Furore devdays 2017- fhir and devices - cooper thc2
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Amsterdam, 15-17 November | @fhir_furore | #fhirdevdays17 | www.fhirdevdays.com
Using FHIR to Connect Devices & Apps: How hard can it be?!
Todd Cooper, Chief Instigator, Devices on FHIR (DoF) Initiative
3. What ”devices” are we talking about?
Hospital / Acute Care Contexts
Source: West Health
Point-of-Care Devices (PoCD)
Monitors, ventilators, pumps …
Scale from Simple to Complex
“Professional” Users
STU3 Ready!
4. What ”devices” are we talking about?
Structure
H.811 H.812 H.813
H.810
Structure
H.811 H.812 H.813
H.810
Home / Mobile Care Contexts
Personal Health Devices (PHD)
BP & Temp., PulseOx, weighing
scale, urine analyzer, …
Relatively Simple (a few parameters)
“Personal” Users
STU3++ => R4
5. What ”devices” are we talking about?
Spans home to hospital contexts
Wearables + IoT + Cloud + …
Physio parameters +
environmental + patient
generated + …
Mostly simple … but Billions of them!
Personal & Professional Users
BYOMD … Minituration ... Commoditization ...
“The new monitor, which will be the size of a small
6. Device considerations …
Consumer vs. “Professional”: volume & $$$ … inverse relationship
Regulated medical devices vs. non-regulated health devices
Health Devices vs. Health Software …
NOTE: Definition & regulation `
continues to be a moving target …
7. So … what’s the big deal?
The value for integrating device-sourced content
8. Value of Integrating Device Information
Devices represent Islands of Information …
100’s of parameters / PoCD device
Today: Expensive, complex & “brittle” integration
FHIR-based device info opens doors for new apps …
Minimized content flows
Supports “flowsheet” applications
Streaming vs. On-demand Access
Knowledge-driven: Give me everything!
Analytics, decision support, machine learning,
AI, precision medicine, etc.
Goal: Democratized Access to Granular Dev Info
9. Example: CDS Demo @ HIMSS’16 (Cognitive & HSPC)
real-world clinical problems today and enabling more elaborate capabilities in the future.
Healthcare will eventually experience the same standardization of services that
revolutionized the banking, airline, retail, manufacturing and e-commerce industries. This
HSPC demonstration illustrates how standards, open architecture and collaborative research
can make advanced cognitive support at the bedside a reality. The general system
architecture is depicted below.
Use Case: Transient, but clinically
significant (suboptimal) drops in
systemic blood pressure that
correlate with each metoprolol
administration
?
Devices on FHIR!
12. Road to Consistent Device Semantic Content
5 Standards-based Device Interoperability paths:
1. IHE PCD: Device content over HL7 V2.6 “transport”
2. PCHAlliance / Continua: Device content over IEEE 11073 PnP + BT/USB/…
3. OR.net / OpenSDC: Device content over SOAP-based messaging
4. MDPnP: Device content over OMG DDS
5. DoF: Device content over HL7 FHIR
Device Content: All based on ISO/IEEE 11073 Semantics
Terminology specialized for health devices
Information model specialized for device architectures
13. 11073 “MDC” Device Info Model (highly simplified!)
Physical Top-Level Device Info (ID, H/W & S/W versions, battery …)
Medical Device
System (MDS)
Virtual Medical
Device (VMS)
Channel
Metric
Device Subsystem Info (BP, ECG, temp …)
Related Parameter Group Info (ECG Channel #1, #2, #3, …)
Parameter Metadata Info (Datatype independent info, e.g. period)
1..*
1..*
1..*
Numerics /
Enumerations /
Waves
1..1
Parameter Info (Value + datatype-specific elements)
Defined in ISO/IEEE 11073-10201 & 11073-20601
15. 11073 “MDC” PHD Model FHIR Mapping (current)
Medical Device
System (MDS)
Metric
(Abstract)
Numerics /
Enumerations /
Waves
1..*
1..1
Patient
Observation
DeviceComponent
(PHD MDS Profile)
16. Devices on FHIR (DoF) Initiative
Collaborating for a common FHIR approach to device informatics
17. Devices on FHIR (DoF) Initiative
Initiated summer ’16 as a joint effort …
Objective: A consistent use of FHIR to
exchange device-sourced information
Community activities include …
Weekly WebEx sessions
FHIR Connectathons
IHE DoF Plug-a-thons (PAT) [U.S. & Korea]
Joint development & testing of profiles & IGs
19. Hollie & Danny’s Story … A Multi-Care Context Use Case
Holly monitored for preeclampsia during pregnancy
Danny delivered by emergency C-section – 4 weeks early
Holly sent home … told to monitor BP and report back
BP spiked at > 180 … Holly readmitted days later … with Danny
Challenges over subsequent months resulted in readmissions & a
search for the right treatment protocol
Care Contexts: Hospital & home … PoCD & PHD devices
Epilog: Today, Holly & Danny are doing fine … finally!
23. Devices Hands-On Track
We have devices! (both PHD and PoCD)
Hands-on Exercises for both …
Device data sources (either devices or simulators)
Device data consumers – applications!
Build up to the P3E use case
NOTE: See Device Exercises sheet for more inforation
Shout out to facilitators: Melanie Yeung, Stefan Karl & John Rhoads