Attendees
- Stacey-Ann
- Rebecca Distler
- Dan Bachenheimer
- Chester Drum
- Xiang Wang
- Chris Buchanan
- Kien Lam
- Lucy Yang
- Kaliya Young
- Trev Harmon
- Jo Cooper
- Jim StClair
- Drummond Reed
Agenda Items
Time | Item | Who |
---|---|---|
2 min | Welcome & Antitrust Policy Notice | Rebecca |
60 min | Discussion on Draft (Questions & Outstanding Items) | Stacey-Ann |
Presentations
Recording
Topic: Good Health Pass - Consistent User Experience
Start Time : Apr 15, 2021 04:55 PM
Meeting Recording:
https://zoom.us/rec/share/heBExSGHdDze8RyumbIfPFWkoq4rRGhoQR8SKOu11tn-mEJt5B_t3TdT7btKcbo.R2wF1DxRHml1uP21
Notes
1. Welcome and Linux Foundation antitrust policy
2. Discussion on Draft (Questions & Outstanding Items)
- Differences in vaccine vs. testing
- Questions on groundtruth - will airlines accept liability for being the source of truth on requirements for border entry? (e.g., already check passports for pages / 6 months before expiration)
- If something goes wrong with passenger, airline gets asked to send passenger back at airlines’ cost; really want to avoid this
- for international travel - the liability is squarely on the shoulders of the airline - the more we can HELP them with guidance and technology (either free or commercial), the sooner things will restart
- Because there is different pathways to how the information is used, could use an extra “travel opt-in” supplementary passageway (opt in to use data from liability compliance perspective); pathway into programs and user journeys
- Datasets for tests / vaccinations
- Make rules available in consumable format (180 days)
- Separate constraints = country requirements
- Rules engine group updates
- Somewhere between the department of homeland security and CDC; not even talking to each other even though we’re trying to put them into the same room
- US - President won’t have government led health pass
- Tues/Thurs - clinical decision support rule offering engine (MITRE) open source and royalty free (funded by HHS)
- Language for clinical decision support underlie rules engine; paper based boarding pass - got these visa stamps etc.
- From user experience; a person comes to the table with what they have (VC, paper, etc.) - what they come with may not satisfy all the rules no matter the format
- When we talk about “rules” having a format would be nice, because what you end up doing is being able to convert a rule into a verifiable presentation request in order to get to the point where you have a privacy preserving pass
- Rules engine have to adopt it, demonstrate efficiency and speed, will take time
- Next week will be talking about language around clinical decision support; coalesce around describing that so we have a way to convert that to deconflict this (one rule at federal level that conflicts with state that conflicts with foreign country - verifier has to sort that out)
- These are typically deeply embedded in EMR, but needs to be standalone system
- Me2B models can directly injest the data to then onshare and "if" API connented (verified) into EPIC, Cerner and FHIR systems for the individual to GET their Health/Test/Vac data - we are done.
- We need API connections and interoperability
Action Items
- Need to acknowledge UX elements already presented in the EU Green Pass (vaccine, testing, and recovered-from-Covid groups of people)
- Chester to look at EU requirements around UX (table to compare?)
- Chester / Chris to connect on rules engine (clinical perspective)