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Revision as of 11:13, 8 November 2022
Attendees
- Annemieke Vergauwe
- Bart Decuypere
- Jean-Michel Polfliet
- José Costa Teixeira
- Karlien Erauw
- Pablo Christiaens
- Sam Goutsmit
- Thomas Van Langendonck
- Tom Henkens
Excused/Not present
- Anne Nerenhausen
- Bruno Casneuf
- Dieter Sauvillers
- Hanne Vuegen
- Jan Lenie
- Jens Penny
- Katrien Thorré
- Lars Vanreppelen
- Richard Francken
- Marc Buckens
- Nick Hermans
- Nils Devos
- Tom De Backer
- Walter Bollaert
- Will van Norel
Agenda
- Current status of build and fixes
- Glossary review
- Plans for future work : prescription
Minutes
- Current status of the build: IG is finally built, see here : https://build.fhir.org/ig/hl7-be/medication-record/branches/jct-fix/artifacts.html
- still has to be moved to the right branch
- Review glossary of terms:
- previously: https://github.com/hl7-be/medication-record/blob/jct-fix/input/pagecontent/glossary.md
- see here: https://build.fhir.org/ig/hl7-be/medication-record/branches/jct-fix/glossary.html
- feedback resulting in the following issues
- What are the rules for the case:
- Patient takes Paracetamol for back pain (1x morning)
- After 2 weeks, patient hurts his feet, pharmacist recommends taking one extra Paracetamol in evening.
- Is this same treatment that changes dosage temporarily? Or is it another treatment? This is related to data provenance/lineage
- If we do the prescriptions based on the treatment / treatment line, it is important to look at the existing treatments / treatment lines to see if you are creating several prescriptions. This and the impact should be carefully examinated, as it may mean that you end up with 3 treatment lines in 3 treatments - which would mess up the patient’s medication record by having too many treatment lines for the same thing (same drug)
- Medication processes - add title/heading
- Medication view creation - We need to discuss further whether it makes sense
Agenda items for next meeting
- glossary : another review & resolution of issues
- future plans
Next meeting Nov 29 at 11AM
