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Attendees
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Name | Organization | Present |
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Danielle Bancroft | Best Practice Software | x |
Melva Peters (Chair) | Jenaker Consulting | x |
Jean Duteau | Duteau Design | x |
John Hatem | Independent Consultant | x |
Scott Robertson | Kaiser Permanente | x |
Christof Gessner | HL7 Germany | x |
Corey Spears | MITRE | x |
Dave Hill | MITRE | x |
Frank McKinney | POCP | |
Isaac Vetter | Epic | |
Joe Quinn | Smile CDR | |
Lawrence Lo | Columbia University HIT Student | |
Margaret Weiker | NCPDP | x |
Matt Szczepankiewicz | Epic | x |
Peter Sergent | HL7 New Zealand | |
Reed D. Gelzer | Trustworthy EHR | |
Shelly Spiro | Pharmacy HIT Collaborative | x |
Stephen Chu | ADHA | x |
Tim McNeil | Surescripts | |
Kim Roberts | Pharmacy HIT Collaborative | x |
Kent Bulza | Well Health | x |
Phung Matthews | 3M | x |
Jack Brashier | Epic | |
Emmanuel Obasuyi | ||
Joel Montavon | PQA | |
Robb Young | PharmID | x |
Agenda Items and Notes
Outstanding Action Item List
Meeting Notes from previous meeting
- 2022-04-11 Agenda/Meeting Notes - accepted by general consent
WGM Agenda
- Pharmacy WG May 2022 Virtual WGM Agenda
- Pharmacy Templates - prep for September Ballot
- Discussion of CDA examples/CCDA Examples
- Use of the templates
- schedule 1 quarter
- Discussion of CDA examples/CCDA Examples
- PDex Formulary Updates
- Formulary Item Resource
- Care Plan update to Patient Care - Thursday Q1 - Shelly will attend
- Possible Pharmacist Care Plan update - Shelly
- CDA compound medication examples - schedule a quarter
- - PSS-2047Getting issue details... STATUS - Wastage
- Pharmacy Templates - prep for September Ballot
Project Review
Project Proposals
- Project Proposals in Review - none
Project Scope Statements
Catalog Updates (John Hatem)
- - Meeting on April 8th did not have any Pharmacy specific issues. The Catalog group is working through their materials for the next ballot; reviewing examples, text and any open issues. Next Catalog meeting is planned for April 22
- - No meeting held on April 15, 22 or 29. Next Meeting is May 6th.
Workflow Update (John Hatem)
- - No Pharmacy specific issues in this very brief meeting. LM stated that he is hoping to complete the updates to the workflow patterns from various trackers by end of this month. Expects to start the work next week.
- - BPMN discussion - no pharmacy specific issues.
Healthcare Product Update (John Hatem)
- - Trackers discussed and a review of Biologically Derived Products resource
- Are the following products typically carried by Pharmacy systems: Lantus, Humira, Remicade, Rituxan, Enbrel, Herceptin, Avastin, Botox ?
- Check out this link for other medications that are biologics: FDA Approved Biologics List And Medical Conditions That They Treat | Joseph Han, PharmD Intern | RxEconsult
- Based on feedback during the call, we have confirmation that Pharmacy resources do need to reference Biologically Derived Products resource
- Note that in BDP the item being ordered is only available via the "identifier" element.
- Are the following products typically carried by Pharmacy systems: Lantus, Humira, Remicade, Rituxan, Enbrel, Herceptin, Avastin, Botox ?
- - Trackers discussed for BDP and Device. No pharmacy specific issues discussed.
- - Trackers discussed for BDP and Device. No pharmacy specific issues discussed.
EHR conformant reconciled medication list (cRML)
- a sub-project of EHR Reducing Clinician Burden
- developing a use case/scenario of medication reconciliation between prescriber, patient, assistant, and social worker. excludes MedRec by pharmacist. Looking at how technology can reduce the time required by prescriber/assistant, improve the quality of the medication list, and improve patient care (reduce errors and frustrations
- Scott, Shelly and John at attending
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- cRML group has pretty much completed the use case/scenario
- A vendor has come forward to implement system(s) to illustrate the "improvements" expressed in the use case.
- - Update from March 3rd meeting - John and Scott attended the meeting. No Pharmacy concerns at this time
- No meeting this week. I have provided an overview document on Medication Reconciliation to get agreement about what it is. I will share the content in a future meeting.
- - no update
- - no updates - still coordinating with new pilot vendor
- - no update
- - no issues relevant to Pharmacy
- - no meeting this past week. Next meeting is scheduled for April 28th
NCPDP Updates (NCPDP Members)
WG18 Patient Consent TG:
- Propose submitting the updated IG for the September HL7 ballot
- NCPDP DERF has been submitted for the May WG Meeting
- Connectathon participation/testing is a requirement for going to ballot at HL7. If you want this to be available as a standard, we need your participation!
- A meeting is scheduled for April 14 at 11:00 am Central time
- - will be participating in the Connectathon in May
- submitting a DERF in May for NCPDP to notify that implementation IG will be in HL7 September 2022 Ballot
- comments received will be submitted from NCPDP to HL7 for the September cycle
- submitting a DERF in May for NCPDP to notify that implementation IG will be in HL7 September 2022 Ballot
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- IG updates have been made
- Updates based on the task group’s decision to broaden “patient consents” to simply “consents”
- Enrollment forms also request authorizations from the prescriber by removing patient this allows for other types of electronic authorizations from physician, HUB, patient or anyone who may need consent or authorization to facilitate timely access to patient care.
- Other adjustments may be suggested after review with sponsoring HL7 WGs
- Updates based on the task group’s decision to broaden “patient consents” to simply “consents”
- IG updates have been made
MC Consumer and Provider RTPB Standards Monitoring Sub-Task Group
- Next meetings are scheduled for April 4th and April 18th at Noon Central Time
- Will be bringing issues on the RTPB IG in the future
- - task group will help to support consistency of NCPDP RTPBC standards with CARIN standard - have looked at new features that have been added to NCPDP real time pharmacy benefit check messaging
- have submitted them for consideration to be added to CARIN Real Time Benefit Check via JIRA - have submitted them as comments, but will update them to change requests
- FHIR-36294 - Consider Addition of Deductible Accumulator Fields to Consumer RTPBC response
- FHIR-36295 - Consider addition of Patient Sex Assigned at Birth to Consumer RTPBC request
- FHIR-36296 - Consider adding section to Consumer RTPB Check Imp Guide dedicated to pricing guidance
- FHIR-36297 Consider adding clarification of types of products supported with Consumer RTPB Check Imp Guide
- have submitted them for consideration to be added to CARIN Real Time Benefit Check via JIRA - have submitted them as comments, but will update them to change requests
- - 2 additional issues will be added this week - this will complete the review based on the review of the NCPDP standard
- no impact to Pharmacy resources
- once all issues have been added - will bring in those from Financial Management who are interested
- no one currently funded to do the work on this IG
- - 2 additional issues have been added
- no new items
- CARIN will be reviewing outstanding issues
- the project team needs to lead the update process
WG14 Consultant Pharmacist TG
Continue the process of updating the current C-CDA guidance document, “Consultant Pharmacist Consult Note v1.0: Guidance on the Use of the HL7 CDA Consolidated Templates for Clinical Notes R2.1 Consult Note”, to incorporate FHIR Resources.
- A meeting is scheduled for March 31st at 10:00 am Central time
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- will be presenting to StrucDoc and PtCare
- expect kick-off announcement this week
- Discussed adding additional use cases to document.
- March 7th - the IG will have its kick-off announcement shortly
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- had kick off meeting today
- will be starting biweekly meetings on March 21st
- expect to have ready for September 2022 Ballot Cycle
- no meeting today
- - next meeting is April 4
- HL7 review calls have started with little participation. Will be pivoting to work via email to the known participants, with progress reviewed on the calls. next meeting is April 18
- next meeting is April 18th - Scott will be sending out information today
- Scott looking for mapping of FHIR to CDA Consult Note -
- Scott has done a mapping, but needs to be validated
- Will raise with Structured Documents on call this week
WG18 Specialty Requirements for ePrescribing Task Group
- Adding Patient Consent to Specialty Medication Enrollment Guide
http://build.fhir.org/ig/HL7/fhir-specialty-rx/index.html - No meetings are scheduled at this time
- - target to ballot in September
- no updates
- - this is rolled into the Patient Consent
Meeting information can be obtained at https://dms.ncpdp.org/
Projects
Pharmacy Templates
- - discussed how to add an extension to support Marketing Authorization Holder
- Christof will follow up with stakeholders to discuss Jean's suggested approach
- - Christof presented discusses to the group and trying to convince them about the MAH - 1 org and will be either manufacturer or MAH
- - work underway to complete the work for ballot
- Kai has been involved in discussion
- Final content deadline for May ballot - March 27th
- Pharmacy needs to approve final content on March 21st!
- Melva to follow-up with Giorgio to get status on the content for ballot
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- HL7_PHARM_Templates-R2-v201.pdf
- just received content yesterday and have not had a chance to review - today is the last day we can approve content for ballot
- Motion - Melva - Scott - to approve the delay of the content for the September 2022 Ballot Cycle given the lack of review - approved 9-0-4
- discussion of doing an evote
- - will need NIB for September ballot
- - no discussion
- - submit NIB for ballot cycle
- review the PDF that Kai create - Melva Peters
PDex Formulary (Corey)
- upcoming block vote - will be voted on next Monday, April 4th - Corey will send to Pharmacy List
- Motion to accept the 4 tickets with proposed dispositions was made by Corey Spears seconded by Dave Hill. Vote was: 12-0-1
- - Corey had asked when would be a good time to bring bulk data export to Pharmacy for review. Corey could wait until we are seeking a vote or we could discuss earlier to bubble up any issues or concerns before we get too far. He has the overall design done.
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- Per a topic in a recent Pharmacy WG call, I have created a development branch including proposed Bulk Data guidance. I would solicit any feedback and guidance on when we might want to discuss in a Pharmacy WG. I would propose in today’s call to raise awareness, answer any initial questions, and call for a week long review period after which we can choose to vote or improve. http://build.fhir.org/ig/HL7/davinci-pdex-formulary/branches/bulk-draft
- The primary guidance material can be found here: http://build.fhir.org/ig/HL7/davinci-pdex-formulary/branches/bulk-draft/use_cases_and_overview.html#bulk-data
- There are also a couple of GraphDefinition resources:
- The GraphDefinitions are still being worked on and still need to be verified, but the general structure is in place.
- Will be in May Connectathon
- Updated PSS has been approved by the TSC
- - have a draft for bulk data - added to dev branch for Connectathon
- if you have comments - forward them to Corey
- ability to retrieve the full formulary items by formulary or by insurance plan - would be requested by aggregators or people shopping for a plan
- Formulary Bulk Data Branch - https://build.fhir.org/ig/HL7/davinci-pdex-formulary/branches/bulk-draft/
- Section specifically addressing bulk data - https://build.fhir.org/ig/HL7/davinci-pdex-formulary/branches/bulk-draft/use_cases_and_overview.html#bulk-data
Ongoing Questions
Representing FHIR Compound Medications
- Aaron Berdofe and Brendan Keeler will be joining to discuss how to represent compound medications
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- a particular question of Aaron's group: contrasting a product (manufactured) with expressed ingredients vs a compound to be made from multiple specific ingredients
- also questions of how to express strength of the compounded product
- action item Scott to reach out to Aaron and Brendan
- - Scott to reach out
- - Scott has not reached out yet
- Scott sent response to Aaron and Brendan
- no response yet
- - neither Aaron or Brendan attended today's meeting.
- Scott M. Robertson to reach out to Aaron and Brendan to see if questions are resolved
- - no update
- - no further questions
- close this item
Compound Medication CDA Examples
- review of proposed examples using CDA for recording compounded medications
- <!-- Example mixture: diphenhydrAMINE hydrochloride 3 mg/mL ELIX 1.6667 mL, lidocaine 3 % SOLN 1.6667 mL, aluminum & magnesium hydroxide-simethicone 400-400-40 mg/5mL SUSP 1.6667 mL →
- https://github.com/mjszczep/C-CDA-Examples/blob/Drug-Mixture/Medications/Drug%20Mixture/Drug%20Mixture%20(C-CDAR2.1).xml
- Scott and Melva will work on this and provide example
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- Scott is getting closer on updating the examples ... revising Matt's and creating one or two "more normal" compounds
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- Scott M. Robertson Scott will get the examples out this week
- - Scott has not been able to work on examples
- hope to get them to Matt by tomorrow
- - Scott provided examples last week
- Scott to reach out to Kai about example in Art Decor
- discussion of what denominator means - it is the concentration in the final product
- - outstanding question on what to do with quantity
- wording different between CDA ingredient and FHIR ingredient
- CDA - ingredient.quantity - believe it represents the strength
- FHIR has strength attribute
- assume that the unit of measure for each ingredient will be the same as the doseQuantity
- wording different between CDA ingredient and FHIR ingredient
- Matt has a few questions but will take more time than appropriate on this call. Matt will send an invite for a discussion call tomorrow, April 5
- will be discussing later today
- - still some questions to be resolved
- quantity and strength attributes
- Scott to create a Confluence page
- needs to be clearer in the documentation in Pharmacy Templates and also in FHIR
- original question was how to represent how to represent in CDA
FHIR (Group)
Trackers - link to pharmacy unresolved Jira trackers (see trackers for details / resolutions)
- Wastage
Any Other Business
Next meeting: May 2, 2022
- Scott M. Robertson to reach out to Kai about example in Art Decor
- Melva Peters - to raise issue with TSC about EHR project