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August HSPC Meeting

August 21-22, 2014

Institute for Electronic Government Briefing Center

 600 14th Street NW, 2nd Floor

Washington DC

(202)-551-9499

Teleconference: 888-426-6840#,, PC: 76259122

Attendees

Goals & Purpose

  • Advance the technical specifications for interoperable services
  • Based on use cases and market experience, enhance and prioritize the list of services that we will focus on first
  • Share information on the formation of HSPC as a business entity
  • Review and update the HSPC business plan
  • Make a plan for what HSPC would like to demonstrate at HIMSS 2015

Proposed Agenda

August 21, 2014

TimeSubjectFacilitator
8:30am

Welcome and Introductions

  • About HSPC and its mission
  • Objective of the two days
  • Review July 7-8, 2014 HSPC Meetings in Salt Lake City, UT
  • Ground rules, assumptions, logistics
  • Review of the Policy Session
Stan Huff
9:00am

Coordination with other activities

    • How to work together
    • Center for Medical Interoperability
    • Government activities
    • Relationship to other Standards groups
      • S&I Framework
      • FHIM
      • VA work (Keith Campbell)
      • HL7
      • More...
    • Etc.
Stan Huff
9:45amHealthcare Providers Panel: Our vision for the HSPC

John Couk (Unlicensed)

Jonathan Nebeker

Craig Parker, MD

Stan Huff

11:00amBreak 
11:15am

Driving Use Case for HSPC and Implications for Terminology Services

Followed by discussion

Jonathan Nebeker

Marc Overhage

Craig Parker, MD

12:15pmLunch 
1:00pm (Concurrent Track)

Clinical Use Cases Break-out Session

Hamilton Square, 3rd Floor

WebEx Meeting Number: 620 818 456

Go to https://intermountainmeetings.webex.com/intermountainmeetings/e.php?AT=MI&EventID=327907002&UID=2069500157&RT=MiM2

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  • Describe a good process for how use cases drive modeling and terminology work
  • First applications that someone wants to build
    • Priorities for models
    • Priorities for services
  • Use cases for the more complex applications
      • Articulate one or more specific use cases that we want to enable that are more complex and show the value of
    • Leverage infrastructure to support Clinical Effectiveness Research
    • Registries as a possible use case for HSPC services
      • Surgery
      • Cancer
      • Immunizations
      • More...

Craig Parker, MD

RobertG (Unlicensed)

Jonathan Nebeker

Laura Heermann

1:00pm (Concurrent Track)

Modeling & Terminology Break-out Session

Hamilton Square, 2nd Floor, Small Conference Room

WebEx Meeting Number: 625 649 641  
Go to https://intermountainmeetings.webex.com/intermountainmeetings/j.php?MTID=me23ad2348170daae89d0c395ba70b218 

Option 1- DIAL OUT 
Provide your phone number in the web portion of the meeting to have WebEx call you. 

Option 2- DIAL IN 
Call one of the following numbers: 
(Local) 801-442-6800 
(Toll Free) 1-866-713-7506 

Enter the Meeting ID: 625 649 641 followed by the (#) pound sign

  • Process for creating model & terminology content at scale
    • Logical model to FHIR profile mapping
    • Value sets and terminology resources
  • Determine how to set up a working terminology system

The first draft of “HSPC profiles” (for lab, patient, and practitioner) is published here:

at http://www.healthintersections.com.au/hspc/index.html

the important links are the profiles and the value sets:
http://www.healthintersections.com.au/hspc/ig-profiles.html
http://www.healthintersections.com.au/hspc/ig-valuesets.html

Stan Huff

Grahame Grieve

Tom Oniki

1:00pm (Concurrent Track)

Technology & Architecture Break-out Session

Hamilton Square, 2nd Floor, Large Conference Room

Teleconference: 888-426-6840#,, PC: 76259122

RobertG (Unlicensed)

Rick Freeman

Marc Overhage

Oscar Diaz

Scot Post van der Burg (Unlicensed)

Aaron Drew


4:30pmReport out of break out sessions.Stan Huff
5:30pmEnd Meeting 

Hosted dinner evening of August 21st: Old Ebbitt Grill (6-8pm) Hosted by IBM

August 22, 2014

TimeSubjectFacilitator
8:30amDay Kick-offStan Huff
8:45am

Governance and business entity

    • Review and update the business plan

Oscar Diaz

Stan Huff

9:30am

Venture capital, other funding sources

    • Survey process and results
    • Action plan for accelerating participation in the services ecosystem
    • How will venture capital activity integrate into HSPC governance and bylaws
    • Platform as a Service Model

Oscar Diaz

Paul White

10:30amBreak 
10:45am

Review Marketing Campaign

  • Branding
  • Marketing and Communications Plan
  • Press

Oscar Diaz

Eileen Rivera (Unlicensed)

11:15am

Market Adoption Strategies

  • Methods for rapidly deploying the technology across selected ecosystems.
  • Supporting organizational adoption
  • Implementation strategies and tools
  • Change control (e.g. Lean Six Sigma)
TBD
12:15pmLunch 
1:00pm

Next milestone(s)

    • Create business entity
    • Process to join the consortium
    • Marketing campaigns
    • One or more apps live in production environment
    • Demonstration for HiMSS 2015
    • Goals & Objectives of next HSPC meeting
Stan Huff
2:00pm

Review & Close Meeting

Stan Huff
2:30pmEnd Meeting 

Presentation Materials and Meeting Documents

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Action items

Next Steps

Incorporate the business entity (expected as soon as this afternoon)

  • Convene temporary board
  • Aprove bylaws and membership agreements
  • Begin enrolling members
  • Operations group
    • How do all of our processes work? How do we get things done?
    • Communications
    • Marketing
    • Determine decision rights and decision process and opting process
      • For organization level decisions
      • For 

On going

  • Continue making middles and FHIR profiles
  • Use cases

Sandbox

  • Where & How?
    • Set standards
    • ASU Mayo, LSU
  • What is in the sandbox?
    • Identify the essential minimum set of capabilities
      • Core services - patient identification, security, data access services
      • Expansive dataset
      • Access to profiles
      • Sample apps
      • Reference implementation
    • Target EHRs?
    • Certification level sandbox
    • One or more app dev SDKs.
    • Encourage hosted vendor implementations

HiMSS 2015

HiMSS 2015 - April 12-15, Chicago

Goals

  • Have some applications in production use
    • EASE from Mayo
    • Meducation by Polyglot
    • VisualDX
    • Intermountain Bilirubin
  • Multiple vendors
  • Apps from multiple developers

AMIA

Consider joining the "late breaking news" panel. Demo progress...

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