Two years ago the GPCG Electonic Communication Working Group developed a
project spec to have vendors and GPs work out requirements for data export
and work to an agreement for this. It was one of several of the projects
developed at that time, but was not successfully tendered. After the brakes
were applied to the GPCG, the spec was handed over to HL7 Australia wiith a
view to it being developed there or in assocaition with MSIA. There is a
strong will at MSIA to move in this direction, starting with identifying the
datasets of the GP systems in use
but they will need refinement against the MSIA dataset. I suggest we push
this along.
GPCG's ECWG also let a project to develop key GP archetypes. This was done
and they are available to all, none the least being the UK NHS which this
year commenced working along these lines and taking our archetype
development further (maternity for example).
David Rowed.
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From: "David Guest" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "General Practice Computing Group Talk" <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2007 10:59 AM
Subject: Re: [GPCG_TALK] Encryption & CEHR
John Johnston wrote:
Just for the record....much of the work my company does is around
electronic clinical decision support within the the GP work flow with
his/her chosen software. This requires read access to data so that the
decision support engine can consider the clinical record of the record
that is open during a consultation. I can assure you that we are well
aware of the bits that some systems make it difficult to access. The best
way forward is the establishment of a rich primary health EHR that
vendors agreed upon and which was populated as GPs used their native
systems. The vendor only has to deal with the interface to the EHR while
all of the interoperability would be with the EHR.
This is part of what the MSIA Interoperability project could achieve. It
preserves the independence of approach of the various GP vendors while
saving the national economy millions in interfaces and duplicate
projects.
That's great news John and will be very helpful to other group's like Jon
Patrick's.
Has there been any work done on this CEHR? Yesterday Horst mentioned some
old projects done by GPCG but I would be grateful if you have more recent
links.
David
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