1. Published Name of the Standard for which request is being made (if previously published)

 HL7 FHIR® Implementation Guide: Order Catalog, Release 1

2. Standards Material/Document

 STU

3. Date of Request

 Jul 27, 2023

4. Use Period

 24 months

5. Reason for extension, timeline, and actions

6. Original Publication Date

7. End date of the current STU period

8. Length of the requested extension

9. Review Process

10. HL7 Work Group making this request and date

 Orders and Observations

10a. Requesting WG Date

 Jul 27, 2023

11. URL of approval minutes

12. HL7 Product Management Group

 FMG

12a. Management Group Date of Approval

13. URL of approval minutes

14. Is the artifact ready for final publication?

 Yes

15. If not ready, please describe remaining steps.

16. Tool name used to produce the machine processable artifacts in the IG

 FHIR IG Publisher

17. The name of the “IG artifact” within the context of the above mentioned tool.

hl7.fhir.uv.order-catalog

18. Balloted Name of the standard for which request is being made

 FHIR_IG_ORDSVCCAT_R1_D1_2020SEP

19. Requested name for published standard. See Naming Examples

 HL7 FHIR® Implementation Guide: Order Catalog, Release 1

19a. Specification Feedback Name (For Search in Jira)

20. If CMET, list IDs balloted

21. Project Insight Number

 1010

22. Document Realm

 Universal

23. Ballot cycle in which the document was successfully balloted

 2020SEP

25. Affirmative

 80

26. Negative

 2

27. Abstentions

 40

28. Not Returned

 36

29. Total in ballot pool

 158

30. Date on which final document/standards material was supplied to HQ

Jun 02, 2023

31. URL of publication material/ SVN repository

 https://build.fhir.org/ig/HL7/fhir-order-catalog/index.html

32. Publishing Facilitator

 Rob Hausam

33. Special Publication Instructions

34. URL of ballot reconciliation document

 http://www.hl7.org/documentcenter/public/ballots/2020SEP/reconciliation/recon_fhir_ig_ordsvccat_r1_d1_2020sep.xls

35. Has the Work Group posted its consideration of all comments received in its reconciliation document on the ballot desktop?

 Yes

36. Substantive Changes Since Last Ballot?

 No

37. Product Brief Reviewed By

 Catalog Sub Working Group of OO

38. Date Product Brief Reviewed

 Jul 07, 2023

39. Has the Product Brief changed?

40. Family

 FHIR

41. Section

 Implementation Guides

42. Topic

 Laboratory Materials Management Pharmacy Healthcare Devices

43. Please Describe the Topic

44. Product Type

 Implementation Guide

45. Parent standard

46. Parent Standard Status

47. Update/replace standard

48. Common name/search keyword

 Order Catalog, Directory of Service (DOS), Medication Catalog, Device Catalog, Item Master

49. Description

 An order catalog is a collection of definitional resources describing healthcare items that can be ordered, selected, or used by practitioners to support the course of healthcare delivery. These healthcare items may represent services, products, devices, or knowledge artifacts (e.g., order sets). Each item specifies its purpose, describes how it should be ordered and/or used, and characterizes the outcomes expected from its usage.

50. Stakeholders

 Clinical and Public Health Laboratories, Regulatory Agency, Standards Development Organizations (SDOs)

51. Vendors

 Pharmaceutical, EHR, PHR, Equipment, Health Care IT, Lab

52. Providers

 Clinical and Public Health Laboratories Healthcare Institutions (hospitals, long term care, home care, mental health)

53. Benefits

 Enables a way to share order catalogs using FHIR.
Enables the ProfileForCatalog [https://www.hl7.org/fhir/catalog.html] to be retired

54. Implementations/Case Studies

 PHAST: Catalogs of laboratory services, catalogs of medications, catalogs of medical devices, catalogs of knowledge artifacts
Medlinx/Helix: Catalogs of laboratory services
Quest Diagnostics: Catalogs of laboratory services

55. Development Background

 The Implementation Guide included international participation, led by François Macary (France) and also included working group members from Belgium, Russia, United States and others. Included participation from Pharmacy work group members for developing the medication catalog content.