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Semantic Interoperability in Health Informatics: Lessons Learned - Panel Discussion - Thu 2008-01-10

  • Date: Thursday, January 10, 2008
  • Start Time: 10:30am PST / 1:30pm EST / 18:30 UTC
  • Co-chairs: Mr. Marc Wine & Mr. RexBrooks
  • Panelists:
    • Mr. MarcWine, Office of Intergovernmental Solutions on detail to U.S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Command (USAMRMC) Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center, Co-Author: Medical Informatics 20/20
    • Professor SaulRosenberg, PhD Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology, UCSF;
    • Dr. MichaelCummens, MD, Medical Informatics Researcher,
    • Mr. RexBrooks, President Starbourne Communications Design, co-chair NCOR Committee on Ontology for Health Informatics
  • Subject: "Semantic Interoperability in Health Informatics: Lessons Learned"

Conference Call Details

  • Date: Thursday, January 10, 2008
  • Start Time: 10:30am PST / 1:30pm EST / 18:30 UTC
  • Expected Call Duration: ~2.0 hours
  • Dial-in Number:
    • When calling in from a phone, use Conference ID: "5823120#"
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      • UK 0870-738-0763
    • callers from other countries please dial into either one of the US or European numbers
    • Direct call from from Skype: +990008275823120
  • Shared-screen support (VNC session) will be started 5 minutes before the call at: http://vnc2.cim3.net:5800/
    • view-only password: "ontolog"
    • if you plan to be logging into this shared-screen option (which the speaker may be navigating), and you are not familiar with the process, please try to call in 5 minutes before the start of the session so that we can work out the connection logistics. Help on this will generally not be available once the presentation starts.
    • people behind corporate firewalls may have difficulty accessing this. If that is the case, please download the slides below and running them locally. The speaker will prompt you to advance the slides during the talk.
  • Please note that this session will be recorded, and the audio archive is expected to be made available as open content to our community membership and the public at-large under our prevailing open IPR policy.

Attendees

  • Registered Particpants & Attendees:
    • Marc Wine
    • Saul Rosenberg
    • MichaelCummens
    • Rex Brooks
    • Peter P. Yim
    • John Graybeal (Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute)
    • Julian Shelbourne (Kaiser Permanente)
    • Cecil Lynch
    • Alan Ruttenberg
    • Daniel Rubin (Stanford-BMIR)
    • Charles Hawk (Fedex)
    • John Castilia (NIH / US DHHS)
    • Joyce Koeneman (National Transportation Library, DOT)
    • Kathy Giannangelo (Language and Computing, Inc.)
    • Chris Harding (The Open Group)
    • Onnalee Gomez (CDC/CCHIS/NCPHI)
    • Ross Dahman (Huntleigh Technology Group)
    • Bob Smith (Tall Tree Labs)
    • Thomas Brunner (Novartis)
    • Karen Doyle (Language and Computing)
    • Michael Pendleton (EPA)
    • Mona Choi (National Center for Public Health Informatics, CDC)
    • Robert Coyne (TopQuadrant)
    • Kingsley Idehen
    • Patrick Dunn (Northrop Grumman IT)
    • Timothy Williams (CAP SNOMED Terminology Solutions)
    • Deepa Iyer (Kaiser Permanente metadata services)
    • Othel Rolle
    • David Booth (HP Software) (tentative)
    • Ravi Sharma (Vangent)
    • Claudine Beron (Initiate Government Solutions)
    • Kathy Johnson-Throop (NASA)
    • Richard Spivack (NIST)
    • Bonnie Swart (Progeny Systems)
    • Dixie Baker (SAIC)
    • Danny Thornton (IT Consultant)
    • Thomas Brunner (Novartis)
    • Amanda Vizedom
    • Walt Truszkowski (NASA)
    • Michel Biezunski
    • Ram D. Sriram
    • Steve Ray
    • Bruce Bray
    • Adrian Walker
    • Doug Holmes
    • Mitch Ringer
    • Rob Frost (BEA Systems)
    • Gary Christoph (Teradata)
    • Mala Ramaiah (NIST)
    • Vorapong Chaichanamongkol (NIST)
    • Paul Villano (US Army)
    • John Yanosy
    • Leroy Hackett (DC Dept. of Health)
    • Ken Baclawski
    • Sam Heard (EHR, Australia)
    • Tim Williams
    • Kurt Conrad
    • DilvanMoreira
    • Roger Maduro ([[LxIS]])
    • ...(to register for participation, please add your name (plus your affiliation, if you aren't already a member of the community) above, or e-mail <peter.yim@cim3.com> so that we can reserve enough resources to support everyone's participation.)...
  • Regrets:
    • Ed Dodds (will listen in from the audio archives)

Agenda & Proceedings

  • Session Format and Agenda:
    • this will be virtual session over a phone conference setting, augmented by shared computer screen support
    • 1. The session will start with a brief self-introduction of the attendees (~15 min.) [We will be skipping this if there are more than 20 participants.]
    • 2. Opening by the session co-chairs - Marc Wine / Rex Brooks
    • 3. Briefings by our invited speakers - Marc Wine, Rex Brooks, MichaelCummens & Saul Rosenberg
      • unfortunately, Rex Brooks had problems with his phone connection; we were only able to just barely get into his presentation before his line was cut off. Please refer to his slides (below) instead.
    • 4. Q&A and Open discussion (~30 min.) [Kindly identify yourself before speaking.]
    • 5. Session wrap-up by the session chair - Marc Wine

Title: "Semantic Interoperability in Health Informatics: Lessons Learned"

Abstract

The issues surrounding the evolution of practical Semantic Interoperability in Health Informatics are complex, and complicated by the lack of Information Technology uptake in the Healthcare community at large. In Medical Informatics:20/20 the authors, incuding moderator Marc Wine have examined the clinical issues in depth. Marc will give us a summary in his introduction to this session.

Michael Cummens, MD worked on the Northrop Grumman NHIN on the Terminology Service Bureau and other semantic interoperability projects and will discuss lessons learned from this work. Mike will also discuss the specific problems of adequately translating Electronic Health Records produced by one system such as the VA or the Military Health Medcin system to another system such as Epic. Because this factor is amplified by the interoperability issues of moving data between diverse platforms and operating systems, not only must there by translation between specific applications that may or may not share common standards, but also between combinations of platforms and operating systems, exponentially enlarging the problem before considering the problems of scalability in performance across such boundaries.

Saul Rosenberg has developed a new concept for the diagnosis of brain injury and PTSD, and discovered along the way that he needed a new vocabulary standard. Having the opportunity to start fresh unlike a great deal of medical terminology and nomenclature developed before the widespread distribution of Information Technology, he nevertheless faces interoperability challenges. He will discuss what he has learned in exploring what will be needed to move his concept forward.

Rex Brooks approaches the field of Health Informatics from the IT side of these issues and is building a SOA Registry-Repository for the domain of Health Informatics that includes Service Providers, Services, Standards and Standards Development Organizations as well as guidance on how to implement Standards effectively and understand how to assess and select ontologies by groups such as the National Center for Ontological Research.

Resources

Questions, Answers & Discourse

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  • Session ended 2008.01.10 12:39 pm PST

Session Recording of this Session

  • To download the audio recording of the session, click here
    • the playback of the audio files require the proper setup, and an MP3 compatible player on your computer.
  • Conference Date and Time: 10-Jan-2008 10:39am~12:39pm Pacific Time
  • Duration of Recording: 1 Hour 58 Minutes
  • Recording File Size: 13.52 MB (in mp3 format)
  • Telephone Playback
    • Prior to the Expiration Date of 10-Feb-2008 0:00 AM PST, one can call-in and hear the telephone playback of the session.
    • Playback Dial-in Number:
      • US: 1-605-475-8599 (long distance costs apply)
      • UK: 0870 738 0768 (long distance costs apply)
      • Skype: +990008271111
      • non-Skype callers from other countries can dial into either the US or UK number for the playback (long distance costs apply)
      • Conference ID: 5823120#
      • Recording Reference Number: 139108#
    • suggestions:
      • its best that you listen to the session while having the slide presentation opened in front of you. You'll be prompted to advance slides by the speaker.
  • Take a look, also, at the rich body of knowledge that this community has built together, over the years, by going through the archives of noteworthy past Ontolog events.



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