MAY 2012 HL7 recently announced a pilot program to provide some of its key intellectual property free of charge. “HL7 is keeping its promise to lower the barriers to adoption of electronic health records by making portions of our valuable intellectual property freely available to our stakeholders,” said Charles Jaffe, MD, PhD, CEO of HL7. “We believe that care givers, academic centers and vendors will greatly benefit from this significant enhancement for access to valuable HL7 material.” In the pilot project, HL7 will enable no-cost licensing of its domain analysis models (DAMs) and functional profiles. This offer, a first for HL7, was announced at the 2012 HIMSS Annual Conference and Exhibition, one of the largest health information technology conferences in the United States. The DAM is a set of requirements that explore and analyze the business of a particular clinical “domain.” Domain analysis is the first step in creating HL7 standards for a specific care or research environment. The domain analysis process produces documentation describing the stakeholders, activities, interactions, and information for a particular domain and serves as the source of require- ments used in the design of HL7 standards. Stand-alone DAMs will be made available at no cost during the one-year pilot, including: • HL7 Version 3 DAM: Cardiology; Acute Coronary Syndrome • HL7 Version 3 DAM: Clinical Trials Registration and Results • HL7 Version 3 DAM: Analysis Model: Vital Records Functional profiles for the HL7 Electronic Health Record System Functional Model (EHR-S FM) will also be available as part of the pilot program. The HL7 EHR-S FM was the industry’s first standard approved by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) to specify the functional require- ments for an electronic health record system. HL7’s functional profiles outline the important features and functions of an EHR system, including criteria to support functions such as medication history, clinical decision support, and privacy and security. Profiles that are available to support specific uses across the continuum of care include: • Child health • Behavioral health • Long-term care • Clinical research • Records management and evidentiary support “HL7 standards are the most widely used in the industry,” said Don Mon, PhD, chair, HL7 Board of Directors. “These standards will be especially useful to physicians, nurses and other health care professionals, as well as health information management/technology (HIM/HIT) profession- als. Making these standards available at no cost will further our mission to enhance the exchange, integration, sharing, and retrieval of electronic health information around the world.” The HL7 DAMs and functional profiles can be accessed at the HL7 online store or through the HL7. org home page. Users must complete a click-through license registration process to participate. HL7 Pilot Program Provides Key Intellectual Property Free of Charge ® Health Level Seven and HL7 are registered trademarks of Health Level Seven International, registered in the US Trademark Office
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MAY 2012
HL7 recently announced a pilot program to provide some of its key intellectual property free of charge. “HL7 is keeping its promise to lower the barriers to adoption of electronic health records by making portions of our valuable intellectual property freely available to our stakeholders,” said Charles Jaffe, MD, PhD, CEO of HL7. “We believe that care givers, academic centers and vendors will greatly benefit from this significant enhancement for access to valuable HL7 material.”
In the pilot project, HL7 will enable no-cost licensing of its domain analysis models (DAMs) and functional profiles. This offer, a first for HL7, was announced at the 2012 HIMSS Annual Conference and Exhibition, one of the largest health information technology conferences in the United States.
The DAM is a set of requirements that explore and analyze the business of a particular clinical “domain.” Domain analysis is the first step in creating HL7 standards for a specific care or research environment. The domain analysis process produces documentation describing the stakeholders, activities, interactions, and information for a particular domain and serves as the source of require-ments used in the design of HL7 standards.
Stand-alone DAMs will be made available at no cost during the one-year pilot, including:• HL7 Version 3 DAM: Cardiology; Acute Coronary Syndrome• HL7 Version 3 DAM: Clinical Trials Registration and Results• HL7 Version 3 DAM: Analysis Model: Vital Records
Functional profiles for the HL7 Electronic Health Record System Functional Model (EHR-S FM) will also be available as part of the pilot program. The HL7 EHR-S FM was the industry’s first standard approved by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) to specify the functional require-ments for an electronic health record system. HL7’s functional profiles outline the important features and functions of an EHR system, including criteria to support functions such as medication history, clinical decision support, and privacy and security. Profiles that are available to support specific uses across the continuum of care include:
• Child health• Behavioral health• Long-term care• Clinical research• Records management and evidentiary support
“HL7 standards are the most widely used in the industry,” said Don Mon, PhD, chair, HL7 Board of Directors. “These standards will be especially useful to physicians, nurses and other health care professionals, as well as health information management/technology (HIM/HIT) profession-als. Making these standards available at no cost will further our mission to enhance the exchange, integration, sharing, and retrieval of electronic health information around the world.”
The HL7 DAMs and functional profiles can be accessed at the HL7 online store or through the HL7.org home page. Users must complete a click-through license registration process to participate.
HL7 Pilot Program Provides Key Intellectual Property Free of Charge
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Adoption of HL7 CDA®
to Connect Clinical Trial Data, EHRs: Technology to Support Patient Care, Speed Process from “Bench to Bedside”
HL7 recently announced a collaborative effort with the National Cancer Institute (NCI) to use the HL7 Clinical Document Architecture (CDA®) in a unique way that solves the problem of connecting clini-cal trial data to patients’ electronic health records (EHRs).
“This is a significant advance in HIT con-nectivity because it brings clinical trial data directly to patients’ personal physicians, which means we can improve patient care by speeding the process of moving medi-cal advances from bench to bedside,” said Bob Dolin, MD, FACP, vice chair of the HL7 Board of Directors and co-editor of the CDA. “Studies have shown that right now it can take seven years or more for new research advances to be put into clinical practice. We can make that process much quicker by improving physician access to clinical trial data, and by expressing clinical trial data us-ing meaningful use EHR standards.”
The new project demonstrates that clinical trial data can be packaged using the same HL7 standards that are incorporated into EHRs that meet the Stage 1 meaningful use criteria of the US Office of the National Co-ordinator (ONC) to bring clinical trial data
directly to the point of care and facilitate data analysis. Physicians will have a more complete picture of the care provided to their patients during clinical trials, and the project will also help facilitate data analysis that may speed the availability of new treat-ments to patients.
According to John Speakman, chief program officer for the NCI’s Center for Biomedical Informatics and Information Technology, the program will lower the barriers for systems to interoperate in the service of biomedical research and, ultimately, precision medicine. To reach these goals, the use of HHS-en-dorsed industry standards such as HL7 CDA must be part of the picture, he said.
The HL7 CDA addresses universal require-ments for the exchange and management of structured clinical documents. It supports the exchange of clinical documents between those involved in the care of patients and allows for the re-use of clinical data for public health reporting, quality monitoring, patient safety and clinical trials.
The program will be launched as a pilot program later this year.
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Adoption of HL7 CDA® to Connect Clinical Trial Data.................................. 2
IHE Health Story CDA Consolidation Implementation GuideTheIHEHealthStoryConsolidationDraftStandardforTrialUsewasdevelopedjointlybymembersofHL7,IHE,HealthStoryandtheONCStandardsandInteroper-abilityFrameworkteam.Thenewguideincludesninedocumenttemplates:
Update from Headquarters ByMarkMcDougall,ExecutiveDirector,HL7
Mark McDougall
January MeetingMorethan400attendeesparticipatedinourJanuaryWorkingGroupMeet-ingheldinSanAntonio,Texas,Janu-ary15-20,2012.Over40HL7workgroupsmetinSanAntonio,ofwhich29workgroupsconductedco-chairelectionsfor42positions.Attendeesalsotookadvantageof30tutorialsthatweek.
Benefactors and SupportersWearethrilledtohaveattractedthealltimehighestnumberofHL7bene-factorsandsupporters,whoarelistedonpage27.TheirsupportofHL7isverymuchneededandsincerelyap-preciated.Wearepleasedtorecog-nizeourbenefactorsinallofourHL7newsletters,ontheHL7website,inourHL7pressreleases,andatallofourHL7workinggroupmeetings.Aspecialthankyouisextendedtothelistoffirmsthatrepresentour2012HL7benefactorsandsupporters.
Organizational Member FirmsAslistedonpages27-29,HL7isproudtoreportthatthenumberofHL7organizationalmembercom-paniesisatanalltimehighof758companies.Wesincerelyappreci-atetheirongoingsupportofHL7viatheirorganizationalmember-shipdues.
In ClosingAsIwritethisarticle,twoofmyfavoriteeventsareoccurringthisweekend:St.Patrick’sDayandtheannualbasketballtournamentintheUSthatinvolvesteamsfrom64universitiesparticipatingin“thedance”or“MarchMadness.”Mayyouandyourlovedonesbeblessedwithawinningseasonandplentyoffundancing.
HL7 Vice Chair, Bob Dolin, MD, gives a presentation at the HL7 Booth at HIMSS12
6 MAY 2012
Health Story Demo at HIMSS12 Showcased Benefits of Consolidated CDA®
InfobuttonStandard,weinterviewedrepresentativesof17organizationsthatimplementedthestandard,includingEHRvendors,health-careorganizations,andknowledgepublishers.AnarticlepresentingtheresultsofthisstudyhasbeenpublishedinaspecialissueoftheJournal of Biomedical Informatics dedicatedtostandardsinpractice.5Theanalysisidentified20recur-rentthemes.Overall,intervieweesunderscoredthebenefits,simplic-ity,andflexibilityoftheInfobuttonStandard.Ontheotherhand,par-ticipantsrequestedeasieraccesstostandardspecificationsandguidancetonoviceimplementerswhoarenotfamiliarwithHL7.ParticipantsalsorequestedeasieraccesstoHL7terminologyassetsthatareusedintheInfobuttonStandard.Imple-mentersexpectthattheInfobut-tonStandardwillbewidelyoratleastfairlywelladopted.However,uptakewilldependespeciallyontheadoptionbyEHRsystems,whichshouldbesignificantlyacceleratedbytherequirementtoimplementtheInfobuttonStandarddefinedintheEHRMeaningfulUseStage2StandardsandCertificationCriteria.WidespreadadoptionoftheInfobut-tonstandardhasthepotentialtobringcontextuallyrelevantclinicaldecisionsupportcontentintothehealthcareproviderworkflowaswellastoeducatepatientsabouttheirhealthcareandtreatmentop-tions,enablingpatientengagementandpatient-centeredcare.
Clinical Genomics Determined to Stay Ahead of Game-Changing TechnologiesByMollieUllman-Cullere,Co-Chair,HL7ClinicalGenomicsWorkGroupandSeniorBioMedicalInformaticist,Dana-FarberCancerInstitute,PartnersHealthCareSystem,Inc;AmnonShabo,PhD,Co-Chair,HL7ClinicalGenomicsWorkGroupandHeadoftheHealthcareandLifeSciencesStandardsProgram,IBM;GrantWood,HL7ClinicalGenomicsPublishingFacilitatorandSeniorITStrategist,IntermountainHealthcare;andBobMilius,SeniorDataAnalyst,BioinformaticsResearch,NationalMarrowDonorProgram
TwoVersion2implementationguideswhichextendthe2.5.1LaboratoryReportingGuidetosupportstructured/codifiedreportingofcytogeneticandgeneticvariationtestresultspassedinformativeballotinJanuaryandwillbepublishedthisspring.Asthesecondreleaseofthegeneticvariationguide,thisincludedsupportforad-ditionalusecasesbasedonearlyadopterfeedbackandimprovedstructuringofinterpretationandlinkstopublicknowledgebases.WorkiscontinuingongeneexpressionprofilingandaCDA®implementationguideforgenetictestreports.AnOMICSdomainanalysismodel(DAM)willbecreatedandalignedwithalifescienceDAMandtheBRIDGmodel.Moving Forward with Projects and PilotsRecently,theCGWorkGrouphaslaunchedseveralnewprojects:reaffirmingfamilyhealthhistory,expandingitwitharelease2,clinicalsequencing,andanimplementa-tionguideforCDAgenetictestresults,aswellaspartici-pationinrelease2ofthespecimenCMET.
NewsfromthePMOand Project Services Work GroupByDaveHamill,Director,HL7ProjectManagementOffice;RickHaddorffandFreidaHall,Co-Chairs,ProjectServicesWorkGroup
SAIF Pilot Coordination ProjectProjectServicesisleadingthisproject,whichissponsoredbytheTechni-calSteeringCommittee.TheprimarydeliverableoftheSAIFPilotCoordina-tionprojectwillbetocreateconcreteexamplesofartifactsthatcanbeusedinafutureversionofanHL7SAIFimplementationguide.
Guidance for Steering Divi-sion Co-Chairs: Using PBS Metrics to Evaluate WG Capacity to Undertake New EffortsProjectServiceshascreatedanewdocumentofferingsuggestionsandguidanceforsteeringdivisionco-chairsonusingthePBS(ProjectsBallotsandStandards)Metricstoevaluateworkgroupcapacitywhentheyareunder-takingnewprojects.
Come Join Us for the Project Management RoundtableEveryworkinggroupmeeting,ProjectServiceshostsaninformalgatheringatlunchtimeonWednesdaycalledtheProjectManagementRoundtable.Lookforthetentcardwith“ProjectManagers”onitinthegeneralsession/lunchballroom.
News from the PBS Metrics TeamByHL7InternationalStaffMembersDaveHamill,Director,ProjectManagementOffice;LynnLaakso,TSCProjectManager;DonLloyd,PhD,DirectorofTechnicalPublications;andKarenVanHentenryck,AssociateExecutiveDirector
PBS Metrics (Projects, Ballots and Standards) ReportThePBSMetricsTeamwouldliketothankalltheworkgroupco-chairs,projectfacilitatorsandeveryoneelsethathadahandincleaninguptheir‘infractions’(i.e.reditems).Theteamcontinuestoenhancereporting,visibilityandresourcestomakeitaseasyaspossibleforworkgroupstoaddressproblemareas.OnHL7.org,viaResources>WorkGroups,youcannowfindforms,templatesandprocessdocumentationtohelpyouaddressPBSinfractions.
PBS Metrics Work for 2012ThePBSMetricsTeamwillfocusonmakingthePBSinfor-mationeasiertoaccessandmorevisible.AlinktothePBSMetricsExcelreportwillbeaddedtoeveryworkgroup’swebpageonwww.HL7.orgaswellastheHL7Search-ableProjectDatabase.‘Interim’reportswillbepublishedbetweenworkinggroupmeetings(WGMs)toprovidemoretimelyinformation.Co-chairswillbeprovidedtheirProjectInsightlogincredentialspriortoWGMssoprojectcleanupwillbeeasier.PBSTeammemberswillassistincreatingeducationalmaterialonHL7balloting,andtheSearchableProjectDatabasewillbemodifiedtoindicateiftheprojecthasaPBSMetricsinfraction.PBS Metrics Reports and DashboardThePBSMetricsreportinganddashboardsareeasilyac-cessibleviatheReportslinkonyourworkgroup’sHL7.orgpage.ThislinkdirectsyoutoGForge,wherethereportresideswithintheTSC’sFilearea(http://gforge.hl7.org/gf/project/tsc/frs/?action=FrsReleaseBrowse&frs_pack-age_id=169).
LCAM: Local Clinical Alarm Manager for COPD’s Chronic Patients from the Balearic Islands ByA.CondeGeli,M.PonsCrespí,M.N.MeliàAguiló,J.C.AmerOliver,F.TousLlull,IntegrationCompetencyCenter(http://cci.ibit.org),DepartmentofHealth,FundacióiBit
Designing a Prototype Solution for COPDTheprototypedesignhadtoincludeaprevioussyn-chronizationstepbetweenthepatientthatisbeingqueriedbytheclinicalprofessionalandLCAM.ThissynchronizationprocessiscarriedoutbyimplementingCCOWwithLCAMwithinitsclientpartandtheclinicalapplicationusedbytheclinicalprofessional.Theclini-calapplicationinstigatescontextchanges,cascadinganychangetotherestofapplicationswhichsharetheprotocol(inthiscaseLCAM)everytimeanewpatientqueryiscarriedout.Oncetheclinicalprofessionalhascarriedoutthepatientquerytheapplication,acascadewillbecarriedoutwithinthenewcontext,andLCAMwillgatherinformationaboutwhetherthepatientisorisnotatrisk,orifCOPDhasbeendiagnosed.
SOA Governance and HL7 MessagingTheSASstrategicITplanforesawprovidingcorporateso-lutionstotertiarycarewhilerespectingtheparticularitiesofITecosystemswithinthedifferentclinicaldepartmentsineachhospitalaswellasallowingforseamlessinfor-mationexchangewithintheorganizationitselfamongalllevelsofcare:withotherpublichealthorganizations,externalproviders,otherregionalhealthinformationsystems,theSpanishHealthMinistryandEuropeanhealthauthoritieswiththeutmostsecurityandreliability.TheplanfocusesonreducingITandbusinesscosts,promotingITreusabilityandorderedgrowth,andprovidingasolidorganization-widebasisforbetterclinicalandmanage-mentdecisionmaking.
Main ResultsToday,eightpublichospitalsarefullyoperationalintheDAEproject.Atightdeploymentscheduleisunderwaytoextendittotheother22hospitals.Organization-widelogisticsandITmanagementsystemsarealsobeingprogres-sivelyintegratedintotheSOAandHL7messagingstrategy.SincetheimplementationofthestrategyinSeptember2009,importantresultshavebeenachieved.Thescopeoftheseresultsmorethanjustifiestheinvestment,botheconomi-callyandintermsofeffort,fromtheDirectorateofITininternalization,disseminationandtraining.Theresultsaresummarizedbelow:
Figure 2: Screenshot of Moni-ICU showing daily results (lower half, middle part) including detailed explanations (lower half, right part) and patients’ infection period over time (upper half)
20 MAY 2012
Upcoming INTERNATIONAL EVENTSeHealthConference2012/WorldofHealth
ITConferenceandExhibitionCopenhagen, Denmark
May 7 - 9, 2012Formoreinformation,pleasevisithttp://www.worldofhealthit.org/
Thenextstepsincludeextend-ingMoni-ICUtoneonatalcare(Moni-NICU),formingstan-dardizedinterfacestomedicalinformationsystemsapply-ingtheHL7messagingstan-dards,definingandadoptingagenuineFuzzyArdenSyntax(presumablyArdenSyntaxver-sion2.9),andaddingseveralautomatedreportingschemesforHAIsasrequestedbylegalrequirementsinAustria,Ger-many,andtheUS. Figure 3: Processing layers from raw data to high-level clinical concept
evaluation using Arden Syntax
Electronic Surveillance continued from page 19
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Health Level Seven International Project Supports the US Office of Personnel Management’s Blue Button® Requirements
The Blue Button, developed by the VA in collaboration with the Centers for Medicare and Med-icaid Services (CMS), empowers Veterans to access and download their health information as an ASCII text file or PDF® document.
To the following people who recently passed the HL7 Certification Exams
CertifiedHL7Version2.xChapter2ControlSpecialist
November 17, 2011VinceCirelliShaneFleegerVioletaJankovRobertKitchen,Jr.EmmanuelLunaJasonMartinDanMcHughCarrieVanStedumJeffYost
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One Step Closer to Secure EHRs and mHealth: OMG and HL7 Announce Adoption of the hData Specification ByAndreaRibick,HL7DirectorofCommunications
BenefactorsAbbottAccentureAllscriptsBooz Allen HamiltonCenters for Disease Control and Prevention/ CDCDuke Translational Medicine InstituteEpicEuropean Medicines AgencyFood and Drug AdministrationGE Healthcare ITHospital Corporation of America (HCA)IBMInterSystemsKaiser PermanenteMcKesson Provider TechnologiesMicrosoft CorporationNHS Connecting for HealthNICTIZ Nat.ICT.Inst.Healthc.NetherlandsNovartisOracle Corporation - HealthcarePartners HealthCare System, Inc.Philips HealthcareQuest Diagnostics, IncorporatedSiemens HealthcareThomson ReutersUS Department of Defense, Military Health SystemUS Department of Veteran Affairs
Supporters7Delta,IncAEGIS.net, Inc.Beeler Consulting LLCBeijing TPHY Technology Development Co., Ltd.Corepoint HealthCrescendo Systems CorporationGamma-Dynacare Medical LaboratoriesiNTERFACEWARE, Inc.LINK Medical Computing, Inc.LiveProcessMedicity, Inc.MediSwitch (Pty)LtdMeditureSocrates Healthcare Ltd.
ConsultantsAccentureAHIS - St. John Providence HealthAileron Consulting LLCAnakam Identity Services, EquifaxBlackbird Solutions, Inc.Booz Allen HamiltonCambria Solutions, Inc.Canon U.S.A., Inc.Capgemini Government Solutions LLCCentriHealthChong Qing TJPAN IncCirrus Data & Telecom IncCSGCTSDapasoft Inc.Dell ServicesDent Technical Consulting ServicesDiagnostic Radiology and Oncology ServicesDiscoverture HealthEastern Informatics, Inc.Edifecs, Inc.Edmond Scientific
eHealth Workflow Analytics, LLCEmergint Technologies, Inc.EquinoxysEtnomedijosEvolvent TechnologiesFEI.comForward Advantage, Inc.Frank McKinney Group LLCGartnerGensa CorporationGordon Point Informatics Ltd.GSI Health, LLCGuidewire ArchitectureHealthcare Data AssetsHealthcare Integration TechnologiesHealthVectorsHIMAPHLN Consulting, LLCHubbert Systems ConsultingHuron Valley Physicians AssociationInfovide-Matrix S.A.Lantana Consulting GroupLMIMainstream Health, Inc.Matricis Informatique Inc.MD Informatics, LLCMedQuist, Inc.newMentorOckham Information Services LLCOctagon Research Solutions, Inc.OTech, Inc.PenCentric Health Systems IncPFT LLCProfessional Laboratory Management, Inc.Raven Tech LLCRay Heath, LLCRob Savage ConsultingSabiaNet IncSEC Associates, Inc.Shafarman ConsultingSoa Software Inc.Strategic Solutions Group, LLCThe Audigy Group, LLCThe Diebold Company of CanadaThe St. John Group, LLCTrue Process Inc.Virginia RiehlWestatWovenware
GeneralInterestAgency for Healthcare Research and QualityAGH University of Science and TechnologyAlabama Department of Public HealthAlliance for Pediatric QualityAmerican Assoc. of Veterinary Lab DiagnosticiansAmerican College of RadiologyAmerican College of Surgeons, NTDBAmerican Dental AssociationAmerican Dietetic AssociationAmerican Health Information Management AssociationAmerican Immunization Registry Association (AIRA)American Medical AssociationAORNArizona Department of Health ServicesBlue Cross Blue Shield AssociationBrigham Young UniversityCA Department of Public Health
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ProgramsNational Health ServiceNational Institute of Standards and TechnologyNational Library of MedicineNational Marrow Donor ProgramNational Quality ForumNATO Consultation, Command and Control AgencyNew Mexico Department of HealthNew York State Department of HealthNICTIZ Nat.ICT.Inst.Healthc.NetherlandsNIH/CCNIH/Department of Clinical Research InformaticsNorth Coast HIEOA-ITSD - Department of Mental HealthOak Ridge Associated UniversitiesOffice of the National Coordinator for Health ITOHIO DEPT. OF JOB AND FAMILY SERVICESOklahoma State Department of HealthOregon Public Health DivisionPennsylvania Dept of Health-Bureau of InformationPharmaceuticals & Medical Devices AgencyPhastPrimary Care Information Project, NYC Dept HealthPublic Health Data Standards ConsortiumRegion SyddanmarkRTI InternationalSAMHSASC Dept. of Health & Environmental Control HSSocial Security AdministrationSouth Dakota Department of HealthState of Montana DPHHSTelligenTennessee Department of HealthTexas Department of State Health Services - LabTexas Health and Human Services CommissionThe Joint CommissionThe MITRE CorporationUS Army Institute of Surgical ResearchUniversity HealthSystem ConsortiumUniversity of AL at BirminghamUniversity of Kansas Medical CenterUniversity of MinnesotaUniversity of Texas Medical Branch at GalvestonUniversity of Utah Pediatric Critical Care/ IICRCUSDA APHIS VS CIOUtah Department of HealthUtah Health Information NetworkUtah State Developmental CenterVermont Department of HealthVirginia Department of HealthVirginia Information Technologies AgencyWashington State Department of HealthWayne State University School of MedicineWEST WIRELESS HEALTH INSTITUTEWNY HEALTHeLINKWorldVistA
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of FloridaBlue Cross Blue Shield of ArizonaBlue Cross Blue Shield of North CarolinaBlue Cross Blue Shield of South CarolinaCIGNACompliantDRGHealth Care Service CorporationMagellan Health ServicesNeighborhood Health PlanPremera Blue CrossTriWest Healthcare AllianceValence HealthWisconsin Physicians Service Ins. Corp.
ProvidersAdvanced Biological Laboratories (ABL) SAAdvantage DentalAkron General Medical CenterAlamance Regional Medical CenterAlbany Medical CenterAngel MEDICAL cENTERARUP Laboratories, Inc.Ascension Health Information ServicesAspirus - Wausau HospitalAthens Regional Health Services, Inc.Avalon Health CareAviir, IncBayCare HomeCareBJC HealthCareBlessing HospitalBloomington Hospital & Healthcare SystemsBlount Memorial HospitalButler Healthcare ProvidersCape Regional Medical CenterCarilion ClinicCedars-Sinai Medical CenterCenter for Life ManagementCentral Illinois Radiological AssociatesChildren’s Health System of AlabamaChildren’s Hospital Medical Center of AkronChildrens Mercy Hospitals and ClinicsCincinnati Children’s HospitalCity of Hope National Medical CenterCleveland Clinic Health SystemConcentraConsolidated Medical Bio-Analysis, Inc.Continuum Health PartnersDeaconess Health SystemDiagnostic Laboratory ServicesDignity HealthDovetail HealthEast Alabama Medical CenterEmergency Medical Services AuthorityEmory HealthcareGeorgia Cancer Specialists, Inc.Hill Physicians Medical GroupHospital Corporation of America (HCA)Human Service AgencyInland Northwest Health ServicesInstitut Jules Bordet
Integrated Telemedical SolutionsIntermountain HealthcareJohns Hopkins HospitalKaiser PermanenteKalispell Regional Medical CenterKernodle Clinic, Inc.Laboratory Corporation of AmericaLakeland Regional Medical CenterLife LabsLoyola University Health SystemLucile Packard Children’s HospitalLux MedMayo ClinicMcDonough District HospitalMeridian HealthMilton S. Hershey Medical CenterMultiCare Health SystemNational Cancer InstituteNew York-Presbyterian HospitalNHS Connecting for HealthNorth Carolina Baptist Hospitals, Inc.NYC Health and Hospital CorporationOregon Providence Health & ServicePartners HealthCare System, Inc.Pathologists’ Regional LaboratoryPathology Associates Medical LaboratoriesPatient FirstQuest Diagnostics, IncorporatedRady Children’s Hospital and Health CenterRegional Medical Center at MemphisRheumatology and Dermatology Associates PCRockford Health SystemRockingham Memorial HospitalSA Tartu University ClinicsSaint Francis CareSaudi Aramco - Healthcare Applications DivisionSeneca Family of AgenciesSharp HealthCare Information SystemsSouth Bend Medical Foundation, Inc.Spectrum HealthStanford Hospital & ClinicsSteven Porter, MDSteward Health CareSumma Health SystemTexas Health ResourcesThe Children’s Hospital of PhiladelphiaTuomey Healthcare SystemUS Department of Defense, Military Health SystemUK HealthCareUNC HealthcareUniversity of Chicago Medical CenterUniversity of Nebraska Medical CenterUniversity of Pittsburgh Medical CenterUniversity of Utah Health CareUniversity Physicians, Inc.UT M.D. Anderson Cancer CenterUW Medicine, IT ServicesVanguard Health SystemsVUMCWashington National Eye CenterWest Virginia University HospitalsWheaton Franciscan Healthcare
Vendors//SOS/Corporation3M Health Information Systems
4MedicaA.J. Boggs & CompanyAbbottABELSoft Inc.ABILITY NetworkAccent on IntegrationAccumedic Computer Systems, Inc.Aceso Health Information ManagementADP AdvancedMD, Inc.Advent InfoSystems LLCAEGIS.net, Inc.Aequor Technologies, Inc.Affiliated Computer Services, Inc.Affiliated Computer Services, Inc., a Xerox CompanyAgilex TechnologiesAlert Life Sciences Computing, Inc.AllscriptsAlphaCM, IncAlphaGlobal-ITAltos Solutions, IncAltova GmbHAmerican DataAmerican Health Care SoftwareAmerican HealthTech, Inc.AmerisourceBergen Specialty GroupAmtelcoAnasazi Software, Inc.Angel Systems, Inc.ANXeBusinessApelon, Inc.Argility HealthcareARGO Data Resource CorporationAskesis Development GroupAspyra, LLC.Atirix Medical SystemsAvaility, LLCAxolotl CorporationAxwayBeeler Consulting LLCBeijing TPHY Technology Development Co., Ltd.Benchmark SystemsBIO-NUCLEAR, S. A.Bostech CorporationBottomline TechnologiesBradoc Data Management, IncBusinessOnCAL2CAL CorporationCareCloud CorpCarefx Corporationcarepaths, incCarestream Health, Inc.CareTech Solutions, Inc.CaristixCenter for Clinical InnovationCerner CorporationCertify Data SystemsCetrea A/SChartLogic, Inc.ChartWise Medical Systems, Inc.ChemWareCientive Group Inc.CJPS Medical Systems, LLCClear EMRClinix Medical Information Services, LLCCM Care TechnologyCMRCNIPS, LLCCNSICognosante, LLC
Cognovant, IncCommunity Computer Service, Inc.Compania de Informatica AplicataComputer Technology CorporationComputrition, Inc.COMS Interactive, LLCConexSys, Inc.Consilience SoftwareCore Sound Imaging, Inc.Corepoint HealthCortex Medical Management Systems, Inc.CovisintCPCHSCrescendo Systems CorporationCroudcare, S.A.CS STARS, LLC.CSAM International ASCSC HealthcareCTIS, Inc.Curaspan Healthgroup, Inc.Cybernius Medical Ltd.Cyberpulse L.L.C.Cyrus-XP LLCDansk Medicinsk Datacenter ApSData Information System Solutions LLCData ServicesData Tec, Inc.Dataflo ConsultingDATALINK SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT INCDatuit, LLCDawning Technologies, Inc.Daxor CorporationdbMotion LTDDefran SystemsDeJarnette Research Systems, Inc.Delta Health Technologies, LLCDg Med Technology Corp.Digital Infuzion, Inc.Digital Medical Merge, Inc.Div MediaDoctorComDocuTrac, Inc.Dolbey & CompanyDynamicDREasyMed Services IncEASYTALK MD LLCEBM Technologies Inc.echoBaseeDerm SystemseHana LLCe-Health Data SolutionseHealthCare Systems, Inc.Electronic Medical Solutions, LLCeManual System Sdn BhdEmbedded Wireless LabsEmblaEMC Information Intelligence GroupEmdeon, LLCeMedology LLCEmerging SystemsEmpower Technologies, IncEMRgence LLCEpicESRIeTransX, Inc.Expert Sistemas Computacionales S.A. DE C.V.ExplorysEyeMD EMR Healthcare Systems, Inc.ezEMRxe-Zest Solutions Ltd.
HL7 ORGANIZATIONAL MEMBERS, continued
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F5 NetworksFalcon LLCFifth Light TechnologyFirst Medical SolutionsFoothold TechnologyFresenius Medical CareFutures GroupGamma-Dynacare Medical LaboratoriesGE HealthcareGEMMS, IncGenesis Systems, Inc.gloStream, Inc.Greenway Medical Technologies, Inc.Grow|CMSHaemonetics CorporationHarris CorporationHealth Care DataWorksHealth Care Software, Inc.Health Companion, Inc.Health Data Services, Inc.Health Innovation TechnologiesHealth Intersections Pty LtdHealth Language, Inc.Health Plan Systems, Inc.Health Records for EveryoneHealthcare Management Systems, Inc.HEALTHeSTATEHealthlandHealthTrio, LLCHealthwise, Inc.heartbase, inc.Hewlett-Packard Enterprises ServicesHickman-Kenyon Systems, IncHill AssociatesHi-Tech Software, Inc.Home Dialysis Plus, LtdHospiraHospiServe Healthcare Services Pty) Ltd.i2i Systemsi4i Inc. (Infrastructures for Information Inc.)Iatric SystemsIBMIBS ExpertiseiConnect ConsultingIgnis Systems CorporationiMDsoftiMetrikus, Inc.ImprivataInfo WorldInformation Management AssociatesInmediata Health GroupInnovative Workflow TechnologiesInsight Software, LLCInstitute for Health Metricsintegration AGIntelligent Medical Objects (IMO)Intelliware Development IncInterbit Data, Inc.Interface People, LPiNTERFACEWARE, Inc.Interfix, LLCInterSystemsIntuit HealthiPatientCare, Inc.IQ-EQ Systems, LLC.iRCODER.COMiSEEK Enterprise (USA), LLCIsoprime CorporationIT BroadcastingJ&H Inc.Jack Russell SoftwareJackson Healthcare, LLC.JVMKeane, Inc.
Keiser Computers Inc.Kestral Computing Pty LtdKey Management GroupknowtionKrames StayWellLab Warehouse, Inc.Labware, Inc.Lane Telecommunications, IncLavender & Wyatt Systems, Inc.LawsonLeafsprout Technologies Inc.Liaison Technologies Inc.,Life Systems SoftwareLife TechnologiesLifepoint InformaticsLINK Medical Computing, Inc.Liquent, Inc.LiveProcessLogibecLoopback AnalyticsLORENZ Life Sciences GroupLSS Data SystemsLumerisM2comsysMacPractice, Inc.Maicom Healthcare Solutions GmbHMammography Reporting System Inc.ManagementPlusMarin Health NetworkMcKesson Provider TechnologiesMD Logic, IncMDIntelleSys, LLCMD-IT Transcription Services, LLCMDP Systems, LLCMECTA CorporationMED3OOO, Inc.MedConnexMedflow, Inc.MEDfx CorporationMEDHOST, Inc.MEDIBISMedical Systems Co. Ltd - medisysMedicity, Inc.MediServe Information Systems, Inc.MediSwitch (Pty)LtdMEDITECH, IncMeditureMediVault, LLCMedivo Inc.MEDIWARE Information SystemsMedlinesoftMedLInk Computer Sciences, LLCMedMagic LLCMEDSEEKMedtronicMedUnison LLCMedVirginiaMellon Consulting Group, LLCMeta, Inc.MicroFour, Inc.Microsoft CorporationMighty Oak Technology, Inc.Mirth CorporationMITEM CorporationMitochon Systems.Mobile Physician TechnologiesMobileMDMobiusoft, LLCModernizing Medicine, Inc.MPN Software Systems, Inc.MxSecureNetDirectorNexJ Systems IncNextGen Healthcare Information Systems, Inc.
Notable SolutionsnovaHEALTH Pte LtdNRC - IlluminateO&P Digital TechnologiesOA Systems, Inc.Oakland SoftwareOD LinkOFFI-PLUS, Inc.Omnicell, Inc.OMNICOM srlOpen Dental SoftwareOptima Healthcare SolutionsOptimus EMR, Inc.Opus-ISM LLCOracle Corporation - HealthcareOrchard SoftwareOrion HealthOSSLLCOtotronixOZ SystemsP&NP Computer Services, Inc.Panacea Healthcare, LLCPatient360PCE SystemsPCIS GOLDPegasystemsPerry Baromedical IncPhilips HealthcarePhysician’s Computer CompanyPhysicians Medical Group of Santa Cruz CountyPilotFish TechnologyPPM Information Solutions, Inc.Practice FusionPractice Velocity, LLC.Premier Healthcare AlliancePresiNET HealthcarePress Ganey AssociatesPrimeSource HealthcareProcentiveProComp Software Consultants, IncProcuraPrognosis Health Information SystemsPrometheus Computing LLCProventys, Inc.PsyTech Solutions, Inc.QS/1 Data Systems, Inc.QuadraMed CorporationQuantrosRazor Insights, LLCRecondo Technology, Inc.Redpine Healthcare Technologies, IncReed Technology and Information Services Inc.RL SOLUTIONSRobust For LifeRosch Visionary SystemsRTZ Associates, IncSAIC - Science Applications International CorpSandlot, Inc.SAS InstituteScantron CorporationScientific Retail Systems, Inc.ScriptRx, Inc.Seeburger AGShared HealthSiemens HealthcareSimavita Pty LtdsimplifyMDSMARTMD CorpSNAPS, Inc.SOAPware, Inc.Socrates Healthcare LtdSoftek Solutions, Inc.
Software AG USA, Inc.Software Partners LLCSonoSite, IncSOUTHERN LIFE SYSTEMS, INCSt. Jude MedicalStatRad, LLCSTI Computer Services, Inc.Stockell Healthcare Systems, Inc.SuccessEHSSuitelinq incSuncoast SolutionsSunquest Information SystemsSunRise Systems and SolutionsSurescriptsSurgical Information SystemsSurgiVision Consultants, Inc.Swearingen Software, Inc.Sybe Medical ManagementSystematic GroupTetrusTGI SoftwareThe Antidote.bizThe CBORD Group Inc.The Delta GroupThe Echo GroupThe SIMI Group, Inc.The SSI Group, Inc.The Tailored Approach, LLC.Therap Services, LLCThomson ReutersTiatros Inc.TIBCO Software Inc.Tidgewell Associates, Inc.TIMS INCTolven, Inc.Tranquilmoney Inc.,Trifork Public A/SUnibased Systems Architecture, Inc.Unifi TechnologiesUniversal Medical Records, LLCUniversal Research SolutionsUnlimited SystemsValley Hope Association - IMCSSVeinDrawVerizon BusinessViMedicus, IncVirco BVBAVirtifyVisionTree Software, Inc.Vitera Healthcare SolutionsVocollect Healthcare Systems, Inc.Wairever IncWalgreensWatermark Research Partners, Inc.WellCentive, LLCWellDoc, Inc.Wellsoft CorporationWhite Plume TechnologiesWolters Kluwer HealthWorkflow.com, LLCWorld Medical Center Nordic ASXeo HealthXIFIN, Inc.XPress TechnologiesZetaSys LLCZipChart, IncZoho Corp.ZweenaZynx HealthZetaSys Dental Enterprise SolutionZipChart, IncZoho Corp.ZweenaZynx Health
Patrick Loyd ICode SolutionsPhone: 415-209-0544 Email: [email protected]
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HL7 WORK GROUP CO-CHAIRSAnatomic Pathology David Booker, MD CollegeofAmericanPathologistsPhone:706-736-0991Email:[email protected] Victor Brodsky, MDCollegeofAmericanPathologistsPhone:646-322-4648Email:[email protected]
Harold SolbrigApelon,Inc.Modeling & Methodology Phone:807-993-0269Email:[email protected]
Harry SolomonGEHealthcareITImaging Integration Phone:847-277-5096Email:[email protected]
Sandra Stuart KaiserPermanenteInfrastructure & Messaging Phone:925-924-7473Email:[email protected] Van DykeDeltaDentalPlansAssociationElectronic Health RecordsPhone:503-243-4992Email:[email protected]
HL7 EDUCATIONAL SUMMITSGain real-world HL7 knowledge TODAY that you can apply TOMORROW
What is an Educational Summit?The HL7 Educational Summit is a a two-day schedule of tutorials focused on HL7-specific topics such as Version 2, Version 3 and Clinical Document Architecture. Educational sessions also cover general interest industrytopics such as vocabulary. Why Should I Attend?
This is an invaluable educational opportunity for the healthcare IT community as it strives for greater interop-erability among healthcare information systems. Our classes offer a wealth of information designed to benefit a wide range of HL7 users, from beginner to advanced.
Among the benefits of attending the HL7 Educational Summit are:
• Efficiency Concentrated two-day format provides maximum training with minimal time investment
• LearnToday,ApplyTomorrow A focused curriculum featuring real-world HL7 knowledge that you can apply immediately
• QualityEducation High-quality training in a “small classroom” setting promotes more one-on-one learning
• SuperiorInstructors You’ll get HL7 training straight from the source: Our instructors. They are not only HL7 experts; they are the people who help produce the HL7 standards
• CertificationTesting Become HL7 Certified: HL7 is the sole source for HL7 certification testing, now offering testing on Version 2.7, Clinical Document Architecture, and Version 3 RIM
• Economical A more economical alternative for companies who want the benefits of HL7’s on-site training but have fewer employees to train
July 17-19, 2012Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark
St. Louis, MO
November 13-15, 2012 San Francisco Marriot
Fisherman’s Wharf
UPCOMING EDUCATIONAL SUMMITS
Upcoming WORKING GROUP MEETINGS
January 13 – 18, 2013
Working Group MeetingPointe Hilton Squaw Peak Resort
Phoenix, AZ
September 9 – 14, 2012
26th Annual Plenary &
Working Group Meeting
Hyatt Regency BaltimoreBaltimore, MD
May 5 – 10, 2013
Working Group Meeting Sheraton Atlanta Hotel
Atlanta, GA
January 12 – 14, 2014
Working Group Meeting Hilton in the Walt Disney World® Resort