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===Overcome steep learning curve=== | ===Overcome steep learning curve=== | ||
| − | Make sure to invest both time and resources in the initial phase. The cost to entry is significant, however once you know the basics it is relatively easy to extend. The HL7 object model introduces complexity for simple messages on the one hand, but provides a unified model for complex clinical messages. | + | Make sure to invest both time and resources in the initial phase. The cost to entry is significant, however once you know the basics it is relatively easy to extend. The HL7 object model introduces complexity for simple messages on the one hand, but provides a unified model for complex clinical messages. Implementers have to understand the RIM classes and attributes. |
===Need a "keeper of the vision"=== | ===Need a "keeper of the vision"=== | ||
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Overcome steep learning curve
Make sure to invest both time and resources in the initial phase. The cost to entry is significant, however once you know the basics it is relatively easy to extend. The HL7 object model introduces complexity for simple messages on the one hand, but provides a unified model for complex clinical messages. Implementers have to understand the RIM classes and attributes.
Need a "keeper of the vision"
Designate one person to keep the architecture and the business requirements (as a whole) on a consistent track. Otherwise scope creep will ensure they are disjunctive.
Exchange experiences with other v3 implementers
The exchange of experience in a forum with other implementers/vendors saves money. HL7 affiliate organizations offer a platform for such a forum.
