Cross-Paradigm Interoperability Implementation Guide for Immunizations (“X Paradigm”)
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Cross-Paradigm Interoperability
Implementation Guide for Immunizations(“X Paradigm”)
Service Oriented Architecture
May 2012
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Project Scope
“This implementation guide will explore the Service-Aware Interoperability Framework (SAIF) methodology to show how various HL7, IHE and OMG immunization-related artifacts can be deployed to satisfy immunization interoperability use cases. “
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January – May 2012
Determined approach What artifacts to use What form the document takes
“Venn Diagrams” – overlap among artifacts Mapped relevant artefacts to outline section Documented artefact spec documents
Recruit case studies Vet work so far Determined similarities with Semantic Health
Net project
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Project Sections
Layered Service Architecture Use Cases Case Studies Platform Independent Model
Common behavioural model Common information model
Solution Architecture Relation to SAIF
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Scope Refinement
Drools out of scope FHIR out of scope (for now) SBVR (“Semantics of Business Vocabulary
and Rules”) added Others to be considered as solution develops
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Common Information Model
Approach Monitor and build off CCDA Start with V2-CCDA and V2-IC comparison Add EHR FIM information model , IZ DAM, vMR
Template challenges
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CDS
Arden, GELLO Collect existing examples
Arden• Translate RulesSpeak into Arden
GELLO• IG for vMR
Extract sample rules from CDC project, implement Determine fit of Arden and GELLO into DSS and
overall architecture
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Project wiki page
http://hssp.wikispaces.com/Cross+Paradigm+Interoperability+Implementation+Guide+for+Immunization
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New Discussion
Layered Service Architecture Begin a graph with the various paths through the
various Platform Specific Model choices Gerry to mock up diagram from white board
drawing
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Slides from January 2012
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CDS notes
Is the assumption that SOA is the vehicle Set forth assumptions Will this discuss GELLO or ARDEN rules and import
them?
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SAIF Arch Prog Notes
Is FHIR intended to serve as a Common Information Model in a SOA/SAIF contest to which multiple other HL7 and non-HL7 artifacts can be mapped?
Yes Devil is in the details
Look at the conformance statements in SAIF CD These are aimed at what the SAIF implementation guide should do, not something following the SAIF
IG
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Some Ideas
Look at the conformance statements in SAIF CD Create a mapping including FHIR and including Rob S’s list
of data elements and mapping other artifacts into it. I.e. map everything to FHIR common data model.
Examine “use case“ artifacts to see what use cases can be implemented within the scope of the project
Revisit IXS, RLUS and DSS. Make list of needed PSMs. Map services to PSMs
Should lend itself to a tool Be part of MnM BOF for EA – see Patrick Be part of Out of cycle meeting to work on artifacts for SAIF
IG - TBD
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SOA Ideas
Can break into 2 parts, high level – scoping, approach, requirements Technical framework – SAIF IG
Avoid dependencies on unfinished specs Context in services is established thru
service contract (in layers)
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What the project is
A roadmap to establishing interoperability among a multiplicity of systems speaking different (immunization) standards
Lends itself to tooling Provide a standards guide that addresses
multiple “hops” in the communication path Be implementable and testable Allows domain experts to trace use cases to
implementation
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What the project is not
Does not change existing specs Does not recommend one spec over another Exception: may change or recommend
service tech specs S&I does gap analysis Prefer not to recommend
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Straw man outline
Standards to include - examples HL7 V2 IZ IGs IHE Immunization Content/XDS/XCA IXS, RLUS, DSS, CTS2….tbd
Common Information Model
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Project Phases Project Approach Deliverable
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Fri Q1 ideas
Project Scope – “explore” vs “show” also remove “methodology”
JD will assist organizing next OMG tech mtg A way to gain visibility to OMG working drafts New mechanism for HL7 members – research
Include webexes at OMG, HL7 and IHE SAIF Arch Prog Out-of-cycle Coordinate with S&I Framework
Make community initiative, not PH – Ken Coordinate with Aus PCEHR project
Roles and control
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Fri Q1 ideas cont
hDATA may provide data model Talk to Gerry and Lloyd
The issue of synchronous vs. asynchronous transactions is out of scope and implementation decision
Clearly state that the expected result is to add PSMs to existing tech specs and tweak tech specs
What formalism? SoaML? SOA ref arch framework?