ihe radiology kevin o’donnell toshiba medical systems co-chair, ihe radiology planning cmte
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IHE RadiologyIHE Radiology
Kevin O’DonnellToshiba Medical Systems
Co-chair, IHE Radiology Planning Cmte.
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop2
IHE RadiologyIHE RadiologyAchievementsAchievements
Status:• Now finishing 7th year
– Robust Vendor Participation at Connectathons– IHE Profiles appearing in User Purchasing Processes
• Have addressed basic workflows– Acquisition, Post-Processing, Reporting, Routing Teaching Files/Clinical
Trials
• Have addressed imaging content handling– Measurements, CAD Results, NM, Presentation States, Reports,
Key Image Notes
• Have addressed distribution of imaging info– on CDs, to EHRs, keeping Audit Trails
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop3
IHE RadiologyIHE RadiologyCurrent Activities/DirectionCurrent Activities/Direction
• Facilitate deployment of IHE Profiles in the Market– Users Handbook (2005 Edition)– Considering more depth to Connectathon tests
• Start addressing integration and workflow spanning departments/enterprises/regions– XDS-I
• Expand support for specialties– Address Mammography– Support Radiation Oncology Domain
Bruce Curran
University of Michigan
Co-chair, IHE-RO Technical Committee
IHE Radiation OncologyIHE Radiation Oncology
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop7
IHE-ROIHE-RO
• Planning Committee– Jay Cooper, Co-chair
NYU
– Keith LaPlain, Co-chairVarian Medical Systems
• Technical Committee– Bruce Curran, Co-chair
U Michigan
– Stuart Swerdloff, Co-chairIMPAC
• ASTRO Leadership– Prabhakar Tripuranemi, IHE Co-chair
Scripps Clinic– Jatindar Palta, IHE Co-chair
U Florida– Jennifer Padberg, Staff Liaison
ASTRO
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop8
IHE-ROIHE-ROBasic InteroperabilityBasic Interoperability
Imaging Study
Imaging Study
Imaging Study
ContouringSystem
SimulationSystem
PlanningWorkstation
Rad OncIMS
TreatmentDelivery
TreatmentVerification
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop9
IHE-ROIHE-ROStandards UsedStandards Used
• DICOM– Significant interoperability issues
• Un-equally spaced Image Sets• 3D Contouring
– Bifurcations– Auto-segmentation ‘leftovers’
• Limits on Size of Structure Set / Dose Objects
– Workflow issues to be addressed in 2007• Query/Retrieve for RT Objects• General Purpose / Modality Worklists
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop10
IHE-ROIHE-ROActorsActors
• Proposals circulating between Planning Committee and Technical Committee– Many applications combine actors
ImageArchive
RTArchive
Patient RegistrarMulti-Media Registration
ContouringReference Point Generation
Prescription EntryBeam Placer / Shaper
Dose CalculatorPlan Evaluator
FractionatorReference Image Creator
Planning Application
RT SSet
RT Plan G
RT SSet RT Plan
RT Dose Reference Images
RT Dose
DICOM
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop11
More information….More information….
• IHE Web site: http://www.ihe.nethttp://www.himss.org/IHEhttp://www.rsna.org/IHEhttp://www.acc.org/quality/ihe.htm
• Technical Frameworks• Technical Framework Supplements – Trial Implementation
• Non-Technical Brochures :– Calls for Participation– IHE Fact Sheet and FAQ– IHE Integration Profiles: Guidelines for Buyers– IHE Connect-a-thon Results– Vendor Products Integration Statements
Questions?
Questions?
IHE CardiologyIHE Cardiology
Harry SolomonGE Medical Systems
Co-chair, IHE Cardiology Technical Cmte.
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop13
IHE Cardiology RoadmapIHE Cardiology Roadmap• 2004-5 – three profiles with “success path”, addressing
broad range of integration problems – Cath Lab Workflow management, including angio, hemo, and
IVUS, especially for emergent cases– Echocardiography Workflow management, including mobile echo– Ability to view an ECG from any location - quickly and easily
integrated into other applications
• 2005-6 – focus on reporting– Evidence Documents specialized for cardiology logs and
measurements– Displayable Reports for PDF-based clinical reports, RID and XDS
for report distribution
• 2006-9 – additional subspecialties, focus on quality initiatives
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop14
Cardiology – 5 Year RoadmapCardiology – 5 Year Roadmap
Year 1(2005)
Year 2(2006)
Year 3(2007)
Year 4(2008)
Year 5(2009)
Cath
Echo
ECG
Nuclear
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Quality
General
Multi-modality workflow & imaging
Measurements &evidence
Procedure log,coded reports
Supplies, inventory,& charge capture
Workflow & imaging,stress protocols
Measurements
Retrieve ECGfor display
ECG/Stress/Holterorders
Workflow & stress protocols
Multi-modality labworkflow & reporting
Home healthmonitoring
Retrieve guidelinesfor display
Retrieve structuredguidelines
Registry dataharvesting
Reporting & reportdistribution
Precision timesynchronization
Implantable device parameters & events
PediatricCoded reports
ECG waveform interoperability
Stress testing workflow
Clinical Laboratory DomainClinical Laboratory Domain
Charles ParisotCharles ParisotGE HealthcareGE Healthcare
IHE IT Technical Committee Co-chairIHE IT Technical Committee Co-chair
François MacaryFrançois MacaryAGFA Healthcare ITAGFA Healthcare IT
IHE Laboratory Committee Co-chairIHE Laboratory Committee Co-chair
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop16
The IHE Laboratory CommitteeThe IHE Laboratory Committee
Contributing countries– France
– Japan
– Germany
– Italy
– The Netherlands
– UK
– US (CLSI - ex NCCLS)
• Development started in 2003
• First profile published in November 2003
• 10 systems validated in 2004
• 12 systems validated in 2005
• Four new profiles currently published for public comment
Cochairs: Francois Macary - Agfa Healthcare IT
Yoshimitsu Takagi - Hitachi
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop17
IHE Lab today and to-morrowIHE Lab today and to-morrow
• Five profiles:– Laboratory Scheduled Workflow (LSWF)– Laboratory Point Of Care Testing (LPOCT)– Laboratory Device Automation (LDA)– Laboratory Code Set Distribution (LCSD)– Laboratory Information Reconciliation (LIR)
• Future plans– Incorporate analyzer images in the result workflow– Cross-enterprise sharing of lab reports, using CDA-R2– Specimen labels workflow
• Ordering, placing, scheduling and performing clinical laboratory tests both for Hospital and Ambulatory.
• Microbiology included. Anatomic pathology and blood bank excluded
IT InfrastructureIT Infrastructure
Glen MarshallSiemens Health Solutions
IHE IT Infrastructure Committee Co-chair
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop19
IHE IT Infrastructure RoadmapIHE IT Infrastructure RoadmapStage 0 – 2003 profile development for 2004 ConnectathonStage 0 – 2003 profile development for 2004 Connectathon
EHR Security
Profiles Retrieve Information for Display (RID) Patient Identifier Cross-Referencing
(PIX) Patient Synchronized Applications
(PSA)
Profiles Enterprise User Authentication (EUA) Consistent Time (CT)
Standards & Prerequisites CCOW v1.4 Patient Context HL7 v2.3.1 HL7 v2.4 HTTP WSDL 1.1 XHTML 1.0 XML 1.0
Standards & Prerequisites CCOW v 1.4 User Context Kerberos NTP SNTP
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop20
IHE IT Infrastructure RoadmapIHE IT Infrastructure RoadmapStage 1 – 2004 profile development for 2005 ConnectathonStage 1 – 2004 profile development for 2005 Connectathon
EHR Support Security
ProfilesCross-enterprise Document Sharing (XDS)Patient Demographics Query (PDQ)
ProfilesAudit Trail and Node Authentication (ATNA)Personnel White Pages (PWP)
Standards & PrerequisitesStage 0 IHE ITI profilesCDA r1HL7 v2.5ebXML RegistryHTTP
Standards & PrerequisitesIHE Radiology Basic SecurityStage 0 IHE ITI security profilesRFC 3881 (Audit record schema)LDAP (RFC 2251-2256)RFC 2798 (inetOrgPerson schema)
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop21
IHE IT Infrastructure RoadmapIHE IT Infrastructure RoadmapStage 2 – 2005 profile development for 2006 ConnectathonStage 2 – 2005 profile development for 2006 Connectathon
EHR Support Security
ProfilesNotification of Document Availability (NAV)Patient Management (PAM
ProfilesCross-Enterprise User Authentication (XUA)Document Digital Signature (DSG)
Standards & PrerequisitesStage 1 IHE ITI profiles IETF SMTP / MIME HL7 v2.5
Standards & PrerequisitesStage 1 IHE ITI security profilesOASIS SAML 2.0HL7 v2.6 UAC segmentW3C XML Digital SignatureITU X.509ISO/TS 17090
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop22
IHE IT Infrastructure RoadmapIHE IT Infrastructure RoadmapStage 3 – 2006 profile candidates for 2007 ConnectathonStage 3 – 2006 profile candidates for 2007 Connectathon
EHR Security Common Data
Profiles – to be decided in Nov. 2005Templates registry Patient Demographics Query - multi-enterprise Federated XDS registries Harmonize XDS and RID document retrieval capabilities
Referred to IHE PCC domainScheduling – enterprise scopeDynamic data for EHR
Profiles – to be decided in Nov. 2005RBAC – enterprise scope
Referred to IHE PCC domainPatient consents
Profiles – to be decided in Nov. 2005LDAP information sourcesTransaction Failure Management (TFM)RID configurability directoryService discovery
Depends on other IHE domains’ needsMasterfile MaintenanceReference code set maintenance
Standards & PrerequisitesStage 2 IHE ITI profilesHL7 templates standardsW3 standards for XML schemas and XSLHL7 scheduling messagesW3C Semantic Web (interoperability and clinical vocabulary standards for assembling dynamic data sources into documents)
Standards & PrerequisitesStage 2 IHE ITI security profilesISO/TS 21547-1 for certificate archivingISO/TS 22600 parts 1 & 2ISO/TS 21298 for function & structural rolesASTM E31.20 Privilege Management InfrastructureStable HL7 standards for communicating patient consents
Standards & PrerequisitesStage 2 IHE ITI Patient Management profileHL7 v2 Masterfile maintenanceMature/stable standards for selected masterfile information sourcesSuitable LDAP schema definitionsWeb services standardsIETF infrastructureW3C infrastructure
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop23
IHE IT Infrastructure RoadmapIHE IT Infrastructure RoadmapStage 4 – 2007 profile candidates for 2008 ConnectathonStage 4 – 2007 profile candidates for 2008 Connectathon
EHR Security Common Data
ProfilesScheduling Respond to national/regional EHR mandates and initiatives, TBD
ProfilesRBAC – multi-enterprise scopeWide-area patient accessMobile applicationsPatient identification based security
ProfilesWorkflow management preferencesSNMP MIBSLDAP equipment directory support
Standards & PrerequisitesHL7 scheduling messagesEHR-related standards, TBD
Standards & PrerequisitesStage 3 IHE ITI security profilesStable standards for cross-enterprise RBACStable standards for mobile access securityStable standards for patient identification
Standards & PrerequisitesStable workflow management standards for healthcare use cases Suitable LDAP schema definitionsIETF MIB standards
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop24
IHE IT Infrastructure RoadmapIHE IT Infrastructure RoadmapStage 5 – 2008+ profile candidates for 2009+ ConnectathonStage 5 – 2008+ profile candidates for 2009+ Connectathon
EHR Security Common Data
ProfilesXDS composite documents from multiple clinical domains.
ProfilesRemote service accessAnonymizationPseudoanonymizationPatient-controlled access
ProfilesEquipment discovery and automatic provisioningRID and XDS configurability
Standards & PrerequisitesStage 3 IHE ITI profilesClinical domains’ XDS document profiles
Standards & PrerequisitesStage 4 IHE ITI security profilesStable healthcare data model standardsStable standards for labeled data access rules
Standards & PrerequisitesStage 3 IHE ITI common data profilesStable standards for user interface optimization, e.g., DICOM “hanging protocols”XDS clinical application domains’ content profiles
Patient Care CoordinationPatient Care Coordination
John DonnellyIntePro Solutions, Inc.
IHE IT Infrastructure Committee and Co-chair, IHE Patient Care Coordination Committee
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop26
Patient Care CoordinationPatient Care Coordination Domain ScopeDomain Scope
• Facilitate the use of EHR content standards for the transferring or sharing of patient care services via the development of medical summary (MS) content profiles
• Specify appropriate “transfer packages” of clinical information for specific transfer of care use cases via the development of integration profiles.
• Optimize the use of the IHE ITI profiles (e.g. XDS) in delivering healthcare in “communities” of patient care settings
June 28-29, 2005 Interoperability Strategy Workshop27
Patient Care CoordinationPatient Care Coordination Current AccomplishmentsCurrent Accomplishments
• Issued Call for Participation to vendor community and medical societies for Planning and Technical Committee formation – 2 t-cons and 1 FtoF meeting
• Finalized a Medical Summary Content Proposal highlighting two key transfer of care use cases
• Conducted high-level content standards evaluation exercise
• Promoted content standard education initiative