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1 Laboratory LOINC Workshop Indianapolis, IN USA LOINC Update Highlights since we last met Daniel J. Vreeman, PT, DPT, MS Regenstrief-McDonald Scholar in Data Standards Indiana University School of Director, LOINC and Health Data Standards Regenstrief Center for Biomedical Informatics 2017
2 Welcome to the LOINC Community photo via jamescridland cc-by
3 Committee Interaction Have something to add? Raise your hand by selecting the hand icon. A member of the LOINC team will open your microphone. Have a question the LOINC team can answer? Use the Q&A section of the webinar. Raise hand Ask your question here
4 meeting.loinc.org Handouts are at bottom of page
5 Topics 1. A brand new loinc.org 2. Growth and usage 3. Brief collaboration updates 4. LOINC release updates 5. Coming attractions photo via Vernio77
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7 Growth and Usage
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9 47,000+ registered users from 166 countries 6,000 new users per year
10 loinc.org registered users 50,000 45,000 40,000 search.loinc.org login requirement De-dupe & Purge! 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 6,000 new users per year 0
11 Official national standard in 30+ countries
12 Overall loinc.org website traffic June 2016 to May 2017 About 15% increase in sessions, users, and page views
13 Overall loinc.org website traffic
14 Overall loinc.org website traffic (2017) #17 in 2015! #10 in 2015! Up two slots each! New to the top 10!
15 search.loinc.org website traffic June 2016-May 2017 Summary
16 Translations into 18 variants of 12 languages
17 A small taste of recent LOINC adoption around the world
18 Open-source LIMS in Vietnam Implemented at 38 hospital, public health, and HIV testing laboratories in Vietnam. Mapped to LOINC to facilitate data exchange and interoperability projects a feasible approach towards establishing a sustainable laboratory informatics program that met the needs of health laboratories in Vietnam. Landgraf KM, Kakkar R, Meigs M, et al. Open-source LIMS in Vietnam: The path toward sustainability and host country ownership. Int J Med Inform Sep; 93: Epub 2016 Jun 23. PubMed PMID:
19 Austrian National Patient Health Record (ELGA) LOINC for laboratory tests as well as for document and section encoding. A value set of LOINC codes and preliminary ELGA-wide codes was developed for laboratory analyses and is constantly maintained and updated in coordination with the laboratory community. Seerainer C, Sabutsch SW. ehealth Terminology Management in Austria. Stud Health Technol Inform. 2016;228: PubMed PMID:
20 Nictiz Many national projects in the Netherlands are using LOINC Nationwide surveillance network for bacterial typing and antibiotic resistance surveillance National laboratory code list (selected by NVKC and NVMM societies) National special test registry (WieDoetWatdatabase) Nictiz is a LOINC Premium Member
21 International Patient Summary (IPS) A non-exhaustive patient summary, specialtyagnostic, condition-independent, but readily usable by clinicians for the cross-border unscheduled care of a patient. Coordinated with the IPS project mandated to CEN TC 251 by the European Commission. Uses LOINC for: Document type, sections, lab results, other clinical observations, and radiology reports
22 Turkish Ministry of Health General Directorate of Health Services recently mandated LOINC for laboratory results in public, university, and private health facilities Maintain a Turkish translation of LOINC and mapping to national billing codes (plus online search/mapping tool).
23 Moving standardization upstream Let all the downstream data recipients benefit photo via Fishking_1 cc-by
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26 A few highlights from the USA
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28 Lots o LOINC Representing Patient Allergic Reactions Representing Patient Family Health History Representing Patient Functional Status and/ or Disability Representing Imaging Diagnostics, Interventions and Procedures Representing Laboratory Tests Nursing Representing Nursing Assessments Representing Nursing Interventions Representing Outcomes for Nursing Representing Patient Clinical Problems (i.e., Conditions) Sex at Birth, Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Representing Patient Gender Identity Representing Patient Sex (At Birth) Representing Patient-Identified Sexual Orientation Social Determinants Representing Financial Resource Strain Representing Level of Education Representing Stress Representing Depression Representing Physical Activity Representing Alcohol Use Representing Social Connection and Isolation Representing Exposure to Violence (Intimate Partner Violence) Representing Patient Tobacco Use (Smoking Status) Representing Patient Vital Signs
29 U.S. Food and Drug Administration LOINC codes will be required for laboratory test data in studies starting after March 2018 Actively facilitating discussion with IVD vendors about identifying the LOINC codes associated with their products More on this later
30 Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Long term goal of unification across settings. Representing all data elements from assessment instruments in LOINC. Focused on MDS, OASIS, IRF-PAI, LCDS instruments now. 2,000+ individual data elements! Contract HHSM C
31 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Longtime users of LOINC: Electronic Laboratory Reporting Case Reporting Reportable Condition Mapping Table Immunization Messaging National Emergency Medical Services Info System National Trauma Data Standards National Healthcare Safety Network - Healthcare Associated Infection (HAI)
32 Banding together for global good photo via scarlatti2004_images cc-by-sa
33 Active Collaborations IICC HL7 IEEE SNOMED Intl RSNA NIDDK APSE/CTSI NCCIH NIBIB CMS biomérieux
34 LOINC Release 2.59 (patch) / 2.60 (beta) / 2.61 (coming)
35 A note about what we learned in version 2.59
36 LOINC Codes Over Time by Release 90,000 80,000 LOINC Codes Only Lab LOINC Codes 70,000 60,000 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 laboratory terms only 0
37 Content development team has done a remarkable job tackling our queue of term requests Our target was processing all requests received 6 weeks out of a beta release date Some of our funded projects are for developing specific content (e.g. CMS)
38 Median turnaround time About 75 days for lab requests About 72 days for clinical requests Current request queue requested LOINCs 87% of those requested within the last 3 months* *Terms older than 3 months may be awaiting submitter information, Committee review, etc. Continue evolving our multi-level QA process to try to decrease that time even further
39 Reminder of coming data file changes Approved expansion of most text field sizes to 255 characters See Release Notes or Announcement
40 New changes (for June 2018) Pascal case (and potentially other) changes to file name conventions Making the Answers worksheet of Panels and Forms File consistent with the structure of the new AnswerList file.
41 License Updates Added new release files Same basic principles Updated Third Party attributions Spoiler alert! Now contains some SNOMED CT and RxNorm mappings
42 RELMA 6.19 Updates
43 Updated Translations
44 No new features But a good visualization of our new multi-axial hierarchy enhancements. I won t steal Swapna s thunder though
45 Canonical LOINC Representation in FHIR
46 FHIR Terminology Services We are collaboratively defining a canonical representation of LOINC for use in FHIR as a CodeSystem Specifies generic filters/attributes: parent, child, ancestor, descendant Specifies LOINC-specific filters/attributes: STATUS, COMPONENT, PROPERTY, etc Highlights our strange field names People want to use Part codes here (e.g. compose/decompose)
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48 Coming Attractions
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50 Upcoming Meetings Tutorial at MedInfo Congress 2017 (Hangzhou, China) to Fall 2017 Clinical LOINC Meeting (Salt Lake City, UT USA) to Tutorial at AMIA Annual Symposium (Washington, D.C. USA) to FHIR DevDays - Terminology Track (Amsterdam, Netherlands) to Winter 2017 Lab LOINC Meeting (Indianapolis, IN USA) to Spring 2018 International LOINC Meeting (Tentative) TBD Summer 2018 Lab LOINC Meeting (Indianapolis, IN USA) to
51 Enhanced Educational Opportunities More modular approach Possible sessions include: Submitting new term requests Domain-specific mapping tips (micro, genetics) Deep dive into accessory files Mapping lab What would you like to see?
52 Clarified and improved LOINC Committee structure Committee composition (lab, clinical, rad) Officer roles defined Committee membership clarified A few categories (individual, organization, international affiliate) Prerequisites (attendance, IP agreement) Membership duration (pruning absentees) Overall goal is to preserve the success of this group as an advisory body to Regenstrief
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