HL7 Webinar: Mobile Health Chuck Jaffe Austin Kreisler John Quinn 19 March 2012.

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HL7 Webinar: Mobile Health Chuck Jaffe Austin Kreisler John Quinn 19 March 2012

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HL7 Webinar:Mobile Health

Chuck JaffeAustin Kreisler

John Quinn

19 March 2012

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Agenda

• Introduction: Opportunities for HL7 in the Mobile Health landscape

• HL7 Specifications & Mobile Health: Current standards, significant

gaps, and areas for collaboration among WGs

• Developing an HL7 Workgroup: Requirements, Governance,

and Projects

• Q&A

• Next steps

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Webinar Objectives

• Introduce membership to the opportunities in the mobile health

• Gauge the interest of members for participation in a mobile

health initiative

• Demonstrate a need for a distinct WG

• Discuss a framework for process and governance

• Assess interest among individuals for leadership roles

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Ongoing Mobile Health Discussions

•Non-profit healthcare organizations

•EHR vendors

•Device manufacturers

•Technology developers

•HIT organizations

•Developers of standards & profiles

•Academia

•Healthcare systems

•Professional societies

•Professional support organizations

•Government organizations

•Regulatory agencies

•Patient advocacy groups

•HIE & ACO organizations

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Next Steps

• Define the objectives of the WG

• Create a formal WG, as outlined in the GOM, to support specific

deliverables

• Elect co-chairs

• Enable opportunities for collaboration, both within HL7 and with outside entities

• Provide meeting times in Vancouver

• Establish guidelines for work prioritization

• Support outreach and networking

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Looking Forward

• Map the landscape, both in North American & in the international community

• Coordinate efforts with other HL7 WGs and Committees

• TSC & Technical committees

• Education

• Marketing & Communication

• Ambassador Program

• Establish external partnership

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Mobile Health and

HL7 StandardsAustin Kreisler

Chair – Technical Steering Committee

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Foundational and Technology Focused Standards

• V3 Reference Information Models

• V3 Data types

• Model Interchange Format

• V3 Implementation Technology Specification

• V3 Common Terminology specification

• SAIF Canonical Definition

• And many others

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Technology Focused Workgroups• Implementable Technology Specifications (ITS)

• Conformance and Guidance for Implementation and Testing (CGIT)

• Infrastructure & Messaging (InM)

• Modeling & Methodology (MnM)

• RIM Based Application Architecture (RIMBAA)

• Security (SEC)

• Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)

• Templates

• Vocabulary

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What’s All This Have to Do With Mobile Health?

None are focused specifically on Mobile Healthcare

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Mobile Health

• Allows healthcare data to be captured and provided any where and any time

• Healthcare data on mobile devices is healthcare data on the move

• HL7 Standards are all about moving data from one point to another

• HL7 is a natural fit for mobile devices

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What’s Missing?• Many HL7 Standards developed with

“controlled” secure environments (such as healthcare enterprise networks) in mind

• Mobile devices often operate outside of these secure, controlled environments

• Mobile devices often provide integrated services such as GPS, image/audio/video capture & display, etc. in a hand held package

• HL7 needs to think through the impact of all these technologies on HL7 Standards

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HL7 Mobile Health Work Group

Potential questions for the new work group:

• What are the security & privacy implications for mobile devices and the impact on HL7 Standards

• What sort of impact would Geo-coding of all healthcare data have on HL7 Standards?

• Where are all the HL7 Apps?

• What impact will mobile devices have on healthcare workflow?

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Collaboration• Work with existing work groups to update

existing standards for the mobile environment

• Collaborate with the Education WG and Ambassador program to educate people inside and outside of HL7 regarding mobile health

• Work with the Marketing WG to promote use of HL7 Standards in the mobile computing market place

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Writing Standards that support Mobile

Health Interoperability

within HL7

John Quinn, HL7 CTO

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Volunteers

• HL7 is an organization of volunteers. Volunteers exclusively create, ballot and maintain the content of the HL7 Standards

• HL7 is looking for existing and new volunteers with knowledge and expertise:

• Domain knowledge the technical and mobile communications;

• The clinical and administrative processes that are and will be supported by the information and communications technologies.

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Organization in HL7

• HL7 Technical Committee Organization contains a Steering Division Domain titled Foundation and Technologies that contains “vertical” supporting technologies that support HL7 standards.

• Examples include Modeling and Methodology, Implementation Technology Specifications, SOA and more.

• We would consider organizing Mobile Health as a Work Group in this Steering Division