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Document Number: HITSP 08 N 341 Date: August 27, 2008 Report from the Technical Committees Teleconference | August 27, 2008 Presented by LeRoy Jones and the HITSP Technical Committee Co-Chairs enabling healthcare interoperability 0

Perspective and Domain Technical Committees Collaborate on Interoperability Specification Development Provider Population Consumer Perspective Perspective Perspective Care Management and Health Records Domain Committee Security, Privacy and Infrastructure Domain Committee Administrative and Financial Domain Committee 1

Technical Committee Leadership � Provider Perspective – 203 members – Allen Hobbs, PhD, Kaiser Permanente – Steve Hufnagel, PhD, DoD/Medical Health System (MHS) – Mike Lincoln, MD, Department of Veterans Affairs � Consumer Perspective – 192 members – Mureen Allen, MD, FACP, ActiveHealth Management – Charles Parisot, EHR Vendor Association – Scott Robertson, PharmD, Kaiser Permanente 2

Technical Committee Leadership � Population Perspective - 166 members – Floyd Eisenberg, MD, MPH, Siemens Medical Solutions – Peter Elkin, MD, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine – Steve Steindel, PhD, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (retiring in September) – Anna Orlova, PhD, Public Health Data Standards Consortium � Administrative and Financial Domain – 42 members – Don Bechtel, Siemens Medical Solutions – Durwin Day, Health Care Service Corp. – Deborah Belcher, GE Healthcare 3

Technical Committee Leadership � Security, Privacy & Infrastructure Domain - 161 members – Glen Marshall, Siemens Medical Solutions – John Moehrke, GE Healthcare – Walter Suarez, MD, Institute for HIPAA/HIT Education and Research � Care Management and Health Records Domain - 31 members – Keith Boone, GE Healthcare – Corey Spears, McKesson Health Solutions Total Technical Committee Membership – 481 individuals 4

Technical Committees Align with Use Cases Provider Consumer Population Perspective Perspective Perspective • HITSP/IS03 Consumer • HITSP/IS02 • HITSP/IS01 EHR – Lab Empowerment & Access to Biosurveillance Reporting Clinical Information via Networks • HITSP/IS04 Emergency • HITSP/IS05 Consumer • HITSP/IS06 Quality Responder EHR Empowerment & Access to • HITSP/IS07 Medication Clinical Information via Media Management • Remote Monitoring • Consultations & • Immunizations & • Patient - Provider Secure Transfers of Care Response Management Messaging • Personalized Healthcare • Public Health Case Reporting 5

HITSP Approach to Categorizing Standards � Selection of standards is based on the following process: Evaluation – Standards are evaluated using the HITSP Tier 2 Readiness Criteria Selection – Based on the Tier 2 evaluations, named standards are selected and a description is provided of their applicability and use to meet the information exchange and data requirements of the Use Case 6

HITSP Approach to Categorizing Standards � HITSP has identified 3 categories in which a standard may be used in a construct: – Regulatory Guidance – Selected Standard – Informative Reference � In each category, standard references must be precise and unambiguous. They should indicate the specific version and/or other release-specific information as well as effective dates where applicable. 7

HITSP Approach to Categorizing Standards � HITSP has identified 3 categories in which a standard may be used in a construct: Regulatory Guidance Regulatory Guidance –Is a legal or other authoritative mandate (e.g. HIPAA, CLIA, MMA) which HITSP must follow in the design of a construct. 8

HITSP Approach to Categorizing Standards � HITSP has identified 3 categories in which a standard may be used in a construct: Selected Standard Selected Standard –Is a standard that is necessary for interoperability. The standard is needed to meet information exchange requirements of the construct (e.g. to realize direct information exchange, to provide the transport mechanism, to specify the content, or to address security). 9

HITSP Approach to Categorizing Standards � HITSP has identified 3 categories in which a standard may be used in a construct: Informative Reference Informative Reference –Is a standard that provides additional background information or guidance and is not required to implement the specification. 10

HITSP Maintenance Release � A total of 44 constructs were edited in this production cycle � Edits included: – Changes to reflect the updated HITSP approach to categorizing standards – Other edits of a minor or technical nature � The Perspective TC Co-chairs will provide a high level overview of the impact of these edits on the Interoperability Specifications and their related constructs 11

Report from the Provider Perspective Technical Committee – Presented by Allen Hobbs, PhD � ISO1:No significant changes since presentation to panel in 5/08. Minor edits included incorporating S&P constructs. � Draft AHIC Extension/Gap for General Laboratory Orders in Review. � ISO4: No update. A major update will occur in later part of September /08. 12

Report from the Consumer Perspective Technical Committee – Presented by Scott Robertson, PharmD � IS03 Consumer Empowerment and Access to Clinical Information via Networks – Version 3.0.1 – Section 4 - standards tables revised per new structure – Editorial changes (e.g., Perspective TC) � IS05 Consumer Empowerment and Access to Clinical Information via Media – Version 1.0.1 – HITSP/C37 to Lab Report Document � IS07 Medication Management – Joint Provider PTC/Consumer PTC – Version 1.0.1 13