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Monica Rambeau
IN scope for this use case:
- Reproductive health data
- Modular: option for either surgical data or medical abortion data. Additionally, medical abortions can only go until 10 weeks, so this wouldn't give time to do genetic testing.
- Gender identity, sexual orientation
- Data shared with: portal proxy (guardian), recipient EHR, ancillary services, payer; expanding to:
- Portal proxy (guardian)
- Recipient EHR across state lines
- HIE for care management
- HIE (de-identified) for metric analysis
- 3rd party mobile app (non-HIPAA C/E)
- Ancillary services (outside lab, pharmacy)
- Payer
- V2 - excluding immigration
- In v2, will simplify use case for patient > 18 y/o; and add option to have it for minor (which adds complexity)
OUT of scope:
- Questions of patient capacity
- Unstructured data, including note
- Discussions of safety, appropriateness of sharing (deferred to Delphi, Implementation)
Data Granularity Constraints
- Reproductive Health (high level), must include:
- STI data, must include:
- HIV testing & treatment data, requires separate consent in some states
- OB Hx, intrapartum and postpartum care must include:
-Therapeautic abortion hx (including in GTPALs that may indicate this, other) - separate concern for criminalization
- Contraception
- Fertility
- Reproductive health screenings and pathology (e.g. Pap smears, dysmenorrhea, may include mammography, prostate cancer, ED); some overlap with STI
- Genetic screening of mom and baby - special protections in some states
- Sex/Gender (high level):
- Legal sex - this is required by law/billing, and may need to be dealt with separately
- HL7 gender harmony - Gender Harmony IG
- Recorded gender or sex
- Sex assigned at birth
- Sex for clinical use
- Gender identity
- Identification:
- Name to use/preferred name
- Pronouns
- Sexual orientation
- Partners
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