Date

Attendees

Agenda

Approved the Minutes from the previous call Eric/Brett: 3/0/1 (for/against/abstain)

WGM Connectathon Proposed Agenda

Connectathon will include a startup introduction session on the Australian profile as an introduction, and produce a specific agenda for the WGM.

Day 1 (Monday): FHIR Connectathon + Presentations

     9:00 - 9:30am Introduction to the Event, overview on FHIR and versions in play in Australia (Who is presenting this? Nat? Brian P? Grahame? Others?)

                       DSTU2 - this is in production by several vendors already in Australian (and under active development now) and supported by Forge profiling tools

                       STU3 (May interim version) - ADHA Clinical Terminology Service

                       STU3 (Sept interim version)

                       STU3 (daily builds) ???

     9:30am - 12:30am ClinFHIR connectathon - hosted by Stephen Chu

     9:30 am - 12:30am hosted by Brian Postlethwaite PA Intro session as part of connectathon - Australian Patient Track (using the draft profile)

     Q4: PA Working group session - introduction to PA, what work is underway, new project proposals for consideration, review of progress in Connectathon

                       Update on HL7 International activities, status of STU3 development

Day 2 (Tuesday): FHIR Connectathon

     Q1: PA Working group session - Patient, Provider FHIR Profile review and completion

     Q2: PA Working group session - options: Discussion on the roadmap document (if it is ready for public release)

                                other options: Service Provider Directories, linkages to other things like referrals (for supporting reasons)?

     Q3: FHIR Connectathon results/demonstrations/learnings to show off progress and see what was achieved!

     Q4: HL7 AU AGM

Known Attendees

Brian + 2 (Telstra Health)

Brett (Oridashi)

Vadim, Angus, Stephen Royce, + others (ADHA)

Grahame (Health Intersections)

Jim Steele (CSIRO)

Additional Discussions

 

The Patient Medicare Number namespace was further discussed with feedback (via Stephen Royce) received from Medicare, which had indicated that they had some XSD namespaces that could be used. This is in further discussion between ADHA and Medicare and prefer to use what we've proposed already as will be far easier on the implementer community.

 

This is continuing through the process of consultation with the implied "owner" of the identifier for the namespace (they are aware of it now, and why we are doing this) and is likely to be defined by ADHA and approved/publicised via HL7 Australia/FHIR registry.

Action items