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NameOrganizationPresent
Jean Duteau Duteau Design
John Hatem Independent Consultantx
Jose Costa Teixeira
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Melva Peters (Chair)Jenaker Consultingx
Scott Robertson (Scribe)Kaiser Permanentex


NameOrganizationPresent
Danielle BancroftBest Practice Software
Christof GessnerHL7 Germany
Corey SpearsMITRE
Dave HillMITRE
Frank McKinneyPOCP
Isaac VetterEpic
Smile Digital Health
Lawrence LoColumbia University HIT Student
Margaret WeikerNCPDPx
Matt SzczepankiewiczEpic
Peter SergentHL7 New Zealand
Reed D. GelzerTrustworthy EHR
Shelly SpiroPharmacy HIT Collaborativex
Stephen ChuADHAx
Tim McNeilSurescriptsx
Kim RobertsPharmacy HIT Collaborative
Phung Matthews3M
Jack BrashierEpic
Emmanuel Obasuyi

Joel MontavonPQA
Robb YoungPharmID
Christopher Isong

Gary SchoettmerNetRx
Courtney BlandCVS / Aetna
Mark NeumuthAetna
Ed MillikanFDA
Sanket RavalCVS / Aetna
James Tcheng

Peter Muir

Joe KellySurescriptsx
Peter Jordan

Giorgio CangioliHL7 Italy
Jeff ShickUSP
Kent BulzaArtera
Sarah Danielson

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Agenda Items and Notes

Outstanding Action Item List

Meeting Notes from previous meeting

Project Proposals

Project Proposals in Review - none to review

Project Scope Statements

Project Scope Statements

PSS-2136 - Getting issue details... STATUS

  • currently, there are no co-sponsors.  leveraging MedMorph.  No apparent need for pharmacy to be involved

External Meeting Review

Catalog Updates (John Hatem)

  • - no meeting last week

Workflow Update (John Hatem)

  •   - no meeting this week

Healthcare Product Update (John Hatem)

  • - discussed trackers. no pharmacy specific impact

EHR conformant reconciled medication list (cRML) (Scott Robertson / John Hatem / Jimmy Tcheng)

  • - next meeting is beginning of March.  It is posted in the HL7 calendar. 
    • John and Scott attended. 
    • Jimmy will reach out to John on a "project scope" update.  The scope of the original PSS was very generic, too much so.  

Project updates

Pharmacy Templates

  •   - publication request in development

Trackers - Pharmacy Tracker Dashboard (see trackers for details / resolutions)

  • Scott M. Robertson will review to make sure the 2 assigned to him are ready to discuss/vote next week

Status state diagram review 

  • John reviewed the mapping between Med dispense status and BDP dispense status.  Suggestion was to send this to the list serve for input. 
    • review of mapping document.  
      • "ready for pickup" (in pharmacy) compares to "allocated" in BDP.
        • BDP "allocated" description is "ready for transport"   
      • "returned" - we don't have it, do we need it (returned after picked up).  usually these are wasted ... but can be reused in some cases. 
        • as opposed to "return to stock," which was "ready for pickup" and not received by patient.
      • pharmacy "completed" - BDP says "issued"
      • pharmacy "stopped" ("failed") - BDP uses "unfulfilled".
      • pharmacy "declined" ("not-done) - maybe BDP "returned" ("abandoned")

Timing questions (Jose)

examples/questions from Dutch implementations

  • physicians do order "between meals"
  • alternating dosing - we do support
  • duration without start date - we do support
  • John Hatem will create Jira ticket for these changes - done FHIR-40440

NCPDP Updates (NCPDP Members)

no general updates

Pharmacist Consult Note (Scott)

  • - received NCPDP Standardization Cochair approval, with a number of editorial (formatting) corrections.  

Specialty Medication Enrolment IG

  •   - all resolutions have been applied.  One mechanical issue with linkage to FHIR tooling.  Publication request should be available for next call.

Any Other Business

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