Builder Meeting

A monthly Builder Meeting (previously the biweekly "Builder Scrum") provides Builders with opportunities to discover areas where they can contribute and to report on any tasks already assigned. We ask that all Builders make a strong effort to attend this monthly meeting, as it will be a key space for support, learning, and collaboration. IT partners and leadership are encouraged to join if they have updates or changes to share with the Builder community.

Objectives

As the most frequent and familiar Builder forum, the monthly meeting gives opportunity for key Connect Care Builder Program objectives to be addressed:

Participants

Builder Meeting invitees include:

Topics

The monthly meetings operate in an informal, task and action-oriented fashion. Design and development requests are pre-triaged within the JIRA task management system, then brought forward for review in the monthly meeting. As new and ongoing tasks are reviewed, Builders connect with Analysis and other resources to tackle specific tasks. Clinical System Design leads come prepared to provide or facilitate access to relevant clinical content and use cases. IT analysts come prepared with guidance about system impacts and build considerations.

Triage

The Connect Care Team maintains a list of design and enhancement requests. These are gathered from ServiceNow (help desk) tickets, Area Council requests, new Epic capabilities, and Connect Care governance. Items are reviewed and characterized at a high level to determine complexity and feasibility and to estimate the amount of effort required for a solution. Items require prioritization and approval from appropriate Connect Care committees and/or councils before proceeding with development. Ultimately, this 'ticket history' is represented in the JIRA task management system, where there are views of all incoming requests that might be Builder-appropriate.

Builders are expected to comply with all Connect Care enhancement request processes, many documented in the Clinical System Design Toolkit.