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Data Usability Workgroup

The Sequoia Project has assembled experts across a wide range of different stakeholders to develop specific and pragmatic implementation guidance on clinical content for healthcare stakeholders in order to facilitate health information exchange. This guidance, in the form of implementation guides covering identified priority use cases, will be readily adoptable by health information exchange vendors, implementers, networks, governance frameworks, and testing programs.

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2021 Meeting Schedule: Monthly meetings, the second Thursday of each month 3:00-4:00pm ET

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.

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Implementation Guide Development

The Data Quality Workgroup will develop one implementation guide 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

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Workgroup Meetings, Second Thursday of Each Month at 3:00 p.m. ET

For phase 2, the workgroup will meet the second Thursday of each month at 3:00 p.m. EDT beginning April 2021 through December 2021. We will strive to post the meeting materials for each meeting the day before, and upload meeting recordings within 24 hours.

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Data Usability Workgroup Roster

Organizations

Participants

Healthcare Providers

%

HINs/HIEs

%

Consumer/Patient

%

Health IT Developers

%

Federal, State, Local Government

%

Standards Developer

%

Other

%

Health Plan/Payer

%

Public Health

%

Four Work Phases

The Interoperability Matters Leadership Council chartered the Data Usability Workgroup to work in the following phases:

Phase 1

Administration and Prioritization (Current)

October 2020-March 2021

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Phase 2

Developing Initial Drafts

April 2021-December 2021

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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

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Data Usability Workgroup

Guidance and Enablement

Implementation Guide Development

Webinar

Workgroup Meetings, Second Thursday of Each Month at 3:00 p.m. ET

Data Usability Workgroup Roster

Organizations

Participants

Four Work Phases

Phase 1

Administration and Prioritization (Current)

Phase 2

Developing Initial Drafts

Phase 3

Public Comment Period/ Recommended Next Steps

Phase 4

Finalizing Implementation Guides

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Meeting Materials and Recordings

Phase 2

Schedule

June 10: Meeting Notes

May 13: Meeting Notes

Apr 15: Meeting Notes

Apr 8: Meeting Notes

Apr 1: Meeting Notes

Phase 1

Schedule

Mar 25: Meeting Notes

Mar 18: Meeting Notes

Mar 11: Meeting Notes

Mar 04: Meeting Notes

Feb 25: Meeting Notes

Feb 18: Meeting Notes

Feb 11: Meeting Notes

Feb 4: Meeting Notes

Jan 28: Meeting Notes

Jan 21: Meeting Notes

Jan 14: Meeting Notes

Jan 7: Meeting Notes

Dec 17: Meeting Notes

Dec 10: Meeting Notes

Dec 3: Meeting Notes

Nov 19: Meeting Notes

Nov 12: Meeting Notes

Nov 5: Meeting Notes

Oct 29: Kickoff Meeting Notes

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