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December 15, 2011 Use of Semantic Adapter in caCIS Architecture
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1.caCIS Project Objectives 2.TRANSCEND-caCIS Integration a.Integration Event Flow b.Integration Solution c.Integration Architecture Components 3.caCIS Architecture – Information Model 4.caCIS Semantic Adapter Contents 2
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3 caCIS - Project Objectives The caBIG ® Clinical Information Suite (caCIS) project has two initial objectives: 1.Enable source Clinical Applications to share the clinical data with target EHR systems, in multiple standard formats such as CDA R2, RIM ITS and HL7v2; and 2. Transform the data received from the source Clinical Application into a standard canonical information model and store it in a data warehouse for subsequent analysis by researchers While the TRANSCEND Tolven system will be the first source Clinical Application to use the caCIS solution, the solution has been designed to be generic and extensible such that it can be integrated with other source systems in future.
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TRANSCEND – caCIS Integration – Event Flow (Optimally Viewed in the Slide Show mode) 4
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TRANSCEND – caCIS Integration – Event Flow 5
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caCIS – Architectural Components - Definitions No.Term/ComponentDefinition 1. Canonical format Standards-based target data format that is used as a basis for creation of exchange instances and is also used to populate the Clinical Data Warehouse. 2. Integration Platform (IP) The overall caCIS infrastructure component that manages the verification of canonical information, generation and routing of exchange instances and management of transmission of data to the Clinical Data Warehouse. This is the component exposed to external systems involved in data exchange. 3. Semantic Adapter (SA) The component that transforms Source Clinical Data into the Canonical format. 4. OpenXDS OpenXDS implements the Cross-Document Sharing (XDS) Registry and Repository. It is used for delivery of data to recipient systems. 5. Document Router The caCIS integration platform component responsible for managing the creation of exchange instances and delivering them to their intended recipients. 6. Canonical Model Processor The caCIS infrastructure component responsible for receiving information from various source systems (via their individual Semantic Adapter), validating the input data, transforming it into the warehouse persistence format and passing it to the clinical data warehouse. 7. Clinical Data Warehouse The repository where the Integration Platform persists clinical data for ad hoc querying. 6
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Integration Platform Canonical Model Processor ETL Document Router Clinical Source Application Semantic Adapter Third Party Applications Clinical Data Warehouse RDF XML AdhocQuery (Native Query Interface ) NAV Native Data (Any Format) Native Data (Any Format) TRANSCEND Tolven (Clinical Source App.) XML Payload [Routing Instructions*, Clinical Metadata*, Source Data] XML Payload [Routing Instructions*, Clinical Metadata*, Source Data] Data Flow Defined Interfaces LEGEND caCIS Architecture XDS RetrieveDocument Secure E-Mail Secure FTP Mirth Connect 2.1.1 Virtuoso 6.1.3 Doc. Transfer Requests only All Data Optional Element * Canonical Model Processor Web Service Semantic Adapter Web Service XML Payload [Routing Instructions*, Clinical Metadata, Canonical Data, Source Data] XML Payload [Routing Instructions*, Clinical Metadata, Canonical Data, Source Data] OpenXDS 1.0.1 Future Implementation Identifier Resolver (optional) Identifier Resolver (optional) Resolve Identifier Vocabulary Resolver (optional) Vocabulary Resolver (optional) Resolve Vocab. Code Note: Semantic Adapter (SA) passes through the routing instructions and clinical metadata without any changes and transforms the source data into canonical data. SA output also includes untransformed source data.
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caCIS – Architectural Components - Implementation Details No.Term/ComponentImplementation Details 1.Canonical formatBased on CCD and other broadly used CDA R2 templates 2.Integration Platform (IP)Mirth Connect (ESB) 3.Semantic Adapter (SA) Implementers can choose a platform that is acceptable to their enterprise. The caCIS integration platform is loosely coupled with the semantic adapter and this provides the flexibility to choose any implementation platform for SA. For TRANSCEND, the SA is implemented using XSLT on MirthConnect. 4.OpenXDSOpenExchange provided by MOSS (Misys Open Source Solutions) 5.Document RouterDeployed as component of the Integration Platform (on Mirth Connect) 6.Canonical Model Processor Deployed as a component of the Integration Platform (on Mirth Connect) 7.Clinical Data WarehouseVirtuoso - RDF/Triple store 8
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caCIS – Architectural Components – Data Formats 9 Routing Instructions (Optional) Meta Data (Optional) Source Data (Any format) caCIS Request Routing Instructions (Optional) Meta Data Canonical Model Data and Untransformed Source Data caCIS Request CDA/CCD HL7v2 Document RIM ITS RDF Graphs :::::: Source SystemIntegration PlatformDocument RecipientsData Warehouse OR Semantic Adapter
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caCIS – Information Model caCIS Integration Platform able to support multipleClinical Applications as the source systems (the first implementation with TRANSCEND Tolven as the source system). caCIS Integration Platform transforms all clinical data it receives for document exchange into its “Canonical Information Model”. A canonical information model is a model of the semantics and structure of information that adheres to a set of rules agreed upon within a defined context for communicating among a set of applications or parties. caCIS canonical information model is HL7 CDA R2 (Clinical Document Architecture). If any of the clinical data for document exchange does not fit the CDA model, RIM extensions will be used. CDA R2 is based on HL7 RIM v2.07 and HL7 Data Types R1. 10
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caCIS – Semantic Adapter Functions of caCIS Semantic Adapter Transform data from native format of the source system into the canonical representation Translate local identifiers (e.g. Study, Study Site, Patient and others) to standardized identifiers, allowing matching of identifiers across data sources ** Translate codes from the local code systems into standardized code systems allowing comparison of data across data sources ** Semantic Adapters configured to combine data from multiple source systems prior to submission to the Integration Platform (allows construction of complete patient record when data is stored in disparate locations) Additional Functions of the caCIS TRANSCEND Semantic Adapter Generate the narrative text corresponding to the contents of the clinical note (requirement of the CDA specification) Add formatting information to the output CDA document to enable human readability 11 ** In the initial TRANSCEND implementation, this functionality was designed but not fully implemented.
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caCIS – Semantic Adapter 12 Semantic AdapterSemantic Adapter Start Date 20110721000000-0700 Medication paclitaxel Dose 150 mg Route IV Frequency q. week Input TRIM Medication section <templateId root="1.3.6.1.4.1.19376.1.5.3.1.4.7" assigningAuthorityName="IHE PCC"/> q. week IV 150 mg paclitaxel Output CDA Substance Administration Entry
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caCIS – Semantic Adapter Example of the Human-readable Narrative and the formatting generated by caCIS Semantic Adapter 13
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caCIS – Semantic Adapter Analysis & Design Conducted sessions with TRANSCEND SME to understand the clinical context and meaning of each input data element Created semantic mapping between Input TRIM templates and output CDA by Identifying CCD and C83 templates associated with the clinical content for each section within the source clinical data Mapping TRANSCEND custom value sets to standard SNOMED- CT and HL-7 values Implementation Developed semantic transformations as well as CDA narrative generator using XSLT 2.0 XSLT transformations hand-coded. Use of graphical mapping tools such as Altova MapForce and caAdapter not feasible due to very complex transformation rules XSLT transformations invoked from MirthConnect Semantic Adapter channel 14
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