DRAFT Meeting Notes 2013-10-10
Kantara Initiative Health Identity Assurance WG Teleconference
DRAFT Meeting Notes 2013 October 10
Date and Time
Date: Thursday, 10 October 2013
Time: 10:00 PT | 12:00 CT | 13:00 ET
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Agenda
Administration:
Roll Call
Agenda Confirmation
Meeting Minutes Approval: No minutes ready for approval.
Organization updates - Director's Corner
Upcoming Events page: http://kantarainitiative.org/confluence/x/pYDWAw
Call for Healthcare-related Events and Conferences that members plan to attend
Report out from latest LC meeting
Action Item Review
Discussion
Continuation of the discussion on the Feasibility Study work
AOB
Adjourn
Attendees
As of September 26, 2013, quorum is 7 out of 12 voting participants.
Quorum was not achieved
Voting
Pete Palmer
Andrew Hughes
Terry Gold
Rich Furr
Ron Moser
Non-Voting
Linda Goettler
Jerry Coxe
Rick Moore
Staff
Apologies
Laurie Tull
Administration
Minutes Approval
No minutes ready for approval
Organization updates
Upcoming Events page: http://kantarainitiative.org/confluence/x/pYDWAw
Discussion
HIAWG Deliverable
Discussion 10 October 2013
Terry outlined the background of the feasibility study request
Developing a document for circulation to frame the conversation to build out the document - annotated Table of Contents
Looking to ensure that impacted stakeholders have the opportunity to participate
Timelines? It depends on contributions from the sponsors and stakeholders.
Terry and Ron to discuss scope etc offline
Discussion 26 September 2013
(Summary of notes follows)
Andrew gave a brief overview of the state of play that caused the need for the Feasibiilty Study
The DRAFT objective statement “Clarification and stabilization for market consumers….”
The 5 questions that the study should answer:
Why are there and should there be several accreditation authorities? Are there opportunities for streamlining?
What are the drivers? Enablers and Barriers for RP’s to accept one certification but not others?
Question of scope: are we only looking at Federal RP’s? or wider? Or a Geography?
What are the challenges: what are the enablers and barriers for cross acceptance of assessment results or certifications?
How will this be measured? How are the SAC’s different from one program to another?
What would be needed to make progress to resolve the issues?
Question: who is the sponsor? And what will they do with the results?
The sponsors are: EHNAC, DirectTrust.org and Kantara
Result will be delivered to the Kantara Board
The study will not make recommendations about specific actions to take. It is a study to help the executive management teams make sound choices on this topic.
Stakeholders are not necessarily the Sponsors
Include people on this call plus others
The stakeholders should be assisting with the work to ensure the best report possible
Question from the group
The EHR application providers will get great value from this. When they want to provide Identity – they look at the certifications required and don’t know how to proceed.
The criteria are similar enough that something is possible
There are some differences in the DirectTrust Certificate Policies that are not typical in PKI deployments
There’s the possibility of the HIE community coming out with additional criteria
HIEs have small margins & fees are high for them
NATE – working with HIEs on Identity issues;
Are there key stakeholders that must be present in order for this Feasibility Study to have legitimacy?
National eHealth Collaborative? – they do lots of research and broadcasting
CMS? – these are important ones to keep looped in
ONC?
Maybe solicit participation via HIMSS, NEHC, etc members?
Discussion 29 August 2013
First Deliverable proposed: "Analysis of the feasibility of using a single comprehensive or several overlapping Accreditation Schemes for certification of Identity Proofing & Verification and Credential Management Service Providers."
Can the different schemes be mapped? Harmonized?
Are all the schemes needed?
Will get pushback from Industry if Healthcare Assurance Industry tells organizations that they must get multiple, similar certifications
Most IDPV processes are not based on effectiveness evidence - some evidence that the mechanisms (e.g. birth cert, picture ID) used to identify people are actually working as intended, with indications of failure rates
Kantara has a NASPO liaison - HIAWG should leverage this
If HIAWG does not have the required expertise, we should seek out and engage them
Lead Editor: Pete Palmer nominates Terry Gold - need to discuss scope and effort level first
Contributors: Pete Palmer, Rich Furr (provisional), Bill Braithwaite, David Kibbe
Call for potential content for the study
Consumers: Kantara Board of Trustees; Kantara Assurance Review Board; Verizon;
Potentials: end-user stakeholder
Approach: Identify parties that should be impacted and get them to actively provide guidance -> Deliverable steering group
Timeline: sooner rather than later (Stage2 begins next year)
Drivers: Meaningful Use schedule
The Vendors serving providers - all complain that the cost of identity verification methods cost too much
Physician Groups and Hospital Groups should be interested
Meaningful use is mandatory as of next year
The Providers are not really concerned about identity verification today
it is really a Payer problem and concern
if they spend $$ how much improvement and cost effectiveness will they get
This is a consistent theme
ACTION: Pete Palmer to discuss lead role with Terry Gold - Lead will convene working meetings as needed.
AOB
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Next Meeting
Date: Thursday, 24 October 2013
Time: 10:00 PT | 12:00 CT | 13:00 ET
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