Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System

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VAERS Messages Development in
HL-7 and Information Capture
Contra Costa County Health Services
Siu Wing Tong, Ph.D.
Information Systems Division
Contra Costa County Health Services, California
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What is VAERS?
 Briefly
described …
– Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System
– Joint effort by
 CDC
 FDA
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What is VAERS?, Cont’d
 There
is a Published Protocol
– For creating the HL-7 messages
– CDC’s VAERS document
– VAERS messages use ORU message
type of HL-7
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First Implementation
 Done
in summer of 2002 months before
the 3rd IRC held in PA
 Sample of test messages submitted to
CDC
 (Susan Abernathy before her retirement
from CDC in late 2002)
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Architecture
 Use
the same “HL-7 Gateway Web
Service” architecture to send & receive
messages
– Presented during the 2nd day HL-7
symposium during the 3rd IRC in PA hosted
by Susan Abernathy
– 4-page description of the gateway
published in 3rd IRC available
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eCCAIR 4.0 HL7- Web Service Gateway
Remote Sites
External
Organization
Contra Costa County
HL7 queries
(VXQ)
XML / SOAP
Other Remote
object
Clients
External IZ
Registry/
CA State Hub/
Other System
HL7 Gateway
Web Services
HL7 messages
(VXX) Multiple patient
(VXQ)
matches
eCCAIR
Web Browser
style
Clients
eCCAIR
Web Browser
style Clients
(VXX or
VXR)
Web Site
(web server)
(VXR) Response with
demographics & shot
history
(VXQ)
Server
Application
(accepts queries and
unsolicited updates)
eCCAIR
Windows style
Clients
(VXX or
VXR)
(VXU)
Unsolicite
d Updates
local SQL Server
[Internet]
[Windows Sockets
Communication or
FTP or email]
Database
Architecture, Cont’d
– Free HL-7 parser and message generator,
Chameleon, from InterfaceWare of
Canada, when participating in Susan
Abernathy’s project in 2001-2002
– Other commercially available HL-7 parsers
such as Neotool are expected to work as
well
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Architecture, Cont’d
– Cannot embed HL-7 parsers in our new,
dot-NET compiled IZ system because
neither in-house Neotool nor Chameleon
were compatible with dot-NET in 2001
– Wrapped in Microsoft web services
Advantages of web services
 Web services solved platform incompatibility
 Additional flexibility

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VAERS Message Sample
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Susan Abernathy’s Suggestions
 We
followed
 New screen to capture the extra data
items on paper form
 Store and persist the extra data items
 Support additional batch mode of
creating HL-7 messages to be sent
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Screen with Reaction Noted
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Contributors
 Bhumil
Shah
 Siu Wing Tong
Contra Costa County Health Services, California
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Contact Us
Siu Wing Tong, Ph.D.
Information Technology Supervisor
Contra Costa County Health Services
595 Center Ave, Suite 200
Martinez, CA 94553
[email protected]
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