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Interoperability Showcase

IHE Domain Updates (insert Domain name)

Creating this presentation• Design: Please use this new design template but you do not have to use all of these

suggested slide content.

• Content Outline: You do not have to use the exact outline and content, but we are trying to keep the Domain presentations generally similar, but also understand that each Domain may wish to tell their story a bit differently.

• IHE information / overview slides: There are six slides that provide a high-level IHE overview. You do not have to use all six [unless you wish to and have time] but please do include a few so that all audiences will at least have the some basic grounding.

Creating this presentation• Please do use the last slides or the content

– Important Dates– Resources– End Slide

• Idea slides: At the end of the deck are several sample slides. You do not have to use all of these – they are provided to help generate ideas.

• Images: Photos provide a nice visual break. There are only a few in this template as we did not want to make the file too large. However, please feel free to add photos.

Creating this presentation

There are several on the ftp site at this link - ftp://ftp.ihe.net/MarketingAndPresentations/HIMSS10/Photos%20from%20HIMSS10%20Interop%20Showcase

Questions? Please contact Lisa or Celinalspellman@himss.org or croth@himss.org

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Welcome and OverviewBrief IHE Overview – big picture

Domain overview - Mission/scopeBlock diagram domainProfile overviewKey profiles (one sentence on each)Relationship to other domains

New Profiles for 2010

Future Work – Roadmap Upcoming events & Resources

Q & A & Wrap

IHE OverviewIHE is…

a global initiative started in 1997 that creates the framework for passing vital health information seamlessly – from application to application, system to system, and setting to setting – across multiple healthcare enterprises.

IHE OverviewIHE is… led by volunteer members and sponsors representing diverse communities

– 300 organizational members worldwide on four continents and over 24 countries representing

– Academic Medical professionals– Practicing Clinicians– Healthcare Administrators– Membership Organizations [ACP, HIMSS< RSNA etc]– HIT Vendors, Consultants– And more

IHE OverviewIHE…

hosts two major types of activities– Conformance testing at

Connectathons– Demonstrations at

Interoperability Showcases

What does IHE do?Enables Standards-based Interoperability IHE improves patient care by harmonizing electronic health information

exchange such as HL7, IEEE, DICOM and others to specific healthcare interoperability needs

Data exchange Use of IHE profiles enable approved standards to seamlessly pass health

information among care providers on a local, regional and national level

What does IHE do?Public forum & consensus All work output developed through a broad, consensus-based committee

process and subjected to public review

Publish and Promote IHE Technical Frameworks freely available to all, promoted through public

demonstrations and education events

What does IHE do?Implement and Test Rigorous testing process and extensive tool set for implementers

Globally recognized The IHE Global Standards Adoption process as approved by the International

Standards Organization (ISO) as a Technical Report 28380 in August 2007

12 IHE Development Domains12 IHE Development Domains

IHE Domains

Anatomic PathologyCardiologyEye CareIT InfrastructureLaboratoryMammographyNursing SCPatient Care Coordination (PCC)Patient Care Devices (PCD)

PharmacyQuality, Research & Public HealthRadiology Radiation OncologyFuture Domains may include:DentistrySurgery …And more

IHE Sponsors

AAOACCEACPACC

ASIP-Santé (France)HIMSSRSNA

IHE Domain SponsorsIHE Domain Sponsors

1414

France

Local Deployment National Extensions Promotional & Live Demonstration

Events Funding

USA

GermanyItaly

JapanUK

Canada

Korea

TaiwanNorway

Netherlands

SpainChina

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AustraliaAustraliaMalaysiaMalaysiaIHE is valued Worldwide

Quebec, Toronto,Alberta, British Columbia

Canada Infoway

THINC- New YorkNCHICA – N. Carolina

Italy (Conto Corrente

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Boston Medical

Center - MA

Philadelphia HIE

CHINA-MoHLab results sharing

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CHINA-ShanghaiImaging Info Sharing

JAPAN-NagoyaImaging Info Sharing,

Nationwide PDI guideline

South Africa

Malaysia

VITL-Vermont

CareSpark – TN & VA

NETHERLANDSFriesland

LowerAustria

Austria

FranceDMP

UK CfH(Radiology WF)

SuisseSt Gallen

Global Standards-Based on IHE ProfilesAdopted in National & Regional Projects

Get involved

• Membership is free! • To learn more, visit www.ihe.net/governance/

<Domain Name><Suggest use brief Domain description from wiki>

Example: The IT Infrastructure Domain supplies infrastructure for sharing healthcare information. An infrastructure interoperability component represents a common IT function that is used as a building block for a variety of use cases... a necessary ingredient, but rarely visible to the end user!!

<Domain Name>These components may be embedded in an application, but are often deployed as a shared resource within a RHIO or Health Information Exchange (HIE). This domain began in 2003, is sponsored by HIMSS

The ITI domain Profiles detailed in the IT Infrastructure Technical Framework

Learn more: http://wiki.ihe.net/index.php?title=IT_Infrastructure

• Mission/scope• Block diagram domain/profile overview• Key profiles (on sentence each)• Relationship to other domains

Domain Overview

• Use case and profile abstract• Actors and transactions• Relation/dependency on other profiles• Implementation resources (e.g., Schema, WSDL)• Implementation considerations (security, testing, etc.)

[Note to Presenter: Whenever possible and practical, please try to make connections between IHE work and its relevance and applicability to current hot issues such as Meaningful Use [in the US] or how IHE profiles are being used in projects such as HITSP [US] epSOS [Europe] and so on]

New Work

Sample of Actors and Transactions

Use charts & graphs to provide a visual break

Use charts & graphs to provide a visual break

Problem Domain Integration Profile

Transaction Actors

Patient Identity across multiple settings

IT Infrastructure Patient Identifier Cross-Referencing (PIX)

Patient Identity feed

Patient Identity Source

Patient Identity Cross Reference Manager

Make CAD results available with images

Radiology Evidence Documents

Evidence Document Stored

Evidence Creator (Post Processing Workstation

Image Manager/Image Archive

Take Away Points & Next Steps

• Add your major Take Aways and suggested Next Steps

April 12-16th: IHE European Connectathon– Bordeaux France

June – September 2010IHE Webinar Series– June – September 2010 – Look for information around April / May 2010

http://www.ihe.net/Events/webinars2010.cfm

July – August 2010– North American 2011 Connectathon & HIMSS11 Interoperability Showcase– HIMSS11 Interop registration will open earlier – sometime in June-July 2010 – Registration for both closes: September 30, 20010

Important upcoming events

January 2011 [Exact Date TBD]– IHE 2011 NA Connectathon, Chicago, IL - Date TBD – www.ihe.net/Connectathon/

February 20-24, 2011– HIMSS11 Annual Conference, Orlando FL– www.interoperabilityshowcase.org

Important upcoming events

Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE)http://www.ihe.netwww.ihe.net/north_america/connectathon2010.cfm

Interoperability Showcasewww.interoperabilityshowcase.org

Health Information Technology Standards Panel (HITSP)http://www.ansi.org/standards_activities/standards_boards_panels/hisb/hitsp.aspx?menuid=3

IHE & Interoperability Resources

RPE works in the space between the EHR and the clinical research system (EDC). Three actors participate in automating the workflow:

1. Protocol Definition Manager2. Protocol Executor3. Protocol State Manager

Sample ideas from other presentations – you do not have to use these – just for ideas

Helpful graphic - Retrieve Protocol for Execution

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