Re: Activity based workflow - request for literature & resources

I will C&P on the wiki 2016-04-15 15:56 GMT+02:00 Tony Shannon : > Very valuable Diego > Can you add that reply to the wiki please > We need to make sure that awareness of this groups work is raised > thanks > Tony > > On 15 April 2016 at 13:21, Diego Boscá wrote: >> >> We are collaborating, for

Re: Activity based workflow - request for literature & resources

We are collaborating, for some time now, with a research group with expertise in clinical processes, mostly related to clinical practice guidelines (but not restricted to them). They have worked with specific-purpose guideline languages (Asbru and PROforma) and, more recently, with languages from t

Re: Activity based workflow - request for literature & resources

This is very relevant. Can you please post this as an answer to the wiki page , that way it won't get lost, and we can get back to you as we process the in

Re: Activity based workflow - request for literature & resources

On 13/04/2016 14:45, Seref Arikan wrote: Hi Tom, Very interesting. Good to see Intermountain tackling wflow. Especially the idea of adaptive wflows is intriguing. Cooperative category sounds like a true challenge. Inevitable questions follow: Any specs out there? Any code? A shared space

Re: Activity based workflow - request for literature & resources

Hello Thomas, I would like to refer you to CMMN . It seems to mostly have all the attributes u define for "Activity". CMMN does not define "flows" as BPMN does, its more of a "business event" based workflow definition centred around data rather than process. CMMN def

Re: Activity based workflow - request for literature & resources

Hi Tom, Very interesting. Good to see Intermountain tackling wflow. Especially the idea of adaptive wflows is intriguing. Cooperative category sounds like a true challenge. Inevitable questions follow: Any specs out there? Any code? A shared space for comments/Qs/Chat? Comments: I have long th

Re: Activity based workflow - request for literature & resources

I added a bit more background information on the ABD workflow project: Activity-Based Design is based on the idea that an 'Activity' is the unit of clinical work, and thus also the unit of formal definition of a workflow. An Activity as currently conceived includes: * semantic model (elemen

Re: Activity based workflow - request for literature & resources

Hi Klaus, this looks very relevant. Can you add it to the wiki page as a response (doing this means I can more easily track back to contributors). Is Esso

Re: Activity based workflow - request for literature & resources

Mate, can you add something to the wiki page (link below)? We would particularly like to know whether you see BPMN as good / adequate / limiting in clinical workflows, and any kind of experience reports, models or anything else you can point us to from your work. - thomas On 12/04/2016 12:

Re: Activity based workflow - request for literature & resources

Hi Thomas, I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for, but have a look at my colleague Jo Curry's research and publications: www.westernsydney.edu.au/staff_profiles/uws_profiles/doctor_joanne_curry See www.achsm.org.au/DownloadDocument.ashx?DocumentID=1273 Essomenic Patient Journey Mod

Re: Activity based workflow - request for literature & resources

Hi Thomas, We have worked with BPMN2 on the eCare project. Basically, we modeled interventions with BPMN2 and OpenEHR. Still doing things with this. Regards,Mate On Tue, 12 Apr 2016 at 13:07 Thomas Beale wrote: > > As part of the Activity-based Design (ABD) workflow project on which I am > enga

Activity based workflow - request for literature & resources

As part of the Activity-based Design (ABD) workflow project on which I am engaged in at Intermountain Health, I agreed to do a literature search on the topic. Since I believe this is of general interest to us in openEHR, I'm making it an open question. Note that the design work of the ABD gro