Application Implementation and Design

The Application Implementation and Design HL7 "User Group" (formerly known as RIMBAA) was disbanded during the WGM in September 2017.

The AID WG facilitated the adoption and software implementation of HL7 standards. The focus of the WG was particularly on the use of Healthcare Standards based processable models (e.g. the version 3 RIM, FHIR and CDA) for application design and the storage of data, and to a lesser degree on the exchange and use of the data.

This page is preserved as-is for those looking for information about past meetings, projects and work items.

User Group Meetings	Resources	Organizational
Description of Group Activities Agenda for the WGM in San Diego, US (September 2017) Minutes List of all Meeting Minutes Minutes of last few meetings WGM in Madrid, ES (May 2017) WGM in San Antonio TX (January 2017) Planning Teleconference (November 23, 2016)	List of AID Whitepapers AID presentation videos   HL7 FHIR FHIR-themed blogs David Hay, Ewout Kramer, Grahame Grieve FHIR Videos HL7.tv and Ringholm. HL7 v2 HL7v2 videos Ringholm HL7 v3/CDA HL7 v3 Implementation FAQ Software Implementation of CDA (whitepaper) CDA videos Ringholm CDA themed blogs Motorcycle Guy RIM Based Application Architecture	Activities Action Items Items for discussion List of Issues List of Closed Issues Projects Creation of a Set of AID Whitepapers (project) Implementation Packages (project) Application Implementation and Design, WG Organization AID Transition Plan (WG to HUG) AID Mission and Charter AID in the HL7 Roadmap SWOT Goals & Three Year Plan GForge (currently empty)

Why should you participate?

• Patrick Loyd, GPI , January 2011: "I'm involved in a lot of HL7 groups, in most of them I'm 'teaching', this is one of the few groups where I actually learn something"
• Chirag Bhatt, CTO of FEI Systems, October 2010: "Main eye opener for me was that this workgroup demos and the discussions [are] focused on in-depth architecture/design/technology discussions with real-life implementation issues. Usually I wouldn't expect that in a meetings held for healthcare standards. However, after attending a few sessions, I am glad that this workgroup focuses on real-life issues and serves as a torch to implementers who may be lost in the "implementation darkness". I am hoping that I can engage myself more."