Page Comparison

Stakeholder group

SHIELD organization

Name of SHIELD member

organization designation

Industry Entity

Labgnostic, Inc.

Aaron Green

primary

secondary

Epic

Dan Rutz

primary

secondary

Biomerieux

Xavier Gansel

primary

secondary

Roche

Cornelia Felder

primary

secondary

Scientific Advisory Committees for pharmaceutical, diagnostic and pharmaceutical services companies 

Jack Bloom

primary

secondary

Healthcare Provider

Indiana University/Indiana University Health/Association for Molecular Pathology

Mehdi Nassiri, MD

primary

secondary

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Andrea Pitkus, PhD, MLS(ASCP)CM, FAMIA

primary

secondary

UT Southwestern Medical Center

Hung Luu

primary

secondary

UNMC

Scott Campbell

primary

secondary

Tufts Medical Center

Nanguneri Nirmala

primary

secondary

Sonic Healthcare

Eric Crugnale

primary

Quest Diagnostics

Collom, Craig D

primary

Standards Organization

SNOMED International

James T. Case

primary

secondary

Regenstrief Institute

Marjorie Rallins

primary

Eza Hafeza

secondary

HL7

Julia Skapik?

primary

secondary

Professional Organization

Association of Public Health Laboratories

Riki Merrick

primary

secondary

Graphite Health

Stan Huff

primary

secondary

CAP

Raj Dash

primary

secondary

AMP

Robyn Temple

primary

secondary

Quorum evalution (two-thirds (2/3) of the Voting Representatives shall be necessary to constitute a quorum for the transaction of business)

Currently we have 18 named members, so 2/3 = 12

Open Meeting

Quorum reached at 12:05 PM ET

Review Steering Committee

Added column to capture the

perspective folks are bringing to the Steering Committee - this will help to figure out where to properly place

folks (what stakeholder group) and who might be a good replacement when

their term is up (so that it is not limited to the current organizations over time) - homework for all to fill out.

For the healthcare provider we should make each one individual member / primary voter, while for the Associations we can have a primary voter and an alternate voter, who gets to vote only when the primary is not available; alternate voters must be named ahead of time and be on the roster. We can deal next time with identifying where else we might have alternate voters once we have perspective/ experience filled in.

While ACLA reached out and suggested Craig and Eric for the Steering Committee, the idea is that they are “wearing the commercial lab hat” - not the “ACLA hat” (Eric/Craig to check with Joan).

Goal is to have 13 - 21 members and we also still have 7 government reps (non-voting) to add, so may need to adjust the list somewhat after we have perspective / experience filled in.

Elect Officers

We should approve the charter and standing rules first, because that defines the officers for the Steering Committee - move to next call

Approve SHIELD Community Charter

Motion to approve Hung, Stan

- further

discussion: consider adding principal to reduce burden for providers and

laboratories - accepted as

friendly amendment _ add bullet: Reduce administrative burden on laboratory and healthcare providers (e.g related to mapping/cross referencing test)

- against: 0, abstain: 0, in favor: 15

Approve SHIELD Community Standing Rules

Motion to approve Marjorie, Dan

- no further discussion

- against: 0, abstain: 0, in favor: 15

Next call

Next meeting choices are 3/21 (no Riki) or 4/4 (SNOMED business meeting, no Robyn) and that would establish the cadence as first Tuesday of the month

We should make 1st and 3rd standing calls and cancel when not needed or reduce the cadence once we have all of our action items completed. 4/18 is HIMMS.

Given that we have a lot to do now, maybe we hijack next week’s SHIELD #2 call and push that presentation back to 4/11.

Decision: Next meeting will be 3/14 - will move the SHIELD #2 to April 11 and set up regular call cadence for 1st and 3rd Tuesday 12 -1 PM ET AND send out a poll to see who is around for those dates through end of May.

Adjourned

1:00 PM ET