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update spec to use standard systemAction, instead of extension #17

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isaacvetter opened this issue Jan 28, 2021 · 3 comments
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update spec to use standard systemAction, instead of extension #17

isaacvetter opened this issue Jan 28, 2021 · 3 comments

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@isaacvetter
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Following the implementations of this spec, CDS Hooks incorporating a standard systemAction into the CDS Hooks response. This feature will (almost certainly) be published this year in the official HL7 STU2 release of the specification.

I think it makes sense to update this specification to use the standard systemAction element, instead of using an extension.

(Feel free to push back and tell me to write a PR myself ;)).

@mattvarghese
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Also, any thoughts on how to have guardrails so that the systemAction only updates PAMA info and not other info on the orders? Or is that better asked as a CDS Hooks question?

@jmandel
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jmandel commented Jan 28, 2021

Agreed @isaacvetter ! Re: updates, you want to share a PR that we can merge when STU2 is published? Or a "work in progress" note to merge sooner?

Re: guardrails, I think they're important and narrative based, but I'd be happy to include narrative in this spec if you want to propose lagnuage @mattvarghese

(For the broader question of how to provide guardrails and whether they can/should be computable, we should discuss in CDS Hooks)

@cfeltner
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Since this specification is already in use on production systems, I think it is important to maintain backwards compatibility. Therefore, I would suggest still allowing the extension but indicate the standard SystemAction be used in future implementations.

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