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Latest revision as of 12:32, 6 June 2014
Present
- Dave Harvey (convener/chair)
- Chris Lindop (GE Healthcare)
- Dave Barnet (HSCIC)
- Ed Conley
- George Hope(HSCIC)
- Ian Williams (NWIS - Applications Design)
- Neelam Dugar
- Neil Robinson
- Richard Harries
- Robert Worden
- Sanjay Paul
- Tim Benson
Content
Discussions and Decisions
- There was broad agreement that we wish to move forward
- Point was made that whilst current focus for projects going in now is XDS, the model used could be used for other protocols
- First priority is to agree use cases - see Use Cases on this wiki
- Liaison with PRSB to validate use cases is politically important
- Patient portals are an important use case to consider - not just staff searches
- There were differing views on the importance of being able to search for headings/content within documents - use cases are awaited
- All are encouraged to add their uses cases directly into the page, which will provide "bottom up" classification - TB to assist in providing a "top down" view
- Other comments can go into Comments
- Doodle poll to be arranged to discuss future meetings - ideally at fortnightly intervals - available at http://doodle.com/7bizqgs3af45qixf
- We aim to have guidance available in 12 weeks (end of August) - this will require considerable work by members between meetings.
