Events

Building the Future: Innovation & Interoperability December 4 – 5, 2014, House of Sweden Conference Center, Washington DC Join 200 recognized experts, implementers, funding partners and Congressional and Administration staff at the 2014 HL7 Policy Conference. Key topics that will be covered include: Incentivizing interoperability: frameworks for the future Genomics and standards Emerging markets, the…

Lantana offices will be closed December 25, 2014 through January 1, 2015 to provide our employees an opportunity to spend time with family and loved ones during the holidays. The office will reopen January 2, 2015.  During the closure, please direct urgent communications to (714) 232-8679 to reach an on-call member of our management team. We will…

The Clinical Document Architecture (CDA®) is HL7’s specification for standards-based exchange of clinical documents. This tutorial presents the business case for CDA, its primary design principles, and an overview of the technical specification.

This Tutorial Will Benefit:
New Implementer, standards developers, policy makers

This tutorial primarily covers the HQMF R2 architecture and technical specification, such as the role it plays in the quality measurement space as well as its relationship to other quality measurement standards, including the HL7 QDM-based HQMF R2 implementation guide (a US-realm guide for HQMF).

This Tutorial Will Benefit: New implementers, measure developers, policy makers, and standards developers

This tutorial explains the governance and processes which support vocabulary and its use in HL7 standards.
The appropriate use of vocabulary in health software and information exchange is important for safe, effective and
unambiguous information exchange.

This Tutorial Will Benefit:

• Those involved in the implementation or development of HL7 standards, or health information systems, including:
- Those implementing vocabulary content in IT systems based upon HL7 standards
- Those participating in the Vocabulary Work Group
- HL7 vocabulary facilitators