The SDC Initiative transitioned to a community-lead project on March 30, 2017. Below you will find a detailed list of initiative artifacts and deliverables for your reference, as well as information on how to participate in the community-lead project moving forward.  

Below is a list of SDC Members:

Committed Member

A Committed Member is an organization or individual who has a particular interest in solving the Challenge Statement and reaching the Initiative Goal and commits to actively achieve the deliverables. The nature of the commitment will vary depending on the deliverables, but must be meaningful and relevant. This includes regularly attending workgroup meetings. Some examples of meaningful commitment include, but are not limited to:

• Testing implementation specifications in the real-world
• Supporting providers in real-world pilot implementations
• Writing code for production or test implementations
• Writing and editing implementation specifications and/or other deliverable documentation
• Participation in Federal Advisory Committees (FACAs) or their workgroups

Other Interested Party

If you are unable to join as a fully committed participant or an invited expert, you may also join as an Other Interested Party. As an “Other Interested Party” you are invited to participate in discussions and can provide comments and feedback by joining the Wiki. However, only Committed Members have voting rights.

Join this Initiative 

As an open government initiative, the success of the SDC initiative relies on the participation of a wide range of stakeholders, including various Payer and Provider organizations, health systems, standards development organizations, and the general public.

Initiative Contacts