Guidance and Enablement
The implementation guidance developed by the Data Usability Workgroup will target improvements necessary to enable semantic interoperability of health information and will build on existing work. Semantic interoperability will improve the usability of data received by end users within their workflows. Input from all relevant stakeholders will be essential to developing credible implementation guides for a specific use cases and ensuring stakeholder participation is a crucial organizational objective for the Workgroup.
Implementation Guide Development
The Data Quality Workgroup will develop three implementation guides focusing on data quality and addressing each of the following high-level use cases:
- Provider-to-provider health information exchange
- Provider-to-Public Health Agency information exchange
- Healthcare entity-to-consumer information exchange
Phase 2
Developing Initial Drafts
April 2021-TBD (not beyond January 2022)
Phase 3
Public Comment Period/ Recommended Next Steps
TBD, based on end of Phase 2-60 days after start
Phase 4
Finalizing Implementation Guides
[TBD, based on end of Phase 3]-[3 months after start]
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David Camitta, co-chair
CommonSpirit Health

Bill Gregg, co-chair
HCA Healthcare
Meeting Materials and Recordings
Schedule
Oct 29: Kickoff Meeting Notes
Nov 5: Meeting Notes
Nov 12: Meeting Notes
Nov 19: Meeting Notes
Dec 3: Meeting Notes
Dec 10: Meeting Notes
Dec 17: Meeting Notes
Jan 7: Meeting Notes
Jan 14: Meeting Notes
Jan 21: Meeting Notes
Jan 28: Meeting Notes
Feb 4: Meeting Notes
Feb 11: Meeting Notes
Feb 18: Meeting Notes
Feb 25: Meeting Notes
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