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WG2 - Informatics Standards in Pathology Dr C.DANIEL INSERM UMRS 872 eq 20 Paris Descartes University Georges Pompidou Hospital AP-HP

Agenda Mission and objectives Pathology : where are we? Where are we going? WG members Task distribution 2008 roadmap Meetings 2 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Mission and objectives Integrating Pathology to Healthcare Enterprise Continuous cyclic framework to enhance the quality of care and research in pathology using (standardized) Information Technology International : Developing collaborative work thanks telepathology services in Europe National : Sharing anatomic pathology data and images within personal EHR Hospital : Integrating Anatomic Pathology (AP) departments to Hospital Information Systems (ADT, PACS, report repositories, result trackers, etc) Department : Integrating Anatomic Pathology equipments (anatomic pathology information system (PIS), slide scanners, computerized-microscope, image databases, tissue banks, slide or cassette engravers, immuno-histochemistry automatons, Tissue Micro-Arrayers, etc) Quality insurance, patient empowerment, translational medicine, economical and societal issues 3 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Mission and objectives Integrating Pathology to Healthcare Enterprise Interoperability/integration framework (WG2) Integrating proprietary and heterogeneous clinical and research databases and systems Semantic interoperability: various pieces of information and data must have unambiguous meaning in order to be interpreted together, aggregated and/or mined. Security, privacy and confidentiality issues Purpose and scope : business modeling (Why?) (WG2-WG1) Data and images (What?) (WG2-WG3/4) Dirty useless world, Quality and reliability of realworld images and related clinical data (missing values, errors and noise, images without clinical context,inadequate sampling process, etc) 4 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

COST Action IC604 : EURO TELEPATH Working group dependencies WG1 - Pathology Business Modelling Understanding the workflow WG2 Informatics Standards in Pathology Understanding the interoperability needs User driven integration profiles & interoperability platform WG4 Technology and Automation in Pathology Producing & integrating the right data WG3 Images: Analysis, Processing, Retrieval and Management Producing & integrating the right images 5 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

6 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Mission and objectives driven process Most of the main Pathology participants are COST Action IC604 participants Have done a good (even though simple!) job within 2 years Pathology is now internationally visible CAP supports the initiative COST Action IC604 : key role for Europe to keep the leadership in Pathology (Planning & Technical Committee) Recruiting new participants (users & vendors) Attending Pathology meetings & Tconf, DICOM WG26 (WG6), HL7 Pathology SIG (others) meetings 7 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Informatics Standards in Pathology Issues Standardization efforts in medical informatics European : CEN TC 251 (pr EN13606) International : HL7, DICOM Limits Inadequacy Pathology is a specific healthcare domain Existing DICOM and HL7 messages need to be adapted to be usable in the pathology Ambiguity Being DICOM or HL7 compliant does not imply direct integration (optional data fields) Agreements among information systems to achieve interoperability. A specific workgroup of pathologists and vendors The best use of international standards to reach users needs Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise 8 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise Both a process and a forum for encouraging integration efforts Technical framework for the implementation of established messaging standards to achieve specific clinical goals Rigorous testing process for the implementation of this framework Educational sessions & exhibits at major meetings of medical professionals 9 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

: the grows REGIONS DOMAINS RADIOLOGY: 1998 IT INFRASTRUCTURE: 2002 LABORATORY: 2003 CARDIOLOGY: 2004 NUCLEAR MEDICINE: 2004 PATHOLOGY: 2005 RADIATION ONCOLOGY: 2005 PATIENT CARE COORD: 2005 EYECARE: 2005 10 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Organizational Structure (International) Strategic Development Committee Regional Deployment Global Development North America Asia-Oceania Radiology Planning Committee IT Infrastructure Planning Committee Cardiology Planning Committee USA Canada France Germany Europe Japan Taiwan Korea Italy UK Netherlands Spain Sweden Norway Radiology Technical Committee Laboratory Planning and Technical Committee IT Infrastructure Technical Committee Cardiology Technical Committee Other Planning and Other Technical Planning Committee and Pathology Technical Planning Committee and Technical Committee Co-chairs: C.Daniel-Le Bozec (France) M.Rojo (Spain) Professional Societies / Sponsors ACC HIMSS RSNA CAP GMSIH SFR SFIL ADICAP COCIR EAR-ECR DRG SEAP SIRM BIR EuroRec 11 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd ESC SEIS JAHIS JIRA JRS METI-MLHW MEDIS-DC JAMI Contributing and participating Vendors

Achievements and expanding scope 15 Active national chapters on 4 continents 4 Technical Frameworks 39 Integration Profiles, Testing at yearly Connectathons, Demonstrations at major exhibitions world-wide EHR Longitudinal Record Radiology 16 Integration Profiles Laboratory 5 Integration Profiles IT infrastructure 13 Integration Profiles Pathology 1 Integration Profile Cardiology 4 Integration Profiles Patient care coordination 1 Integration Profile Other new domains : Oncology, Eye care, Intensive care devices, Pharmacy etc. 12 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

pathology process Pathology (launched in September 2005, Paris) Users France : ADICAP (Association for the Development of Informatics in Cytology and Pathology), SFP (French Society of Pathology), GMSIH (Groupement pour la Modernisation du Système d Information Hospitalier) Spain : SEIS (Spanish Society of Health Informatics), SEAP (Spanish Society of Pathology), SESCAM Germany Italy Japan US : CAP Vendors Acquisition modalities: Tribvn, Etiam (+/- Aperio, Zeiss, VMScope) LIS: Technidata, Infologic PACS Vendors: Agfa, GE EHR: Medasys 13 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Collaboration with standard organization : HL7 & DICOM HL7 : Health Level 7 Accredited Standards Developing Organization (SDO) operating in the healthcare domain Members : Healthcare experts and information scientists HL7 Pathology Special Interest Group (January 2006) Specimen model, orders and reports aspects of the pathology workflow. 14 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Collaboration with standard organization : HL7 & DICOM DICOM : Digital Imaging and COmmunication in Medicine Create standards for integration of electronic healthcare information in medical imaging Network communication protocols between informatic modules in medical imaging DICOM WG26 for pathology (October 2005) Pathology presents specific challenges and opportunities to DICOM. Some pathology-related image formats do not as yet have applicable DICOM Information Object Definitions : whole slide images, high-order multi-spectral images, flow cytometry, electron microscopy and others As pathology imaging studies tend to be of specimens and not of patients, patient and specimen identification specifications (PS 3.3-2004, Table C.7.1 and following) will require revision and extension for pathology use. As pathology images are closely associated with tissue processing (i.e. fixing, staining, etc.) image metadata may need to include tissue processing information 15 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Process Annual cycles 5 steps Step 1 Integration Profiles NEEDS Standards Step 2 Technical Framework Integration Integration Profiles B Profile A Step 3 Connect-a-thon Connect-a-thon Results Step 4 Demonstration Product Integration Statement Step 5 User Site Request For Proposal (RFP) Products Easy to Integrate Product With Integration Profiles at the heart of : growing set of effective provider/vendor agreed solutions 16 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

17 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd Mission and objectives Workflow & needs

Mission and objectives Pathology Technical Framework The Pathology Technical Framework identifies the workflow, the actors (i.e. functional components, application roles), and shows the transactions between them. This description is organized into functional units called integration profiles that address specific clinical needs. It also chooses the appropriate messages of established standards to cover this new domain, and defines their implementation. 18 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Mission and objectives Pathology Technical Framework Volume 1: high-level view of the domain, identifying actors and transactions Volume 2 provides a detailed technical description of each transaction and of its messages. This document is updated annually, following a period of public review, and maintained regularly through the identification and correction of errata. 19 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Where are we? Annual cycles 5 steps Step 1 Integration Profiles NEEDS Standards Step 2 Technical Framework Integration Integration Profiles B Profile A Step 3 Connect-a-thon Connect-a-thon Results Step 4 Demonstration Product Integration Statement Step 5 User Site Request For Proposal (RFP) Products Easy to Integrate Product With Integration Profiles at the heart of : growing set of effective provider/vendor agreed solutions 20 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Step 2 : Technical Frameworks ADT Order Placer Department System Scheduler/ Order Filler Image Manager/ PPS Manager Acquisition Modality Register J.Doe Patient Registration [RAD -1] One or the other methods of creating an order is used Placer Order Management New [RAD-2] Filler Order Management - New [RAD-3] Schedule Procedure Procedure Scheduled [RAD -4] Filler Order Mgmt - Status Update [RAD-3] Query Modality Worklist [RAD-5] Modality Procedure Modality Procedure Step In Progress Step In Progress [CARD -1] [CARD-1] Perform Acquisition Patient Reconciliation J.Doe-> J.Smith Filler Order Mgmt - Status Update [RAD-3] Modality Procedure Step Completed [RAD -7] Modality Procedure Step Completed [RAD-7] Pt. Registration [RAD-1]? Patient Update [RAD -12]? DSS/ Order Filler Patient Update/ ADT Merge [RAD-12]? Placer Order Management [RAD-2]? Filler Order Management [RAD-3] Patient Update/ Merge [RAD -12]? Pt. Registration [RAD-1]? Patient Update [RAD-12] Order Placer Pathology TF V1.13 FOR TRIAL IMPLEMENTATION Volume 1 : 41 pages Volume 2 : 79 pages? Modality PS in Progress [CARD-1]? Modality PS Completed [RAD-7]? Modality PS in Progress [CARD-1]? Modality PS Completed [RAD-7] Performed Procedure Step Manager? Modality PS in Progress [CARD -1]? Modality PS Completed [RAD-7]? Modality PS in Progress [CARD-1]? Modality PS Completed [RAD-7]? Query Modality Worklist [RAD-5]? Procedure Scheduled [RAD-4]? Patient Update [RAD-12]? Procedure Updated [RAD-13]? Instance Availability Notification [RAD-49] Evidence Image Display Creator? Query Images [RAD -14] Storage?? Modality Image/Evidence? Retrieve Images/Evidence [CARD -4] Commitment Stored [CARD -2] [CARD-3] Image Image Manager Archive Storage? Modality Image/Evidence Commitment? Stored [CARD -2] [CARD-3] Acquisition Modality 21 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Scope & users needs Value SP CP CA RP Description Surgical Pathology -Surgical specimen -Biopsies Cytopathology (including fine needle aspiration biopsy FNAB) Clinical Autopsy Research in Pathology (TMA) Addressed by Pathology TF 2007 2008 Yes (Use cases 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4) (Use cases 2.1, 2.2) Yes (Use cases 3.1, 3.2) Yes (Use cases 4) Partially (Use cases 5) 1 or n specimen per container 1 or n procedure per order 22 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Specimen model : Usual situation Specimen can be identified by containers ID Gross imaging Virtual slide 23 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Specimen model : Unusual situations (research) : Tissue Micro Arrays More than one tissue item on slide coming from the DIFFERENT BLOCKS coming, from DIFFERENT PARTS and from DIFFERENT PATIENTS 24 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Scope : Pathology WF integration profile Continuity and integrity of basic pathology data acquired for examinations being ordered for an identified inpatient or outpatient. It focuses on the main transactions of: a) the ordering aspects of the workflow b) the reporting aspects of the workflow For this cycle, the reporting workflow is basic. c) the imaging aspects of the workflow. This Integration Profile also describes evidence creation. 25 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Contributors (Volume 1) GMSIH (Groupement pour la Modernisation du Système d Information Hospitalier) ADICAP (Association pour le Développement de l Informatique en Cytologie et Anatomie Pathologique) AP-HP SEIS (Spanish Health Informatics Society) SEAP (Spanish Society of Pathology) SFP (French Society of Pathology) DICOM and its affiliate organizations (DICOM WG26, DICOM WG6) HL7 and its affiliate organizations (HL7 pathology SIG) organization in each participating country: -France, - Spain. -J ( Japan) 26 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Contributors (volume 2) MEDASYS (Gif sur Yvette) TRIBVN (Châtillon) TECHNIDATA (Montbonnot Saint Martin) ETIAM (Rennes) GE Healthcare (US) INFOLOGIC (Valence) Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin (Germany) Servicio de Salud de Castilla-La Mancha (Spain) 27 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

28 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd Actors & Transactions

Relationships to other IP Radiology Scheduled Workflow (SWF) Laboratory Laboratory Scheduled Workflow (LSWF) Infrastructure Patient Administration Management (PAM) 29 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Standards HL7 v2.5 OML^O21/ORL^O21 + pièces jointes ORU^R01 + compte-rendu(s) joint(s) DICOM DICOM 2007 PS 3.4: Storage Service Class DICOM 2007 PS 3.4: Storage Commitment Push Model SOP Class DICOM 2007 PS 3.4: Query/Retrieve Service Class Supplément 122 : Specimen Identification and Revised Pathology SOP Classes 30 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Patient has 1 1-n Collection procedure Study 1 1 Equipment 1 1-n creates contains Series 1-n Is source of 1-n 1 contains 0-n Image Preparation process 1-n 1 is processed 1 is acquired on 0-n Specimen Container 1 1-n Contains 0,1 1-n Is part of Sampling process 31 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Specimen model (, DICOM, HL7) Three parallel efforts : -pathology, DICOM WG 26,HL7 Pathology Special Interest Group Yet distinct, each with its own purpose and organizational context Aligned One specimen model established in common across both standards. 32 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Join meetings : example Cologne, Germany. May 1st, 2007. Tuesday, May 1st Q1, Q2 and Q3 : joint HL7 AP SIG DICOM WG26 joint meeting - DICOM Specimen Model (Supplement 122). Tuesday, May 1st Q4 : joint HL7 AP SIG - Lab SIG (DICOM WG26) meeting - DICOM Specimen model in context of HL-7 Specimen Model 33 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Step 3 : Implementation & test SEPTEMBER JUNE JANUARY-APRIL Step 1 Integration Profiles NEEDS Standards Step 2 Technical Framework Integration Integration Profiles B Profile A Step 3 Connect-a-thon Connect-a-thon Results 01-04/2009 Product With Step 4 Demonstration Product Integration Statement Step 5 User Site Request For Proposal (RFP) Products Easy to Integrate 34 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Step 3 : Implementation & test Connectathon (US January-Europe: April) Open invitation to vendor community provides advance testing tools (MESA) Vendors must succeed preliminary tests before registration connectathon Neutral testing organization and supervision by project management team Thousands of cross-vendor tests performed Results recorded and published 35 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Step 3: Connectathon Noordwijkerhout 2005: 300 participants, 100 systems, 62 vendors 36 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Step 3: Connectathon - Results 37 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Step 4 : Demonstration Step 1 Integration Profiles NEEDS Standards Step 2 Technical Framework Integration Integration Profiles B Profile A Step 3 Connect-a-thon Connect-a-thon Results Step 4 Demonstration Product Integration Statement Step 5 User Site Request For Proposal (RFP) Products Easy to Integrate Product With 38 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

39 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd Step 4 : Demonstration Hôpital Expo, May 2004

Step 5 : Integration Statement Step 1 Integration Profiles NEEDS Standards Step 2 Technical Framework Integration Integration Profiles B Profile A Step 3 Connect-a-thon Connect-a-thon Results Step 4 Demonstration Product Integration Statement Step 5 User Site Request For Proposal (RFP) Products Easy to Integrate Product With 40 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Step 5 : Integration Statement Vendors claim compliance to Integration Profiles by publishing an Integration Statement for each product. 41 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

WG2 Informatics Standards in Pathology Standardization bodies : DICOM, HL7, SNOMED, CEN Actual work packages DICOM WG2.1 : Adoption requirements to use JPEG2000 in DICOM WG2.2 : Propose DICOM headings to enable JPEG2000 wrappings WG2.4 : Edition of implementation HL7, SNOMED, CEN WG2.3 : Participation in all standards bodies and initiatives Scientific societies, external working groups WG2.5 Liaising with European and national scientific societies, external working groups 42 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

WG2 Informatics Standards in Pathology Tasks T2.1 - Defining strategic integration profiles Driven by users needs (dependency with WG1: Pathology Business Modelling) The right information, at the right time, at the right place, provided to the right HC professional Technical framework (dependency with WG3/4) WG2.1 : Adoption requirements to use JPEG2000 in DICOM WG2.2 : Propose DICOM headings to enable JPEG2000 wrappings WG2.4 : Edition of implementation 43 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

WG2 Informatics Standards in Pathology Work packages T2.2 - Contribution to operational standards WG2.3 : Participation in all standards bodies and intiatives) Standardization bodies (DICOM, HL7 (OMG)) jpeg2000 CEN? IHTSDO (SNOMED), (Pathology, ITI Terminology), WG2.5 Liaising with (US?), European and national scientific societies, external working groups Semantic interoperability: CTS2 Interoperability platform: OpenSC, DebugIT, CaBIG T2.3 - Interoperability platform Terminology resources & ontologies for anatomic pathology (SNOMED CT, LOINC, ADICAP, etc) (IHT SDO) Information models (CEN? HL7 templates, archetypes) HL7 v3 D-MIM specimen model HL7 Continuity of Care Document (CCD) (structured report) 44 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

T2.1 - Defining strategic integration profiles

Where are we going? Integration Pathology WF Open issues Query/return keys for DICOM WL (HL7/DICOM specimen related items alignment) (CD, JK, EC) Example of messages for trial implementation Order : PAT1-PAT2 (ML?) Procedure update, Modality WL : PAT4,PAT5 (JK,VD,EC?) Report : PAT3 (?) New transaction from Image Manager to Order Filler (notification that a DICOM instance has been stored) DICOM supp122/ TF appendix alignment (CD) 46 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Where are we going? Patient Administrati on Management (PAM)** Manage Patient and Encounter information as well as movement within an acute care encounter Terminology sharing XDS XDS-I Manage imaging worklists Create and store images (excluding WSI) Track status, notify specimen processing related steps (Tissue bank, automatins, etc) Pathology Workflow (PWF) Order, track status of order Track status, notify image acquisition related steps & WSI Key Image Note (KIN*) Manage worklists, track status, notify image processing and CAD steps Evidence Document (ED*) Create and track results Pathology ReportingW orkflow (PRWF) Track status, notify acquisition related steps (Structued Report) Consistant Presentation of Images (CPI*) 47 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Where are we going? Integration Profile Proposals Editor & contributors Proposals ue for Toledo face-to-face meeting (May 17, 2008) WG1 will provide the business model Proposals Integrating whole slides images to PACS (WG3 BB, JK, VDM, MA?) : Appropriatness of jpeg2000, JPsearch, MPEG in pathology, alternative (MS) : Pathology domain?? Using terminology services to address semantic interoperability in anatomic pathology (CD,VDM, AL, VP, RL, Mondeca??) Defining HL7 templates for structured reports in anatomic pathology (CD, Santéos??) Integrating PIS and Tissue banks, immunohistochemstery automatons or TissueMacro Arrayers (WG4) (?) Others? 48 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Where are we going? DICOM WG26 Roadmap (WG3) Short-Term Objectives Gross imaging and associated description and overlay; Slide microscopy either key images or whole-slide microscopic imaging (WSI) taking into account that each magnification level from the macroscopic to low, medium and high magnification microscopy could have specific uses; Hyperspectral and other related modalities; Drawings and measuring, at gross and microscopy levels; Cross-references between physical objects and their images. (This may require adopting or developing a standard for defining "unique identifiers" for arbitrary objects, such as GUIDs, OIDs, urn's, hierarchical naming schemes, etc.) Accessing multi-gigabyte image objects at multiple resolutions. (The image space of interest involves mapping from a submicron to multicentimeter object scales, to image dimensions in the range of 100 to 102 layers x 107 pixels x 107 pixels.) 49 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

Where are we going? DICOM WG26 Roadmap (WG3) Future Work Items Structured Reports and/or Evidence Documents in Pathology involving full demographic information; Correlation of radiologic and pathologic images, including imageguided biopsies; Coding information based upon existing WHO codification (SNOMED and also ADICAP thesaurus); Navigating in a hierarchy of images by means of annotations of images and/or drawings (e.g., gross imaging annotated with blocks localization); Dealing with Tissue Micro Arrays (one slide for hundreds of patient) with a link to patient information; Integration of automated image analysis tools with WSI. 50 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

T2.2 - Contribution to operational standards

Contribution to standards Who? How? -DICOM-HL7 (CD,JK) : TF (WG2/WG3) Pathology -DICOM WG26 : Toledo : face to face meeting Planning & Technical committee vote Integration Profile proposals review & ballot Roadmap (agenda of Tconf&meetings) Jpeg2000 (MA) (WG3) : march-april 08 meeting Announce of the COST action and expected activities feed back expected IHTSDO (SNOMED) (AL) CEN (MG) SEIS Terminology : (Pathology, ITI Terminology), Semantic interoperability: CTS2? (METU CEN Semantic interoperability) Interoperability platform: OpenSC, DebugIT, CaBIG? Support of COST 52 - Action IC604, Kick-off meeting, Friday february 1st & 2nd

T2.3 - Interoperability platform (Integration platform)?