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1 MHD-I: The Future Brad Genereaux February 2014

2 Agenda Review summary of original scope Review summary of high level feedback Highlight five different directions Proposed (and prepared) option Two high level questions Introduction to MHD-I MHD-I Profile Review

3 Original Scope RESTful access to XDS-I repositories A separate profile – Not an option on XDS-I profile Read only access Simple JSON data format – Not based on QIDO data model (at the time, work was underway in DICOM standard, not approved) Modelled after trial MHD profile and extended

4 Feedback from November’s F2F Don’t like it is tied to “mobile”; it will work across all platforms Don’t like that it is restricted to just XDS-I repositories; it should also provide access to normal DICOM repositories – Desire to bring QIDO-RS to Connectathon Don’t like that it is tied to MHD; that profile is not stable and won’t be for some time

5 Five Options for Moving Forward Discussions with some stakeholders - – DICOMweb and XDS-I scenarios One profile, two providers, one consumer One profile, one provider, one consumer Two separate profiles – Just XDS-I scenarios FHIR XDS-I.c

6 One Profile: Two providers, One consumer Create a new profile, modelled after ARI (Access to Radiology Information), called WARI (W = Web) One consumer, two possible providers (DICOMweb QIDO-RS, and RESTful XDS-I format defined by profile) Same query to both providers, but different response PRO: Logically separated for the provider CON: Burden placed onto consumer who must cope with two different data formats

7 One Profile: One provider, One consumer Have only one consumer, and one provider, and one data type (QIDO-RS) Still connects to XDS-I, but as a named option with details on how to map queries PRO: Much easier for the consumer CON: Much harder for an XDS Registry to conform

8 Two Separate Profiles Create a QIDO-RS based profile Create an XDS-I based profile for RESTful access PRO: Straight-forward and logically separated CON: A consumer wishing to use both methods have to implement both profiles

9 FHIR using ImagingStudy It has already made a link to possibly serving up XDS-I resources PRO: For XDS-I REST response, data format already specified CON: FHIR not stable, FHIR not necessarily suited for DICOM-based systems, FHIR child objects (i.e., patient) unnecessarily complicated for use cases, some information not available to XDS-I unless objects are pulled

10 XDS-I.c Natural evolution of the XDS-I profile PRO: Feels like a complete solution, more buy-in from implementers CON: Bolder than initial scope, not necessarily an “extension” of XDS

11 Proposed Option (that I have Prepared) One profile for MHD-I (for XDS-I) – True to both original scope, and to desire from last F2F meeting – Add WADO-RS to this profile – MHD-I title will stand QIDO-RS will be shelved for a future profile proposal

12 INTRODUCTION TO MHD-I

13 MHD-I Key Points


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