We need input from the OHIE leadership on what they feel is the best instantiation of OHIE at the current moment in time so we can make that available on the
demo site asap.
I have added the sandbox group and leads group to this eMail thread for further comment.
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Hi all.
Carl beat me to the punch – I, too, think that we should “cut over” to the HWR, FR, and IL versions that are CSD-conformant. This is the most “current” version of these assets and it gives us a working example
of the standards-based OpenHIE (albeit not the full one, yet) which furthers our “story”.
This latter point is important. I think the demo site will serve somewhat of a storytelling role within the stakeholders who are evaluating OpenHIE and considering it for their country implementations. Our standards-based, IHE Connect-a-thon tested puzzle pieces
are a key part of that story.
Warmest regards,
Derek.
On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 11:55 AM, Carl Leitner cleitner@capacityplus.org wrote:
Hi Jennifer and Larry,
I am not sure what your timeframes and goals are for the demo site, but currently the OpenHIE Demo Site is based on the RHIE Provider Registry. I have sent Ryan Yates the wiki instructions for installing the updated CSD compliant Health
Worker Registry (HWR). I would suggest that we update the OpenHIE Demo Site to use the CSD compliant HWR. Once that is done we can then import your data into that (rather than doing this for the non-standards based RHIE PR). We would also need to make sure
that IL is validating against CSD (rather than the bespoke RHIE PR solution) as documented here:
https://wiki.ohie.org/display/documents/Save+encounter+workflow
As far as importing the demo data, it looks like you are using extracts of HL7 message to extract provider data. It is relatively easy to get whatever set of providers that you want available in the HWR. You can see some samples (from
the IHE Connect-A-Thon) of this here:
https://github.com/openhie/openinfoman/blob/master/resources/service_directories/CSD-Providers-Connectathon-20131227.xml
for a provider directory, and for the facility directory here:
https://github.com/openhie/openinfoman/blob/master/resources/service_directories/CSD-Facilities-Connectathon-20131227.xml
The providers in the provider directory refer to the facilities in the facility directory via their OID.
Cheers,
-carl
On Feb 25, 2014, at 4:15 PM, Jennifer Williams jenniferlwilliams1@gmail.com wrote:
Posting on behalf of Larry Lemmon
We would like to make the OpenHIE Demo Site as realistic as possible. To this end, we want to create demo data that reflects several health care systems, with each system having multiple point-of-service facilities, and having several providers
practicing within each system.
Based on the demo data we received from the Provider Registry group and the Facility Registry group, we have selected 10 health systems that have multiple point-of-service facilities, and have randomly assigned providers to those systems.
We would like your help in changing the provider and facility demo data to reflect these assignments. That is, we would like the facility data to indicate which providers are allowed to practice within the respective health care system, and the provider
data to indicate which health system(s) the provider is affiliated with. Ideally, we would like a data set from each group that could be directly imported into the corresponding registry, given that a nightly refresh of the demo site is planned. The attached
spreadsheet has a tab of the demo health care systems/facilities selected, and a tab of providers assigned to those help systems.
As we discussed in the Architecture meeting here in Indianapolis, it is important to be able to reflect the connection between facilities and providers. One use case for more tightly integrated facilities and providers would be the ability
to select a facility from a specific health system that gives prenatal care, then select a provider associated with that facility that could provide the prenatal care. Another use case would be to generate usage reports by cross-linking facility and provider.
Thanks,
Larry Lemmon |
llemmon@regenstrief.org |
(317) 274-9141
Regenstrief Institute, Inc. | 410 West 10th Street, Suite 2000 | Indianapolis, IN 46202-3012
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