UKCPRS Drug Dictionary Project Update for HL7 Autumn 2002

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UKCPRS Drug Dictionary ProjectUpdate for HL7
Autumn 2002

• Julie James/Paul Frosdick
• Blue Wave Informatics /
• NHS Information Authority

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The Holy Grail..

• A Single Comprehensive Electronic Dictionary of
  Medicinal Products (and Personal Medical Devices)
  to support Clinical Care across all sectors of
  the Health Service
• to support the EHR, ETP, and patient record
  transfer
• Now also looking at the supply/logistics chain
  and industry involvement, including bar coding
  issues

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Progress to Date

• PCDD being populated
• SCDD being prototyped
• Testing processes being planned
• ISB acceptance being investigated
• Devices Dictionary work commenced
• Implementation, Distribution and Roll Out work
  being scoped

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Communications

• Website
• Launch to the Clinical Professions
• User Roadshow
• Professional Conferences (BPC etc.)
• Launch/Update to System Suppliers
• Suppliers Fora
• Suppliers List Server
• Technical List Server
• For all interested parties
• Demonstration CD

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SCDD Prototype Development

• Build physical database from Model
• Build data entry tools
• Build a test database
• Range of Coverage
• All formulations dry powder injections, liquid
  injections etc.
• Secondary Care specific products
  radiopharmaceuticals etc.
• Expand the Editorial Policy SNF
• For the Secondary Care specific items
• For attributes needed more specifically in
  Secondary Care
• Formulation Route of Administration
  harmonisation
• Build Work Instructions

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Editorial Policy

• Guiding data entry into the dictionary
• Uses patterns and examples from various object
  groups (e.g. solid dose forms, inhalers, liquid
  injections etc.) to ensure consistency of data
  entry
• Defines the SNF for descriptive naming
• Governs supplementary dictionaries (e.g. for
  flavour, manufacturers etc.)
• Foundational for Implementation Guidance - a
  vocabulary for clinical use
• Editorial Board

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UKCPRS Demonstrator

• CD
• On the website www.nhsia.nhs.uk/ukcprs