Mission
This work group provides a nexus of communication and bridge to the standards development framework, organizational processes and forums for the clinical community to define content, flow and other domain requirements necessary to the development of robust health data standards. The Council provides a mechanism for clinical domains to develop common approaches to standards-related activities and form consensus on issues of interest among multiple groups.
Liaison Between the Clinical Community and HL7
Outreach to Clinicians to include their expertise in Standards Development
Promote Interoperability Across Healthcare, Research, Public Health, Quality Improvement and other Health Domains through Consensus Standard Data Elements
Charter/Affiliations
The Clinical Interoperability Council (CIC) will establish and support a process whereby a master set of data elements with their attributes will be defined and harmonized using a common process and a common set of attributes. The attributes will include a name (terminology), a unique and unambiguous definition, units, data type and complete value sets. The CIC will assure the decision making practices related to ensuring appropriate subject matter expertise and governance models are employed as part of the master set of data elements definition and harmonization of standards as appropriate.
CIC will support decision making practices related to clinical domain requirements developed by this committee. We will also, collaborate and offer support to other working groups when requested.
Meeting Cadence
CIC holds cross-project calls on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month at 1:00 ET. In addition, there are specific project (topic) calls, some of which are on a regular meeting schedule and others are held ad hoc and announced on the CIC listserv.
- Second Thursday Monthly Cross-Project Calls =
- Fourth Thursday Monthly Cross- Project Calls =.
Time: 1:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Topic Calls:
To join a call, visit the Conference Calling Center or reference CIC e-mails
Additional Information
- How to create a Confluence Account, here
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