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Government Computerized Patient Record Framework Project

The Government Computerized Patient Record Framework facilitates secure clinical data exchange among government health organizations. Adopting standards and models from HL7 V3, it improves patient care coordination. Learn about its evolution, accomplishments, future directions, and collaboration opportunities. For more information, visit www.gcpr.gov.

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Government Computerized Patient Record Framework Project

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  1. Government Computerized Patient Record Framework Project January 8, 2001 www.gcpr.gov

  2. What is the GCPR? • The GCPR Framework is middle-ware for the secure exchange of clinical patient data among government organizations responsible for providing healthcare presently including DoD, IHS and VA

  3. What is GCPR? • Adopt and Adhere to Standards where they exist, and advance the development and establishment of standards when they are absent • Composed of • Common Information Model • Common Terminology Models • each borrows from HL7 V3

  4. GCPR Modeling Work • Completed Modeling • Patient Demographics • Laboratory Results and Text-based Reports • Medications • Immunizations • Problem List • Vitals

  5. GCPR Modeling Work • Modeling in Progress • Provider Demographics and Credentialing • Security

  6. Terminology & GCPR • STM - Short Term Model • Registry of Agency Codesets mapped to each other and to RIM Attributes • 11179 Metadata Registry Subset • 714,698 terms; 9,388 codesets • Opportunity for Collaboration/Sharing with HL7

  7. GCPR and Terminology • RTM - Reference Terminology Model • Concept-based • Formal Definitions • More Maintainable, and Robust vs. STM • RTM Demonstration Project: Pilot project to model drugs

  8. GCPR Accomplishments • Successful Proof of Concept Testing - 11/99 • Successful Prototype - 3/00

  9. GCPR Reuse within VA • VAMC to VAMC Medication Interchange Project • Will deliver computer-usable patient-specific medication data between VAMC’s • Reuses “M” based Orb development • Reuses COAS Template work • Reuses Medication Modeling • Plan for testing in January-February time frame

  10. GCPR - Future Direction • “Interim Solutions” • Goal is to provide human usable, but not necessarily computer-usable information between partner agencies • Candidates under evaluation • VA Health Summary, “Slingshot”, PacMedNet T2P2 • Timeline: Partial Implementation by end of FY01.

  11. GCPR - Future Direction • Pilot Testing • Current Scope: Demographics, Labs and Medications • Current Time Frame: End of FY01

  12. GCPR - Future Direction • Project Evolution • New Business Model creates core functionality and builds domain specific capabilities as required

  13. GCPR - Proposed New Business Model Business/Technology Assessment GCPR Framework Enterprise Master Patient Index/Personal Identification Service Terminology Privacy/Security Business Requirements Modeling Deliverable Clinical Observation Access Service (COAS)/Data Collection Service Engineering/ Architecture Transaction Management/ Audit Service Mediation (3M) Test & Evaluation/ Risk Mitigation Cache Messaging Maintenance/Support

  14. GCPR - Future Direction • Project Evolution • Increased requirements for short-term deliverables • Re-evaluation of Framework Goals is underway

  15. Questions? www.gcpr.gov • Project Manager • Dave Camacho • david.camacho@tma.osd.mil • Agency Project Leads: • VA: Michael Mims • michael.mims@med.va.gov • DoD: Phil Dederer • philip.dederer@tma.osd.mil • IHS: George Huggins, Indian Health Service • huggins.george@ihs.gov

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