See also: IRC log
<JoshM> 617.500.aaaa is Josh Mandel
<JoshM> zakim: aaaa is JoshM
??P49 is Simon Lee
<matthias_samwald> Simon Lin, not Lee
marc: busy on producing on the
next official release
... working on a CDS
... using on parts of the MR for measurements, warnings
... wants to talk to physicians about NLP for the clinical
narrative
... on the agenda for the month of july
... to talk to primary physicians and specialists
... CDS is fairly simplistic; looking at single or multi-valued
entries;
... certain values of hemogloblin would pre-empt particular
tests
... rules filter ; area on the page that prompts warnings,
referrals
... good start, not storing as much structured data as
desired
matthias: how did you implement the rules
marc: rules are simple enough to
implement in code ; using javascript
... timelines were a consideration; first pass
... another release by august until funding is up; time to
improve the backend
... time to try different strategies; add/remove rules
dynamically would be nice
... use an outside component to set those rules
matthias: do you plan to have this certified as a medical product
marc: certification in ontario -
meet a set of baseline requirements; no specific section on CDS
except for drug and allergy
... for health infoway - standards body ... HL7 ... much more
robust requirements
<scribe> topic : PCAST report
http://www.dodsbir.net/sitis/display_topic.asp?Bookmark=42567
mediation service for exchangeability of health care information
scribe: point-to-point protocol;
connect network of smaller providers
... connor pseudo-RDF on vista; feasible with OSCAR?
<mscottm> conor-dowling@caregraf.com did the work on openvista in OWL
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
could we connect VISTA and OSCAR?
<ericP> hi all
marc: talked to people of SMART to see how we could interact
VISTA in OSCAR to speak in SMART...
expose as a service; similar to MINT - financial resource integrator
Rafael Richards was speaking above;
<Marc> is vista data model publicly/readily available?
scott: start with a small focused use case;
michel: perhaps we could focus on referral
rafael: patient identity - people get married, change their name; even with probabilistic methods is not optimal. iris scan now being put in some MRs
<ericP> rafael: VISTA deployment in Jordan uses retinal scan for patient identification
rafael: VA VISTA in Jordan; 950
hospitals and clinics; first truly integrated system
... in sierra leone; health card is shared among family
members
... have to rely on biometrics to identify patients
<mscottm> scott: biometrics is a nice solution
<mscottm> rafael: patient identity is a prerequisite for interoperability
marc: is the data model available for VISTA?
<JoshMandel> http://vista.caregraf.org/schema#2
<JoshMandel> (caregraf's FileMan Schema Browser)
<JoshMandel> (link above is for the Patient file)
rafael: yes, available online; 4800 tables; vocabs
<JoshMandel> Entire table list: http://vista.caregraf.org/schema
simon: like the MINT analogy; good for the SBIR proposal!
+1 on MINT
<mscottm> very interesting! I have to run. I look forward to the minutes. bye.
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
... patient has the best view of the data; doctors - can i look
at your record
marc: that's what we're trying to with myOSCAR record from Indivo
rafael: looking for small
business to participate in an SBIR grant together
... is there a small company associated with VISTA or OSCAR
that might be interested?
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
... has anybody done the work of working up the different
formats into a common model?
... what's the chance that we could convince people to adopt
RDF
... FHIR folks will write all the data in a way that is
REST-friendly; identifiers for different components
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.
... interop through integration engines that have rules to
convert from one to another.
ericP: FHIR is to be open in standard, closed in implementation
rafael: 15 subcommittee on HL7;
no rulebook for writing standards. pretty ad hoc. proprietary
licensed. 35 years old and predates the internet.
... having a mediation tool similar to "mirth" (sp?) for RDF
might be the way to go
<JoshMandel> Mirth (Mirth Corp). Their product is Mirth Connect (http://www.mirthcorp.com/products/mirth-connect)
<ericP> NHIN
rafael: money made in consulting, as some "open" standards are overly complex
marc: we use MULE; part of Mirth
rafael: VA does a good job of
integration; master national dictionary shared between VA
hospitals
... very large database of integrated patient data
... for small EHRs; how do we get coordinated care
matthias: CDS - a couple of weeks ago introduced medical safety codes project
<matthias_samwald> http://safety-code.org/
matthias: aim is to put
pharmacogenomic data in the hands of patients
... one of the current problems is that there is no support for
pharmacogenomic data, or algorithms to operate on them
... hundreds of relevant markers for decision making
... so the goal of the project is to make all of this simpler
and relevant to clinical practice
... the safety code is a 2d barcode for 400 biomarkers; can be
decoded with any common smartphone that can read these
barcodes
... algorithms like warfarin dosing could act on this
... implemented in RDF using the Translational Medicine
Ontology
... common extension to TMO needs to be discussed
<sprog> rafaelrichards@jhu.edu
michel: have implemented the RDF representation of portions of dbSNP records; to discuss at next CDS/pharmacogenomics or HCLS-wide calls
This is scribe.perl Revision: 1.136 of Date: 2011/05/12 12:01:43 Check for newer version at http://dev.w3.org/cvsweb/~checkout~/2002/scribe/ Guessing input format: RRSAgent_Text_Format (score 1.00) No ScribeNick specified. Guessing ScribeNick: michel Inferring Scribes: michel WARNING: No "Present: ... " found! Possibly Present: BobF Bob_Powers JoshM JoshMandel Kerstin_Forsberg MacTed Marc P46 P49 P54 SimonLin SimonLin_Marshfie StuartTurner Tony aaaa aabb aacc aadd aaee achille_zappa bobP egonw__ ericP kerfors matthias matthias_samwald michel mscottm rafael scott simon sprog You can indicate people for the Present list like this: <dbooth> Present: dbooth jonathan mary <dbooth> Present+ amy Got date from IRC log name: 26 Jun 2012 Guessing minutes URL: http://www.w3.org/2012/06/26-hcls-minutes.html People with action items:[End of scribe.perl diagnostic output]