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Professional Profile Data Interchange

Professional Profile Data Interchange. Mike Zarski Bryan Pawlak. American Osteopathic Association. “Primary Source” for Osteopathic Physician (DO) credentials Med School Graduation Post-graduate training AOA and ABMS Board certifications. Osteopathic Physician Profile Timeline.

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Professional Profile Data Interchange

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  1. Professional Profile Data Interchange Mike Zarski Bryan Pawlak

  2. American Osteopathic Association • “Primary Source” for Osteopathic Physician (DO) credentials • Med School Graduation • Post-graduate training • AOA and ABMS Board certifications

  3. Osteopathic Physician Profile Timeline • 1999-Osteopathic Physician Profile Report Online • 2007 Medbiquitous Standard and PDF • 2008-Profile Updates and XML

  4. DOProfiles.org • 50,000 profile reports generated • 92% processed online

  5. Professional Profile StandardAdds Value • Data may be accessed through a variety of applications • Data may be accessed in real time • Eliminates need for large data exchanges • Data may be integrated as end users require • Simplifies integration

  6. Original Architecture

  7. DO Profile – Professional Profile PDF • Profile is ordered via DOProfiles.org • PDF report is exported from the database and available for download

  8. Current Architecture

  9. XML Sample <?xml version="1.0"?> <Member> <Name> <FormattedName>John Smith, DO</FormattedName> <PersonalInfo> <Birthdate>1927-1-14 00:00:00.0</Birthdate> <Contactnumber> <TelephoneNumber></TelephoneNumber> </Contactnumber> </PersonalInfo> <FormerName> <GivenName>John </GivenName> <MiddleName>J.</MiddleName> <LastName>Smith</LastName> </FormerName> </Name> <MembershipInfo> <MembershipLevel>Member</MembershipLevel> <MembershipStatus></MembershipStatus> </MembershipInfo> <Address> <StreetAddressline>123 Fake St</StreetAddressline> <City>Sonme City</City> <State>PA</State> <PostalCode>16947-9776</PostalCode> </Address>

  10. DO Profile – Professional Profile XML • Profile is still ordered via DOProfiles.org • Raw XML file is created when profile is order is complete • PDF is created from raw XML • XML is available for download

  11. Web Service Architecture

  12. DO Profile – Professional Profile Future Architecture • Profile can be ordered via DOProfiles.org • Profiles available in PDF / XML via DOProfiles.org • Physician Lookup via Web Service • Profile order processed via Web Service • XML is delivered via Web Service

  13. DO Profile – Professional Profile Future Enhancements • Bulk Ordering Web Service • Integrate with ABMS Direct Connect Web Service • Emergency System for AdvanceRegistration of Volunteer HealthProfessionals (ESAR-VHP)

  14. DO Profile – Professional Profile Lessons Learned • Identify Key Stakeholders early on • Technology is not usually the greatest hurdle, it’s people

  15. Contact Information Mike Zarski Director of Information Technology mzarski@osteopathic.org Bryan Pawlak Director of Development, IT E-mail: bpawlak@osteopathic.org

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