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Item
Who
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5 min
Welcome, agenda review, meeting minute approval
Erin Holt Coyne
No changes to the agenda
Minutes from last week were approved
All members were recommended to listen to the ONC TEFCA for Public Health webinar presented earlier on 1/12
There is a specific call to action for STLTs to be involved in defining the Public Health SOP for TEFCA
10 min
Finalize WGM Agenda
Erin Holt Coyne
Human Services WG asked for 15 minutes with us at WGM
Proposing Tuesday Q3 but also possibly Q1 if that works better for them
Cindy Bush asked for Vital Records update time
Added to Tuesday Q3
Vocab is hosting Gender Harmony discussions Mon Q4 and Wed Q4.
Previously, the dose number and series number had a data type choice (either Positive Integer or String)
Leading up to R4, we made the change to just allow String
There has been no further information on how systems are systematically parsing this data today that would benefit from allowing the data type choice to remain
Motion to find non-persuasive (Craig Newman/Danny Wise: 19:0:0)
