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Industries embracing XML

Retail data standards and models. Health care XL-7 Revision to XML. Pharmaceuticals data standards. Automobile dealers. Mercedes Benz Fleet Management ...

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Industries embracing XML

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    OTHER Paul Wormeli IJIS Institute paul.wormeli@ijis.org June 8-9, 2005

    Slide 2:Industries embracing XML

    Retaildata standards and models Health careXL-7 Revision to XML Pharmaceuticalsdata standards Automobile dealers Mercedes Benz Fleet Management Patient Records in Switzerland Belgium Employment Services

    Slide 3:XML Closer to Home

    DOD, Navy, EPA, IRS, GSA, NIST, etc. DOJ/DHS/DOT Intelligence Community FBINDEx Victim Notification Services (SAVIN) Prescription Drug Monitoring Exchange

    Slide 4:Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Information Exchange

    Slide 5:Presentation Topics

    The Problem Domain The Challenges The Project Anticipated Solution Project Status Future Activities

    Slide 6:The Problem Domain

    Prescription Drug Abuse/Misuse is now the fastest growing drug crime

    Slide 7:The Problem Domain (cont.)

    Prescription Monitoring Programs (PMPs) Used by Law Enforcement and Health and Human Service agencies to detect controlled substance (prescription drug) abuse or fraud PMPs require state legislation to be established Approximately 20 states have PMP programs in place A variety of electronic and paper systems are in use Some standards do exist for managing prescription dispensing information

    Slide 8:The Challenges

    Agencies managing PMPs are generally small, not well funded, and have little IT support Electronic PMP systems are dissimilar in technology, age and functionality Sharing Expectations Degree of Use, Reliability, Timeliness factors Sharing Exchange Mechanisms Method of communications, Data model, Security Managing Cost Start-up, Ongoing maintenance, Enhancements

    Slide 9:The Project

    BJA/IJIS PMP Information Exchange Project Goal Create a model standard for the exchange of PMP information among states Objectives Develop a Concept of Operations document to support the existing model standards and describe the exchange of PMP information between states Develop system architecture for states to implement in support of such information exchanges. Create a set of reference documents that describe a model standard for the exchange, based on the GJXDM Produce a final report that includes recommendations for updates to the GJXDM to support PMP information sharing Create a demonstration of PMP information sharing involving two or more states

    Slide 10:The Project Solutions Considered

    Central Repository (No) States object to building a massive prescription database and wish to maintain control of own data Brokered Services (No) No desire to host a central broker server Peer-to-Peer (Maybe) Must be secure Federation of Web Services (Likely) Can be used even within legacy applications States envision regional sharing agreements vs. a nationwide sharing network

    Slide 11:Anticipated Solution Components

    Types of Inter-state Information Sharing Requests Patient Profile A history of prescription drugs dispensed to a person (patient) Detect doctor shopping Practitioner Profile A history of dispensed drugs authorized by a practitioner (generally a doctor) Detect over-prescribing Pharmacy Profile A history of drugs dispensed by a pharmacy Detect fraudulent pharmacies/pharmacists

    Slide 12:Anticipated Solution Components

    Security Model Requests for profile information will be funneled through local state PMP program Requesting user will be authenticated and authorized by requesting PMP Administrator Disclosing state decides what to share but will likely make decisions based on agreement with requesting state

    Slide 13:Anticipated Solution Components

    Auditing Requirements Capture each sharing request processed, processed with modification or denied Capture response data providedneed official record of what was shared (HIPAA) Provide reporting on all statistics

    Slide 14:Anticipated Solution

    Technology GJXDM for modeling sharing interactions Extend the GJXDM model with PMP-specific data types (body surface area, body temperature) Web services will be used as exchange interface technology

    Slide 15:Project Status

    Committee Composition Industry expertise from state PMP operations: large and small states; states with law enforcement focus and prevention/ health intervention focus System vendor (IJIS) representation Federal support from DEA and BJA Committee Accomplishments Determined main functional requirements for PMP information sharing Reviewed results of DEA survey on data collected at each state Developed a draft for a Concept of Operations document as basis for sharing effort Drafted GJXDM reference documents that describe the main PMP exchanges Interviewed select states PMP to determine potential software architecture for pilot

    Slide 16:Project Status (cont.)

    Under Investigation Security/access requirements to ensure prescription data requestors receive only the data they are allowed to see Potential cost models for states to support an electronic PMP information exchange

    Slide 17:Future Activities

    Remaining Activities Refine and finalize the PMP information exchange Concept of Operations document Finalize PMP exchange GJXDM reference documents Develop viable system architecture for PMP exchange Produce final report and committee recommendations Develop PMIX demonstration/prototype between at least two states Decide on a cool acronym for PMP Information Exchange

    Slide 18:Questions?

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