1. MedBiquitous Standards Implementation Workshop
Sascha Cohen, University of California San Francisco
James Fiore, American Board of Surgery
Valerie Smothers, MedBiquitous

2. Objective
By the end of this workshop, you will be able to identify the key considerations when implementing MedBiquitous standards for data exchange or system development.
Valerie

3. Introductions and interests
Experience with standards
Experience with medbiq standards
Interests: standards, interoperability, intra-organization vs inter-organization interchange
Expectations for the session
ALL

4. Implementation purpose
Collecting data/content from disparate sources
Sending data/content to a common source
Broad sharing of data/content
Enabling system design, integration or 1 to 1 partner collaboration
Valerie

5. Mapping requirements
How do your requirements map to the MedBiquitous standard(s)?
Do you/your partner have additional requirements for things that are in the standard?
Additional elements not in the standard?
Rules beyond what is in the XML schema?
Sascha

6. Real Life Example
Sascha

7. Versioning Does the current release meet your needs?
Does your partner agree on the version?
Coding to a draft spec – risks and rewards
What will you do upon subsequent version releases?
James

8. Real Life Example
James - ABMS

9. Find a group with similar puRpose
Valerie
(if larger group)

10. Discuss your requirements mapping and versioning
ALL
5 minutes

11. Validating data Local schema?
Ns.medbiq.org schema (no service guarantee)?
Program implementing business rules?
No validation?
James

12. Real Life Example
James - ABMS

13. Data governance/data exchange policies
Who will determine policies?
How will they be communicated or enforced?
Sascha

14. Real Life Example
Sascha - AAMC

15. Discuss data validation and governance
ALL
5 minutes

16. Data exchange models
Closed model – known entities (restful vs soap web services)
Open model/linked data – unknown data requesters
Valerie

17. Anyone considering the open model?
Discuss in large group
ALL
Anyone considering the open model?

18. If you have questions
Interpretation question – full working group (can go through Valerie)
Implementer discussion lists – open to all
MedBiquitous meetings/other implementers
Documentation on the website
Consulting/training
Valerie

19. Closing thoughts
Costs
Vendor selection
Policy
Sustainability
Sascha

20. Working Groups
The Activity Report Working Group develops standards for the exchange of professional education and certification related accomplishments.
The Competencies Working Group develops standards and guidelines for competency and performance level data.
The Curriculum Inventory Working Group develops standards for the exchange of curriculum data.
The Educational Trajectory Working Group is developing a standard for educational achievement data.
The Financial Interest and Disclosure Working Group is developing technical specifications for the exchange of financial interest and disclosure data.
The Learning Experience Working Group is developing a set of xAPI profiles for simulations and clinical training activities.
The Learning Objects Working Group  standards to enable the interoperability, accessibility and reusability of Web-based healthcare learning content.
The Metrics Working Group develops standards for the exchange of aggregate evaluation data and other key metrics for health professions education.
The Professional Profile Working Group creates for exchanging healthcare professional profile information.
Valerie

21. Open discussion
Offer to do detailed data mapping with participants if there is interest