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Pan-Canadian HL7 Release Scope Review

Pan-Canadian HL7 Release Scope Review. Agenda. Outline the Process used for Prioritizing RFCs Discuss the Purpose of this Release Provide a Breakdown of RFCs Provide Information on How to Access Release Scope on Infocentral Outline Process for Commenting on Release Scope

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Pan-Canadian HL7 Release Scope Review

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  1. Pan-Canadian HL7 ReleaseScope Review

  2. Agenda • Outline the Process used for Prioritizing RFCs • Discuss the Purpose of this Release • Provide a Breakdown of RFCs • Provide Information on How to Access Release Scope on Infocentral • Outline Process for Commenting on Release Scope • Describe Future Milestones

  3. RFC Assessment

  4. Impact Assessment Considerations Patient Safety • E.g. Field length not sufficient to display clinical data Operational Impact • E.g. Design of messages is anticipated to result in system performance challenges once systems are operational Development Impact • E.g. Tooling is not supported requiring a manual workaround for software or standards developers

  5. Impact Assessment Start Patient Safety Risk? OperationRisk? Develop-ment Risk? Low Impact No Minimal Minimal Yes Yes Yes Acceptable solution that can be pre-adopted Acceptable solution that can be pre-adopted Med Impact Med Impact Yes Yes No No Safety Impact High Impact High Impact

  6. Priority Assessment

  7. Purpose of this Release • Address all RFCs with a priority rating of Urgent or Next Release • Address RFCs with a priority rating of Best Efforts, where timelines and resources allow

  8. RFC Breakdown 30 ** Scope currently includes RFCs from MR2009 and CeRx 4.3

  9. How to Access Release Scope The Scope of the release has been posted on InfoCentral in the following location: https://infocentral.infoway-inforoute.ca/2_Standards/1_pan-Canadian_Standards/Z_Open_Review/2013_HL7_Release_Scope_-_For_Public_Comment This page will include details about how the scope was prioritized, a link to the scope statement and a comment spreadsheet.

  10. Release Scope Statement Spreadsheet • An excel spreadsheet, with a tab for each SCWG • This spreadsheet includes all open RFCs • RFCs highlighted in green are currently planned to be included in the next release, and those highlighted in yellow will be included in a best efforts basis • RFCs that are not highlighted in yellow or green either have a Status of Wait/Under Analysis or the have an SC Priority of Deferred • Work has been done by the SMEs to summarize both the business and technical requirements

  11. Comment Spreadsheet • Any Premium Member will have the option to request that an RFC be added or removed from scope • If an RFC is to be added to the scope of the release, information will need to be provided in the comment spreadsheet about the impact and adoption. The priority of the RFC will then be reassessed by the SC using the matrix displayed in an earlier slide • If Stakeholders would like to change the technical requirements for an RFC, this should be done through the SCWG during the review period

  12. FAQ • Can RFCs be added to the scope of the release that do not yet have their analysis complete? Yes, if the analysis can be completed and the solution approved by the SCWG by February 1st. • Can changes be made to the technical requirements of an RFC that is already included in the release scope? Yes, but analysis should be completed and approved by the SCWG by February 1st.

  13. FAQ • What if there is an RFC that needs to be added to the scope of the release, but we can’t get the analysis completed by February 1st? If an RFC meets the criteria to be considered an Urgent Priority, it should be brought to the attention of the Release Management team by sending an email to HL7Release@infoway-inforoute.ca • What if I would recommend closing an RFC? Bring this to the attention of the responsible SME or send an email to HL7Release@infoway-inforoute.ca, providing your rationale. After the release scope review is complete we will post all RFCs recommended for closure and give Stakeholders an opportunity to comment before closing any RFCs.

  14. Milestone Dates

  15. Questions?

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