Data Access Framework All Hands Community Meeting 1 February 24, 2016.

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Data Access FrameworkAll Hands Community Meeting

February 24, 2016

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Agenda

Topic Estimated Time

General Announcements 5 minutes

PopMedNet Pilot Overview Presentation 20 minutes

Next Steps & Questions 2 minutes

General Announcements DAF All Hands Community Meeting

• Our next All Hands meeting will be on Wednesday, March 9, 2015 at 12:00 PM (ET). The meeting details can be accessed on the homepage: http://wiki.siframework.org/Data+Access+Framework+Homepage

DAF Pilot Wikipage• To track the latest Phase 3 pilot activities, please visit:

http://wiki.siframework.org/Data+Access+Framework+Pilots

DAF Functional Requirements • The draft functional requirements have been developed for capabilities 1-4

and can be accessed here: http://wiki.siframework.org/Data+Access+Framework+Pilots#DAF%20Functional%20Requirements

PopMedNet

Agenda• Introduction• Goal of Pilot• DAF Capabilities to Be Piloted • Pilot Approach• Standards and Technologies Under Consideration• Ecosystem• Defining Success• Logistics

Introduction• Lincoln Peak is the technology company that developed PopMedNet. We host

and support a number of PopMedNet based networks including:– PCORI’s PCORnet comparative effectiveness research network– FDA Sentinel post-market surveillance network– NIH Collaboratory basic research network– MDPHnet public health network for State of Massachusetts– CDRN’s using PopMedNet for the their local networks

• The PopMedNet is a distributed research network platform that:– Enables large scale research amongst institutions without comingling provider data – Contains a granular and comprehensive authorization system that allows for a distributed

governance approach to policy implementation – Adaptable / Interoperable with analytic tools and data sources

• Lincoln Peak has worked with ONC on a number of pilots.• Pilot Leads

• Bruce Swan, Lincoln Peak CTO, Engagement Manager: bswan@lincolnpeak.com• Bill Clark, Lincoln Peak Senior Architect/Developer: bclark@lincolnpeak.com• Dean Corriveau, Lincoln Peak Senior Architect/Developer: dcorriveau@lincolnpeak.com

Goal of Pilot• Design and implement DAF/FHIR capabilities described in the DAF Phase 3

initiative for PCORnet in a pilot environment using PopMedNet as the reference application.

• As developers of distributed research networking technology, Lincoln Peak is seeks to:– Provide low cost and efficient ways to onboard DataMarts to the distributed research

networks it supports. – Minimize the latency between data refreshes to support “rapid cycle” research.

• DAF/FHIR promises to provide a path to achieve this goal. Support of DAF/FHIR by EHR providers:– Lowers the effort and costs for data providers to prepare “research ready” data resources

required to participate in networks. – By standardizing the steps to create, harmonize, and validate data sources around common

data models and potentially allow more direct access to the sources of data

DAF Capabilities to Be Piloted• Lincoln Peak will intends to work with the DAF/FHIR team to design and

implement FHIR interfaces to support C2-C6.

Capability Description:

C1Standardize data extraction mechanism from clinical data sources to populate data marts.

C2 Standardize metadata about data marts, CDRN’s, PPRN’s and data sources.

C3 Standardize Query Distribution mechanism.

C4 Standardize Query Results for returning aggregate data.

C5 Standardize Query Results for returning de-identified or identified patient data.

C6 Standardize Query Structure and Queries for identifying cohorts/populations.

Pilot Approach• Lincoln Peak will work with ONC and participating PCORI CDRN representatives

to:– Extend and leverage the FHIR standards developed in DAF Phase 1 and 2 for use in accessing

data from multiple organizations within PopMedNet. – Uniquely qualified to assist the project team as the architects and developers of PopMedNet,

the distributed research application used to power PCORI, – Design and implement DAF capabilities using PopMedNet as the reference implementation.

• Lincoln Peak uses an Agile approach to software development. As such, – We will focus on achieving a successful end-to-end test implementation of sending queries to

FHIR enabled DataMarts as quickly as possible. – This may result in an iterative approach in developing the capabilities declared in the initiative

and/or re-prioritizing the order we execute them.

Standards & Technologies Under Consideration• Lincoln Peak plans to address C2-C6 and will design and integrate these

capabilities into a current version of PopMedNet that may deployed to PCORnet.

• Leverage existing FHIR resources and API.

• Seek support and review in developing new FHIR resources and API extensions to ensure compliance with style and objectives of FHIR standards.

• As developers of PopMedNet and members of the PCORnet DSSNI task force, Lincoln Peak works with the coordinating center and individual CDRNs to address issues that surface within the networks as well as their own PopMedNet instances.

• Lincoln Peak provides assistance to a number of the CDRN’s including pSCANNER, Capricorn, and PORTAL.

• Lincoln Peak uses a continuous integration process to manage PopMedNet source and deploy builds. Additionally, Lincoln Peak uses JIRA within an Agile environment to track user stories and defects. These resources are available to support the pilot project

Ecosystem

• We will outline our deliverables in a design document and presentation we will present to the team.

• Given our Agile approach to developing software, we advise an incremental approach to addressing the goals and capabilities identified for the pilot.

• We believe an end-to-end test of each capability would be desirable.

• In our role on the DAF/FHIR pilot, we will work with PCORI CDRN participants to address their concerns and answer questions they may have in supporting DAF/FHIR as it relates to PopMedNet and their use of DataMart client application in the network.

• As part of our proposal to work on the pilot, we will work with team members to document the APIs and processes used to implement the DAF/capabilities.

Defining Success

• We’ll overlap the design tasks with implementation of each capability. The project will be separated into two phases, with C2, C3, and C4 in Phase 1 and C5 & C6 in Phase 2.

• Timeline• February – Project orientation, develop high level design/approach• March – Design C2 - C4, start implementation tasks• April – Complete implementation C2 - C4, design C5-C6• May – Complete C5-C6, integration testing• June to July — Deployment and Pilot support

Logistics

Questions Questions

• NEXT MEETING: Join us on Wednesday, March 9, 2015 at 12:00 PM (ET) for our next All Hands meeting

Next Steps

DAF Project TeamDAF Project Team ONC Sponsor: Farrah Darbouze Farrah.Darbouze@hhs.gov S&I & DAF Initiative Coordinator: Johnathan Coleman jc@securityrs.com Support Team:

• Project Management: o Jamie Parker jamie.parker@esacinc.com o Gayathri Jayawardena gayathri.jayawardena@esacinc.com

• Management Support: o Nik Reineke nikolas.reineke@esacinc.como Swapna Bhatia swapna.bhatia@esacinc.com

• Technical SME: o Nagesh (Dragon) Bashyam nagesh.bashyam@drajer.com

• Standards SME:o Brett Marquard brett@riverrockassociates.com o Ed Larsen ed_larsen@comcast.net

• Privacy and Security SME:o Glen Marshall gfm@securityrs.com

• Standards Development Support: o Angelique Cortez angelique.j.cortez@accenturefederal.com

Additional DAF Resources

Useful LinksUseful Links• DAF Homepage

– http://wiki.siframework.org/Data+Access+Framework+Homepage• DAF Initiative Signup

– http://wiki.siframework.org/Data+Access+Framework+Join+the+Initiative• DAF Charter

– http://wiki.siframework.org/Data+Access+Framework+Charter+and+Members• DAF Standards, Harmonization and Implementation Activities

– http://wiki.siframework.org/DAF+Standards+Harmonization+and+Implementation

• DAF HL7 FHIR IG– http://hl7.org/fhir/dstu2/daf/daf.html

• DAF IHE White Paper– http://ihe.net/uploadedFiles/Documents/PCC/

IHE_PCC_White_Paper_DAF_Rev1.1_2014-10-24.pdf

SDO UpdatesSDO Updates

DAF PublicationsDAF Publications DAF FHIR IG DSTU (HL7)

• On September 23, 2015, Health Level Seven® International (HL7®) published Release 2 of the HL7 Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR®) Draft Standard for Trial Use (DSTU). Additionally, we are pleased to announce that the DAF FHIR Implementation Guide, a US-realm specific implementation guide, has also been published!! The DAF FHIR IG identifies and recommends standards for the interoperable representation and transmission of data using the notion of a Query Stack which modularizes the various layers of the Data Access Framework.

DAF Document Metadata Based Access IG (IHE)• On September 24, 2015, the Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE)

Patient Care Coordination (PCC) Technical Committee published The Data Access Framework (DAF) Document Metadata Based Access Implementation Guide. This US National Extension provides requirements and guidance on accessing clinical documents created during clinical workflows. The guide accomplishes this using RESTful resources based on HL7 FHIR® and the more traditional SOAP based IHE Profiles.