (with ITI; among all domains)
- Establish oversight group (like DICOM WG6, HL7 Architecture Review Board)
- Could be multiple review groups, each one based on different base standards (this could cause more "silo" issues)
- Early cross-domain or central review of proposed work items?
- Strategic review of overall existing inventory of profiles at domain level and identify gaps/redundancies
- Identification of Problems
- Uniformity of process and work output across committees
- Coordination of committee work items
- Coordination work between ITI and clinical specialties
- Coordination among clinical specialties (liaison between all committees
- Potential Solutions for problem #1
- Enhance education materials and process, including Wiki, Webinars and templates
- Establish oversight body to enforce compliance (peer volunteer group or executive/expert review board)
- Potential Solutions for problem #2
- Expand domain liaison relationships to link specialties and ITI
- Require early, substantive cross-domain review of supplement work proposals (could use Domain Coordination Committee)
- Perform strategic review of existing portfolio of profiles and identify gaps and overlap (for possible consolidation)