14:52:06 RRSAgent has joined #hcls 14:52:06 logging to http://www.w3.org/2012/06/26-hcls-irc 14:52:14 Meeting: W3C HCLS – Health Care Forum 14:52:24 Chair: Michel Dumontier 14:55:31 bobP has joined #hcls 14:57:51 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls 15:01:51 zakim, this is hcls 15:01:52 ok, michel; that matches SW_HCLS()11:00AM 15:02:02 zakim, who is here? 15:02:07 On the phone I see Bob_Powers, +1.617.500.aaaa, michel 15:02:12 On IRC I see matthias_samwald, bobP, RRSAgent, Zakim, michel, achille_zappa, JoshM, MacTed, ericP 15:02:24 +Kerstin_Forsberg 15:02:30 + +1.519.638.aabb 15:02:38 mscottm has joined #hcls 15:02:39 617.500.aaaa is Josh Mandel 15:02:40 +??P46 15:02:48 Marc has joined #hcls 15:02:52 zakim, aabb is Marc 15:03:04 +Marc; got it 15:03:07 zakim, ??P46 is matthias_samwald 15:03:12 kerfors has joined #hcls 15:03:14 zakim, who is here? 15:03:20 +matthias_samwald; got it 15:03:24 On the phone I see Bob_Powers, +1.617.500.aaaa, michel, Kerstin_Forsberg, Marc, matthias_samwald 15:03:35 On IRC I see kerfors, Marc, mscottm, matthias_samwald, bobP, RRSAgent, Zakim, michel, achille_zappa, JoshM, MacTed, ericP 15:03:43 zakim: aaaa is JoshM 15:03:45 +??P49 15:04:09 + +1.715.389.aacc 15:04:33 zakim, aaaa is JoshM 15:04:35 +JoshM; got it 15:04:43 ??P49 is Simon Lee 15:04:56 zakim, who is on the phone? 15:04:57 On the phone I see Bob_Powers, JoshM, michel, Kerstin_Forsberg, Marc, matthias_samwald, ??P49, +1.715.389.aacc 15:05:06 Simon Lin, not Lee 15:05:25 StuartTurner has joined #HCLS 15:05:41 zakim, +1.715.389.aacc is SimonLin 15:05:41 +SimonLin; got it 15:05:57 zakim, ??P49 is mscottm 15:05:57 +mscottm; got it 15:06:36 +??P54 15:06:59 SimonLin_Marshfie has joined #hcls 15:07:17 zakim, SimonLin is SimonLin_Marshfie 15:07:17 +SimonLin_Marshfie; got it 15:07:57 topic: Marc on OSCAR 15:08:09 marc: busy on producing on the next official release 15:08:19 ... working on a CDS 15:08:34 ... using on parts of the MR for measurements, warnings 15:08:39 +Tony 15:08:42 BobF has joined #hcls 15:08:56 ... wants to talk to physicians about NLP for the clinical narrative 15:09:05 ... on the agenda for the month of july 15:09:14 ... to talk to primary physicians and specialists 15:09:50 ... CDS is fairly simplistic; looking at single or multi-valued entries; 15:10:07 ... certain values of hemogloblin would pre-empt particular tests 15:10:31 ... rules filter ; area on the page that prompts warnings, referrals 15:10:52 ... good start, not storing as much structured data as desired 15:11:01 matthias: how did you implement the rules 15:11:16 marc: rules are simple enough to implement in code ; using javascript 15:11:25 ... timelines were a consideration; first pass 15:11:44 ... another release by august until funding is up; time to improve the backend 15:12:05 ... time to try different strategies; add/remove rules dynamically would be nice 15:12:12 ... use an outside component to set those rules 15:12:24 matthias: do you plan to have this certified as a medical product 15:12:46 + +1.410.550.aadd 15:13:39 marc: certification in ontario - meet a set of baseline requirements; no specific section on CDS except for drug and allergy 15:14:01 ... for health infoway - standards body ... HL7 ... much more robust requirements 15:16:25 topic : PCAST report 15:17:19 http://www.dodsbir.net/sitis/display_topic.asp?Bookmark=42567 15:19:05 mediation service for exchangeability of health care information 15:19:54 ... point-to-point protocol; connect network of smaller providers 15:20:37 ... connor pseudo-RDF on vista; feasible with OSCAR? 15:20:44 SimonLin has joined #hcls 15:21:38 conor-dowling@caregraf.com did the work on openvista in OWL 15:22:04 marc: interesting. we've created a web service to go from OSCAR to OSCAR. integrated information across clinics. to go across EMRs is a technological and business problem 15:22:49 could we connect VISTA and OSCAR? 15:23:18 + +1.617.324.aaee 15:23:30 Zakim, aaee is me 15:23:30 +ericP; got it 15:23:34 hi all 15:23:57 marc: talked to people of SMART to see how we could interact 15:24:19 VISTA in OSCAR to speak in SMART... 15:25:09 expose as a service; similar to MINT - financial resource integrator 15:25:35 q+ 15:26:23 Rafael Richards was speaking above; 15:28:22 is vista data model publicly/readily available? 15:28:53 scott: start with a small focused use case; 15:29:08 michel: perhaps we could focus on referral 15:30:03 rafael: patient identity - people get married, change their name; even with probabilistic methods is not optimal. iris scan now being put in some MRs 15:30:40 rafael: VISTA deployment in Jordan uses retinal scan for patient identification 15:30:44 ... VA VISTA in Jordan; 950 hospitals and clinics; first truly integrated system 15:31:43 rafael: in sierra leone; health card is shared among family members 15:31:55 ... have to rely on biometrics to identify patients 15:32:04 scott: biometrics is a nice solution 15:32:42 rafael: patient identity is a prerequisite for interoperability 15:33:15 q+ to mention FHIR's nod to REST (via separation of resources?) 15:33:24 q- 15:33:55 marc: is the data model available for VISTA? 15:34:15 http://vista.caregraf.org/schema#2 15:34:23 (caregraf's FileMan Schema Browser) 15:34:39 (link above is for the Patient file) 15:34:39 rafael: yes, available online; 4800 tables; vocabs 15:34:44 Entire table list: http://vista.caregraf.org/schema 15:35:53 simon: like the MINT analogy; good for the SBIR proposal! 15:35:58 +1 on MINT 15:36:14 very interesting! I have to run. I look forward to the minutes. bye. 15:36:23 -mscottm 15:36:58 rafael: near real time pull from financial resources; fantastic because it pulls out service fees, etc that people need to pay attention to - smart alerts 15:37:59 ... patient has the best view of the data; doctors - can i look at your record 15:38:37 marc: that's what we're trying to with myOSCAR record from Indivo 15:38:41 -ericP 15:39:02 +ericP 15:39:18 rafael: looking for small business to participate in an SBIR grant together 15:40:00 ... is there a small company associated with VISTA or OSCAR that might be interested? 15:41:14 ericP: strategy. lots of us define our own RDF graph for data; MINT probably first consumes default offering from different sources, but with the long term goal of adopting a common representation 15:41:35 ... has anybody done the work of working up the different formats into a common model? 15:41:49 ... what's the chance that we could convince people to adopt RDF 15:42:32 ... FHIR folks will write all the data in a way that is REST-friendly; identifiers for different components 15:43:28 marc: the main push is HL7 v3; not open; not many open source tools to work with v3. most work with HL7 v2, many open source tools there. 15:43:46 ... interop through integration engines that have rules to convert from one to another. 15:44:24 ericP: FHIR is to be open in standard, closed in implementation 15:44:56 marc has joined #hcls 15:45:04 rafael: 15 subcommittee on HL7; no rulebook for writing standards. pretty ad hoc. proprietary licensed. 35 years old and predates the internet. 15:45:08 q+ 15:45:20 q- 15:45:35 ... having a mediation tool similar to "mirth" (sp?) for RDF might be the way to go 15:46:00 Mirth (Mirth Corp). Their product is Mirth Connect (http://www.mirthcorp.com/products/mirth-connect) 15:46:49 -> http://healthit.hhs.gov/portal/server.pt?open=512&objID=1142&parentname=CommunityPage&parentid=4&mode=2 NHIN 15:47:27 rafael: money made in consulting, as some "open" standards are overly complex 15:48:19 marc: we use MULE; part of Mirth 15:51:00 egonw__ has joined #HCLS 15:52:18 rafael: VA does a good job of integration; master national dictionary shared between VA hospitals 15:53:05 ... very large database of integrated patient data 15:53:18 ... for small EHRs; how do we get coordinated care 15:53:24 q- 15:53:44 -Kerstin_Forsberg 15:53:50 zakim, who is talking? 15:54:01 michel, listening for 11 seconds I could not identify any sounds 15:54:22 matthias: CDS - a couple of weeks ago introduced medical safety codes project 15:54:25 http://safety-code.org/ 15:54:45 ... aim is to put pharmacogenomic data in the hands of patients 15:54:51 rafael has joined #hcls 15:55:02 sprog has joined #hcls 15:55:16 ... one of the current problems is that there is no support for pharmacogenomic data, or algorithms to operate on them 15:55:29 ... hundreds of relevant markers for decision making 15:55:43 ... so the goal of the project is to make all of this simpler and relevant to clinical practice 15:56:12 ... the safety code is a 2d barcode for 400 biomarkers; can be decoded with any common smartphone that can read these barcodes 15:56:51 ... algorithms like warfarin dosing could act on this 15:57:04 ... implemented in RDF using the Translational Medicine Ontology 15:59:43 ... common extension to TMO needs to be discussed 16:03:28 -SimonLin_Marshfie 16:03:41 StuartTurner has left #HCLS 16:03:44 -Tony 16:03:48 -matthias_samwald 16:03:51 -??P54 16:03:53 -Marc 16:03:54 -michel 16:04:03 rafaelrichards@jhu.edu 16:04:43 michel: have implemented the RDF representation of portions of dbSNP records; to discuss at next CDS/pharmacogenomics or HCLS-wide calls 16:04:45 rrsagent, draft minutes 16:04:45 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2012/06/26-hcls-minutes.html michel 16:04:53 rrsagent, make log world-visible 16:06:20 -ericP 16:06:21 - +1.410.550.aadd 16:06:23 -Bob_Powers 16:06:40 Zakim, who is here? 16:06:40 On the phone I see JoshM 16:06:41 On IRC I see sprog, matthias_samwald, RRSAgent, Zakim, michel, achille_zappa, MacTed, ericP 16:06:56 michel - please send anyone in group my email re SBIR 16:07:03 SW_HCLS()11:00AM has ended 16:07:03 Attendees were +1.617.500.aaaa, Bob_Powers, michel, Kerstin_Forsberg, +1.519.638.aabb, Marc, matthias_samwald, JoshM, mscottm, SimonLin_Marshfie, Tony, +1.410.550.aadd, 16:07:04 ... +1.617.324.aaee, ericP 16:08:17 matthias_samwald has left #hcls 16:20:54 esteban has joined #hcls 16:22:23 esteban has left #hcls 17:25:43 esteban has joined #hcls 18:29:15 Zakim has left #hcls 20:28:56 egonw__ has joined #HCLS