Date
Mar 9, 2023
Present | Name | Organization |
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x | Nancy Cornish | CDC |
x | Manjula Gama-Ralalage | CDC |
x | Riki Merrick | APHL |
x | Christina Gallegos | APHL |
x | Amy Lui | Inductive Health / APHL |
x | Raj Dash | Duke / CAP |
x | John Snyder | National Library of Medicine (SNOMED CT) |
x | Andrea Pitkus | UW |
x | Kathy Walsh | Labcorp |
x | Rob Hausam | Hausam Consulting |
x | Doug Franklin | APHL |
x | Pam Banning | 3M |
Discussion topics
Item | Notes |
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Item | Notes |
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Upcoming OOO |
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Presentation from National Cancer Surveillance Program at CDC to ONC |
Is there a way we can help? Could make LOINC Committee aware of this topic |
TRUU-Lab follow up
| Dr. Sing will provide update on TRUU Lab for CLIAC April 12- update to this presentation from 2018 https://www.cdc.gov/cliac/docs/addenda/cliac0919/13_TRUU-LAB_Singh.pdf Also present to Clinical Lab Partners Forum - not scheduled yet SHIELD might put up a Test Naming topic call April 11 Some questions from SHIELD:
Riki/Nancy to Follow up with Dr. Singh on getting this information out there to get added to the calls
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Reporting Biomarkers to Cancer registries | No updates |
Specimen CMT - Progress |
https://app.smartsheet.com/sheets/h6JWqw5v9pwvrqWMq9r4g85CXjv9M8VvVqvHRwc1?view=grid |
Specimen CMT - Hosting Options |
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Specimen CMT - education | |
Specimen CMT - potential pilot sites | Goal is to have some implementers lined up by April - so who to reach out to? |
Specimen CMT - tracking implementation impact
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Specimen CMT - Compare to NHS Medical Terminology testing | |
Specimen CMT - review of terms with questions | |
Future projects for this call after CMT |
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