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Meeting Details
Date:
Time: 10AM ET
Coordinates: Join Zoom meeting: https://zoom.us/j/5100467805 | Meeting ID: 510 046 7805 | +1 929-436-2866-US (New York)
Attendees: Brian Handspicker, Rob Hausam, Kathy Walsh, Robert Dieterle, Andrea Pitkus, Annie Raval, Gelu Comanescu, R. Michael Lingenfelter, Ralf Herzog
Chair: Ralf Herzog
Scribe: Ralf Herzog
- Quorum Met
AGENDA
- Workflow Topics
- JIRA Tickets
- AOB?
Meeting Resources
PSS: PSS-2101
IG Proposal: Clinical Order Workflow (COW)
JIRA Tickets: OO Workflow JIRAs
Background Materials
- Review of Existing Workflow Approaches
- Generic Referral: https://build.fhir.org/ig/hl7-be/referral/
- Lab Order Sequence Diagram: http://build.fhir.org/examplescenario-example-laborder.html
- Lab Order slides: Powerpoint (please version this in OO documents)
- Belgium
MEETING MINUTES
- Further development of the Potassium Workflow (currently only the Specimen Collection Procedure) - >Current Version<
- Task.output is used to communicate the Specimen back
- Subscription is a way to have a kind of a "return channel", the other option is using FHIR Messaging
- The ServiceRequest for the Specimen Collection Procedure is an "optional" thing, since
- Sometimes the Specimen is collected by the Creator of the Original Service Request
- Sometimes the Specimen is collected by the Laboratory