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• Specimen Processing Time Discussion:
• https://chat.fhir.org/#narrow/stream/179256-Orders-and-Observation-WG/topic/specimen-processingTime
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• V2 OO/Specimen
  • <add JIRA tickets here>
• FHIR Specimen JIRAs
  • FHIR-40646 - Getting issue details... STATUS
    • Marti will retract. Not needed 
  • FHIR-40822 - Getting issue details... STATUS
    • Questions about
      • Need of Device in collection? Is this redundant with procedure?
        • Remove device from collection
      • Model collection and processing in the same way? 
      • Do we need a codeable reference to device in processing?
        •  
      • Missing valueSet for SpecimenCollectionDevice
      • Interplay with Task...
    • For next week...compare Procedure with Collection. Is this redundant? Could this be done just with Procedure? 
      • And review old notes this for reasons why we did things 
      • Profile on Procedure?
    • Similar work for Specimen.processing? Could this be a procedure as well? 
    • Next week topics

From Chat

Marti Velezis 1:04 PM
https://chat.fhir.org/#narrow/stream/179256-Orders-and-Observation-WG/topic/specimen-processingTime
Marti Velezis  to  Everyone 1:28 PM
http://build.fhir.org/valueset-specimen-processing-method.html
http://build.fhir.org/valueset-specimen-collection-method.html
Andrea Pitkus  to  Everyone 1:34 PM
Thanks Marti.  I think we briefly looked at collection method.  However, this value set has SCT qualifier/action codes.  Where (as we're discussing) specimen collection is a procedure warranting SCT procedure codes.  So I wouldn't use the specimen collection method value set, as it doesn't match the requirements for lab IGs (in v2 where spm 7 requires spm collection procedure w SCT procedure codes), but something different in FHIR.
Marti Velezis  to  Everyone 1:36 PM
Yeah — I somewhat recall that we wanted to expand the list of the processing that is there now —- but I don’t think this code 9265001 — is specific enough either.
Andrea Pitkus  to  Everyone 1:37 PM
Yes to expansion as the list is too short ;)
Andrea Pitkus 1:58 PM
Ralf, need to know which tubes are glass vs plastic for some tests as it impacts some results.

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