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Project Scope Statement

1. Project Name, ID and Products

Medication Statement Service Profile Project ID: Non Product Project- (Educ. Marketing, Elec. Services, etc.) V3 Documents - Knowledge Arden Syntax V3 Foundation – RIM Clinical Context Object Workgroup (CCOW) V3 Foundation – Vocab Domains & Value Sets Domain Analysis Model (DAM) V3 Messages - Administrative Electronic Health Record (EHR) V3 Messages - Clinical V2 Messages – Administrative V3 Messages - Departmental V2 Messages - Clinical V3 Messages - Infrastructure V2 Messages - Departmental V3 Rules - GELLO V2 Messages – Infrastructure V3 Services – Java Services (ITS Work Group) V3 Documents – Administrative (e.g. SPL) V3 Services – Web Services V3 Documents – Clinical (e.g. CDA) - New Product Definition -

2. Project Intent (check all that apply)

Create new standard Supplement to a current standard Revise current standard Implementation Guide (IG) will be created/modified Reaffirmation of a standard Project is adopting/endorsing an externally developed IG Withdraw current standard (specify external organization in Sec. 6 below) N/A (Project not directly related to an HL7 Standard) Externally developed IG is to be Adopted Externally developed IG is to be Endorsed 2.a. Ballot Type (check all that apply) Comment Only Normative Informative Joint Ballot (with other SDOs or HL7 Work Groups) DSTU N/A (project won’t go through ballot) This project will deliver an IG for RLUS medication statement services.

3. Sponsoring Group(s) / Project Team

Primary Sponsor/Work Group (1 Mandatory) SOA WG Co-sponsor Work Group(s) Pharmacy WG

Project Team: Project facilitator (1 Mandatory) Gerald Beuchelt Other interested parties Multi-disciplinary project team (recommended) Modeling facilitator Hugh Glover Publishing facilitator Gerald Beuchelt Vocabulary facilitator Julie James Domain expert rep John Hatem Data Analyst facilitator Business requirement analyst Cerner, Scott Robertson Requirements process facilitator Other facilitators (SOA, SAIF) Gerald Beuchelt (SOA)

Implementers (2 Mandatory for DSTU projects): 1) MITRE 2) Orion Health

4. Project Definition

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Project Scope Statement

4.a. Project Scope

This project will create an implementation guide for a Medication Statement service. It will define the actual content (precise data model and representation approach), its semantics, behavioural model, and service functionality. The IG must address the requirements of both REST services as well as SOAP-based web services.

Note: The HL7 Service Functional Model (SFM) for the Retrieve, Locate, Update Service (RLUS) has a SOAP and REST realization. SOAP is a family of protocols that create an XML envelope around the payload for transport. REST is an architectural style that is focuses on resources and updates to them. The hData REST Binding for RLUS uses HTTP as the transport protocol. 4.b.Project Need The Medication Statement Service profile project is needed to provide a working standards-based implementation of the hData Record Format. The hData Record Format is an abstract specification and a content profile is needed to provide a concrete application of the abstract standard. A Medication Statement service offers a common use case that is complex enough to stress the hData Record Format standard enough to verify its function in the real world. Also, a Medication Statement Service can support other real-world activities, such as e.g. decision support, by providing a composable and orchestratable distributed resource. 4.c. Success Criteria Completion of a DSTU for a Pharmacy hData Content Profile and a SOAP Service profile that is ready for adoption. 4.d.Project Objectives / Deliverables / Target Dates.. Target Date Initial draft profiles May 2012 Informational ballot Sep 2012 DSTU ballot Jan 2013

Project End Date (all objectives have been met) May 2013 4.e. Project Dependencies N/A 4.f. Project Document Repository Location http://hssp.wikispaces.com/Medication+Statement+Service 4.g.Backwards Compatibility Are the items being produced by this project backward compatible? Yes No Don’t Know N/A N/A

5. Project Approval Dates

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6. External Project Collaboration

N/A 6.a. Stakeholders / Vendors / Providers

Stakeholders Vendors Providers Clinical and Public Health Laboratories Pharmaceutical Clinical and Public Health Laboratories Immunization Registries EHR, PHR Emergency Services Quality Reporting Agencies Equipment Local and State Departments of Health Regulatory Agency Health Care IT Medical Imaging Service Standards Development Organizations Clinical Decision Support Healthcare Institutions (hospitals, long term (SDOs) Systems care, home care, mental health) Payors Lab Other (specify in text box below) Other (specify in text box below) HIS N/A N/A Other (specify below) N/A

6.b.Synchronization With Other SDOs / Profilers

Check all SDO / Profilers which your project deliverable(s) are associated with. DICOM IHE ISO Other (specify below) N/A

7. Realm

Universal Realm Specific (Enter “U.S.” or name of HL7 affiliate here)

8. Strategic Initiative Reference

Check which Strategic Initiative best relates to your project. A. Lead the development of global technical and functional health informatics standards. B. Streamline the HL7 standards development process. C. Facilitate HL7 standards adoption and implementation. D. Define an overarching and internally consistent interoperability framework. E. Ensure broad and encompassing stakeholder engagement in the standards development process. F. Align HL7's business and revenue models to be responsive to national bodies while supporting global standards development. G. None of the above apply to this project.

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