2020 04 13 Minutes - AudaciousInquiry/fhir-saner GitHub Wiki
Agenda
Attendance
- Keith Boone
- Kathy Walsh
- Dave Pyke
- Elysa Jones
- Josh Mandel
- Rob McClure
- Stacy Kinkead
- Al Seely
- Ankit Agarwal
- Ben Hanley
- Brian Harris
- Mark Scrimshire
- Scott Robertson
- Steve Nichols
- Andrea Pitkus
- Carl Anderson
- William Moroz
- Nancy Spector
- Mike Yaskanin
- Sean Zitello
- Ben Levy
- Hans Buitendijk
- Stacy Kinkead
- Aaron Seib
- Sonja Zeigler
- Brent Moen
Current Work/Announcements
News / Announcements
- If you are new to the project and want to be included in an onboarding meeting, please email Keith Boone ([email protected]) and Katie Iser ([email protected]) requesting this and including your GitHub and level of commitment.
- Updated text for Measures over the weekend
- Gino added exampeles to github repo; not linked to from the IG narrative yet
- Connectathon planning underway
Hot Topics
- Discussion about new CDC modules including "Healthcare Supply Pathway" module
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This looks a lot like a questionnaire; but if it was going to be a measure, could think about shoehorning.
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Josh: Is this something we consider in-scope?
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Dave: From my conversations with Carequality members, health systems are willing to report this information to state-level public health authorities; they have concerns about competing hospitals learning this information, and concerns about higher-level orgs (above the state) misrepresenting information
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Keith: Who shares and when is a policy issue, so it's out of scope for Saner. For reporting, this CDC module could fit into a reporting schema and I don't see why we'd prevent it, but for priorities, we should focus on the first two measures out and demonstrable. Re: experimentation, we might think about supporting these newer measures, e.g. with Questionnaires
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Summing up discussion:
- Policy decisions are out of scope; Saner is focused on technology
- We want to get the initial CDC and FEMA modules working first, with
MeasureReport, before we take on new forms - When we get to the newer CDC modules, or information on lab supply availability, this will require exploration -- possibly we'll want to use
QuestionnaireResponsefor this, or possiblyMeasureReport
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Andrea: How does this reporting apply to centralized labs that aren't affiliated with a hospital?
- Keith: Sometimes important to report by location rather than an organization
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- IDs for Hospitals - See https://chat.fhir.org/#narrow/stream/226195-Covid-19-Response/topic/IDs.20for.20US.20Hospitals
- Medicare Facility ID: https://data.medicare.gov/Hospital-Compare/Hospital-Genera
- Lots of discussion about facility IDs. Bottom line: CDC doesn't make a list of NHSN Facility IDs public, though CMS does make their CMS Certification Numbers (for... same/overlapping facilities) public
- For CDC, we know NHSN Facility IDs are the preference, and we should define a
Location.identifer.systemfor these- Added https://github.com/AudaciousInquiry/fhir-saner/issues/57 to capture the need
- Added https://github.com/AudaciousInquiry/fhir-saner/issues/58 to capture additional identifier needs
- Rob: Please ask HL7's vocab management team ("HTA" ==HL7 Terminology Authority) to identify / define these URLs; we can fast-track.
- Zip+4
- ArcGIS Homeland Infrastructure Foundation-Level Data (HIFLD) hospital data file: https://hifld-geoplatform.opendata.arcgis.com/datasets/hospitals
- Medicare Facility ID: https://data.medicare.gov/Hospital-Compare/Hospital-Genera
- Yes/No/Choose One answer (Questionnaire type) responses:
- New measures are more like questionnaires
- N95 Days Supply is also more like a questionnaire
Action Items
- Ai team to set up orientation meetings for new participants to get up to speed
- Ryan and Keith to make sure unassigned items are accounted for