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Floyd Eisenberg
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Lynn Felhofer
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Cynthia Levy
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Steve Moore
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Vassil Peytchev
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Karen Witting
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* Include discussion of versioning; whether to use HL7 profiling mechanisms, messaging workbench
 
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* '''Action:''' Start Wiki stub linking off of Process page; drop in key items from today's discussion
 
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[[HL7 Review Task Force]]
  
  

Latest revision as of 15:18, 11 June 2008

Participants

  • Yongjian Bao
  • John Donnelly
  • Floyd Eisenberg
  • Lynn Felhofer
  • Cynthia Levy
  • Steve Moore
  • Kevin O'Donnell
  • Vassil Peytchev
  • Paul Seifert
  • Karen Witting

Minutes

Conflicts between PAM and SWF

Radiology defined scheduled workflow (SWF) in 1999 based on HL7 2.3.1--then most widely implemented version

  • Patient Management and Order Management are the primary HL7 components used
  • Radiology SWF used some fields inappropriately because it was using the best solutions available; Need to determine whether overloading causes interoperability problems (internal issue for Radiology)
  • Pieces reused by RO, Eye Care, Lab, and Cardio
  • Radiology polled vendors last year about moving to 2.5 and found that there was no support for moving there with current product base in Radiology


ITI defined PAM in 2002 to address ADT feeds for registration messages based on HL7 2.5

  • 2.5 explicitly disallows some PID segments defined in 2.3.1
  • Non-radiology vendors do not usually claim conformance to a specific version of HL7; mix and match segments as needed
  • HL7 2.4 introduced the concept of message profiles; includes messaging workbench toolkit


Should all domains reissue their order and patient management issues using HL7 message profiles and workbench?

  • Would this invalidate currently compliant systems? No change in implementation semantics would be needed.
  • Make upgrade paths based on profiles and specific elements rather than HL7 versions


Is it possible to publish a simple CP to "unlock" the version number segment?

  • If a radiology system receives a v. 2.5 message it should be able to parse the elements it needs and ignore any superfluous elements
  • CP to unlock version number in patient mgt and order mgt messages in Radiology and derivative domains
  • Start a page of HL7 versioning procedures across domains--ITI and Radiology have appendices that will provide some useful source material
  • Should radiology go back and revise existing profiles?


Conflicting requirements and prohibitions between domains

  • Conflicting segments should be in different messages, but can still cause failures
  • An example of the problem: PID fields defined in 2.3.1 are replaced in PAM by a repeating PID segment in v. 2.5
  • 2.3.1 is no longer an ANSI standard; it was not resubmitted to ANSI for reapproval
  • In profile writers guideline: avoid prohibiting fields; instead?


Establish standards-based review cmtes: eg, HL7 Review

  • Make issue of resolving conflicts between PAM and SWF the initial issue of HL7 cross-domain coordination
  • Action: Propose to Domain Coord Cmte the formation of an HL7 Review Committee (or task force)


Begin Developing Advice Page ("Cookbook") for using HL7 in profiles

  • Include discussion of versioning; whether to use HL7 profiling mechanisms, messaging workbench
  • Action: Start Wiki stub linking off of Process page; drop in key items from today's discussion



HL7 Review Task Force


Domain Coordination Committee