OIDM Data Model/Library Meeting Summary 2024–01–26 Agenda/Notes of the Meeting * Introduction of ideas * Need to try to connect to standards * IHE: IRA profile in FHIR 3.0 * HL7 * Idea of using in other areas * PACS viewer * Workflow manager * Outcome tracking * Would this be more like a protocol or an actual runtime? * Could imagine both—integrated,
Data Model: Structure and Function In our article on OIDM-based reporting assistance, we described a framework by which a reporting system exposes data about the current reporting context to plugins, which are then able to use that context to potentially offer assistance back to the reporting radiologist via standardized commands. Let's take a
2024 New Year Update Hello OIDM Community! We're excited to bring you some key updates following a busy period leading up to RSNA. Our community has seen remarkable developments, and we’re eager to share them with you. OIDM Assisted Reporting Framework Enhancements At RSNA, Nuance showcased advanced capabilities of the OIDM-based
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OIDM-Based Next-gen Reporting Assistance Framework One of the key ideas of the OIDM framework is to enable the creation of tools that work within the systems that make up the imaging informatics ecosystem — the reporting tool, PACs, viewer, the worklist manager, and data exploration tools. What would this look like in the context of the
Updates SIIM Update First, welcome to the new OIDM newsletter/website! You're signed up; you can set login credentials if you want to be able to comment on the pages as we develop them. In-person Meeting Had a great in-person meeting: it was really terrific to see so many interested folks,
Articles Featured Findings, CDEs, and Observations Radiology findings can be represented in a standard format based on FHIR Observations semantically labeled with ACR/RSNA Common Data Element identifiers. The core of the ORDM model is the Observation structure, which represents a single observation or finding. An Observation represents an imaging finding (broadly construed; for examples, see
Updates Building Our Home We've selected a blogging platform here, and we're going to start bringing the content from the old site over and creating the new pages needed to support our burgeoning community! So far, we've got the About page—check it out, offer comments as you
