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*(09:40-10:00) Continua Prototype Implementation of FHIR Draft Standard (Lars Roland, James Agnew) [confirmed] | *(09:40-10:00) Continua Prototype Implementation of FHIR Draft Standard (Lars Roland, James Agnew) [confirmed] | ||
**HL7-defined Patient, Device, DeviceComponent, and Observations Resources are employed to collect information on the patient, the devices used to make the observations, and the observed values. These Resources are then Bundled on a Personal Health Gateway and sent via REST & OAuth over the Services Interface to a Health & Fitness Service. | **HL7-defined Patient, Device, DeviceComponent, and Observations Resources are employed to collect information on the patient, the devices used to make the observations, and the observed values. These Resources are then Bundled on a Personal Health Gateway and sent via REST & OAuth over the Services Interface to a Health & Fitness Service. | ||
| − | *(10:00-10:20) | + | *(10:00-10:20) Nortal NHS in Lithuania - study on DB implementations for FHIR DSTU-2 server (Igor Bossenko) |
| + | **Marc Meermans who was supposed to speak in this time slot had to cancel. | ||
*(13:40-14:00) Integrating FHIR into the API Gateway (Hussain Chinoy) [confirmed] | *(13:40-14:00) Integrating FHIR into the API Gateway (Hussain Chinoy) [confirmed] | ||
**This presentation details challenges of creating a fully managed FHIR API solution. We will present the rationale and status of integrating a well-known open source software into an API platform to provide standards compliant capabilities, including governed FHIR profiles and security such as OpenID Connect, looking to SMART on FHIR. An open discussion on technical details and future direction is welcome. | **This presentation details challenges of creating a fully managed FHIR API solution. We will present the rationale and status of integrating a well-known open source software into an API platform to provide standards compliant capabilities, including governed FHIR profiles and security such as OpenID Connect, looking to SMART on FHIR. An open discussion on technical details and future direction is welcome. | ||
Revision as of 12:15, 16 November 2015
René (1 trailing é please, not 2) is a Tutor/Senior Consultant for Ringholm. See the Ringholm website for other CV style info.
Ringholm is based in the Netherlands, our training/consultancy activities are focused on Europe. Ringholm is a member of 5 affiliate organizations. During WGMs I'm mostly active in WGs Application Implementation and Design (of which I'm a co-chair), and the Education.
Misc
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DevDays 2015
Wednesday
- (09:40-10:00) open
- (10:00-10:20) open
- (13:40-14:00) FHIR facade for UK primary care systems (Dunmail Hodkinson) [confirmed]
- Black Pear (an apps vendor) have produced working FHIR interfaces (a FHIR frontend of their existing proprietary APIs) to the 3 main UK GP systems - these are being used in production. Dunmail will discuss this project, as well as related UK projects for the creation of FHIR interfaces for GP systems.
- (14:00-14:20) Growing the FHIR community (Grahame Grieve) [confirmed]
Thursday
- (09:00-09:20) FHIR/OAauth2 implementation in a document management server (Kevin Mayfield) [confirmed]
- (09:20-09:40) Exposing MedicAlert data over FHIR (Lloyd McKenzie) [confirmed]
- As a trial implementation of FHIR in Canada, Gevity partnered with MedicAlert Canada to expose a FHIR facade over an existing SOAP & XML-based web services interface leveraging XSLT to perform the conversion. A mobile phone interface was then built to allow paramedics to access MedicAlert's repository directly from their phones. The presentation will provide a quick summary of the architecture and the implementation experience.
- (09:40-10:00) Continua Prototype Implementation of FHIR Draft Standard (Lars Roland, James Agnew) [confirmed]
- HL7-defined Patient, Device, DeviceComponent, and Observations Resources are employed to collect information on the patient, the devices used to make the observations, and the observed values. These Resources are then Bundled on a Personal Health Gateway and sent via REST & OAuth over the Services Interface to a Health & Fitness Service.
- (10:00-10:20) Nortal NHS in Lithuania - study on DB implementations for FHIR DSTU-2 server (Igor Bossenko)
- Marc Meermans who was supposed to speak in this time slot had to cancel.
- (13:40-14:00) Integrating FHIR into the API Gateway (Hussain Chinoy) [confirmed]
- This presentation details challenges of creating a fully managed FHIR API solution. We will present the rationale and status of integrating a well-known open source software into an API platform to provide standards compliant capabilities, including governed FHIR profiles and security such as OpenID Connect, looking to SMART on FHIR. An open discussion on technical details and future direction is welcome.
- (14:00-14:20) Mapping HL7v2 to FHIR (Simone Heckmann) [confirmed]
- The mapping from FHIR to and from HL7 v2 messages has a series of challenges associated with it.
AID Amsterdam
- JGZ v3 (Kyndylan Nienhuis, NL, k.nienhuis@allegro-sultum.nl)
