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The following was gathered at the May, 2007 WGM in Cologne, Germany.  The education group defined a story line outline from a Health Care Executive’s point of view .  The HCO was selected because they are the one’s that would pay for their resource(s) to become HL7 members.
 
The following was gathered at the May, 2007 WGM in Cologne, Germany.  The education group defined a story line outline from a Health Care Executive’s point of view .  The HCO was selected because they are the one’s that would pay for their resource(s) to become HL7 members.
  
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== 1.  Health Care Organization Executive (sets the context of the whole story line) ==
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== Health Care Organization Executive (sets the context of the whole story line) ==
 
     •  Has a system that needs to be connected/replaced
 
     •  Has a system that needs to be connected/replaced
 
     •  Are standards the answer?
 
     •  Are standards the answer?
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== 2. Integration standards enable interoperation.  (refer to the “Coming to Terms” document.) ==
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== Integration standards enable interoperation.  (refer to the “Coming to Terms” document.) ==
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Content Chapter - 8
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     •  Interoperability definition aspects are:
 
     •  Interoperability definition aspects are:
 
           o  Technical Interoperability – aka “mechanics”, previously known as functional   
 
           o  Technical Interoperability – aka “mechanics”, previously known as functional   
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               the standard
 
               the standard
  
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== The world is changing. What matters is Integration! ==
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Content Chapter:  3
  
== 3. The world is changing. What matters is Integration! ==
 
 
     •  Hot topics (to the health care organizations) are:
 
     •  Hot topics (to the health care organizations) are:
 
           o  Interoperability
 
           o  Interoperability
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           o  Repositories
 
           o  Repositories
  
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== HL7 – How does HL7 fit into it. ==
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    Content Chapters: 4,6,7,22,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22 ????
  
== 4. HL7 – How does HL7 fit into it. ==
 
 
     •  Off the shelf standards (and how to use them)
 
     •  Off the shelf standards (and how to use them)
 
     •  Maintaining and improving the standards
 
     •  Maintaining and improving the standards
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The above 4 topics are an overview to set the stage for the eLearning CD.
 
The above 4 topics are an overview to set the stage for the eLearning CD.
  
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== How do we get involved?  Basically, everything is on the web.  This would be the first place someone goes to get info on HL7 ==
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Content Chapter:  24,25,26
  
== 5. How do we get involved?  Basically, everything is on the web.  This would be the first place someone goes to get info on HL7 ==
 
 
     •  www.hl7.org
 
     •  www.hl7.org
 
           o  open web site – some information on the website is open to the public
 
           o  open web site – some information on the website is open to the public
 
           o  members only – some information on the website is private, for members only
 
           o  members only – some information on the website is private, for members only
  
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== Benefits of being a member – you get as much out of it as you put in ==
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  Content Chapters: 11,12,13
  
== 6. Benefits of being a member – you get as much out of it as you put in ==
 
 
     •  Access to the standards
 
     •  Access to the standards
 
     •  Access to experts
 
     •  Access to experts
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       (work in process; inventing the future)
 
       (work in process; inventing the future)
  
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== How to Participate? ==
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Content Chapters: 25,26
  
== 7. How to Participate? ==
 
 
     •  Members are both individual and organizations
 
     •  Members are both individual and organizations
 
     •  It’s easy to participate…Low barrier to entry
 
     •  It’s easy to participate…Low barrier to entry
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           o  Educational Summits
 
           o  Educational Summits
  
 
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== Working Group Meetings ==
== 8. Working Group Meetings ==
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    Content Chapters:  14
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     •  6 days, 3 times per year
 
     •  6 days, 3 times per year
 
     •  Face to face networking occurs
 
     •  Face to face networking occurs
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     •  Development
 
     •  Development
  
 
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== What Material is available at WGMs? ==
== 9. What Material is available at WGMs? ==
 
 
  Organized so participants get the most out of the meetings
 
  Organized so participants get the most out of the meetings
 
     •  HL7
 
     •  HL7
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== 10. Education Summit ==
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== Education Summit ==
 
     •  Face to face networking
 
     •  Face to face networking
 
     •  Education
 
     •  Education
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== 11. How to find information? – Have a reference button or link on the eLearning CD ==
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== How to find information? – Have a reference button or link on the eLearning CD ==
 
This topic is a bit redundant from one of the above topics.
 
This topic is a bit redundant from one of the above topics.
 
     •  Website
 
     •  Website
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== 12. Types of Standards ==
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== Types of Standards ==
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Content Chapters: 5
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There is a good slide in the Orientation presentation that will help with this topic.
 
There is a good slide in the Orientation presentation that will help with this topic.
 
     •  V2
 
     •  V2
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     •  Others
 
     •  Others
  
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== International / Global ==
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  Content Chapters: 9,10,27
  
== 13. International / Global ==
 
 
     •  Affiliates
 
     •  Affiliates
 
     •  ANSI
 
     •  ANSI
 
     •  ISO
 
     •  ISO
  
 
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== Closure ==
== 14. Closure ==
 
 
     •  Go back to the first section to assist in a wrap up
 
     •  Go back to the first section to assist in a wrap up
 
     •  Provide a summary
 
     •  Provide a summary

Latest revision as of 02:09, 21 May 2007

The following was gathered at the May, 2007 WGM in Cologne, Germany. The education group defined a story line outline from a Health Care Executive’s point of view . The HCO was selected because they are the one’s that would pay for their resource(s) to become HL7 members.

Back to Introduction to HL7 CD Contract Main Page

Health Care Organization Executive (sets the context of the whole story line)

   •  Has a system that needs to be connected/replaced
   •  Are standards the answer?
   •  If we go for HL7, what do we need to do?   What does it mean to use HL7?
   •  Standards are great because they save you money and improve safety


Integration standards enable interoperation. (refer to the “Coming to Terms” document.)

Content Chapter - 8

   •  Interoperability definition aspects are:
          o  Technical Interoperability – aka “mechanics”, previously known as functional  
             interoperability
          o  Semantic – insuring we say the right thing
          o  Business processes - insuring we do the right thing, making sure to implement
             the standard

The world is changing. What matters is Integration!

Content Chapter:  3
   •  Hot topics (to the health care organizations) are:
          o  Interoperability
          o  Electronic Health Records and Personal Health Records (ubiquitous)
          o  Data Warehousing
   •  Management information
          o  XML / SOA / Internet / www browser
          o  Repositories

HL7 – How does HL7 fit into it.

   Content Chapters: 4,6,7,22,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22 ????
   •  Off the shelf standards (and how to use them)
   •  Maintaining and improving the standards
   •  Building the future

The above 4 topics are an overview to set the stage for the eLearning CD.

How do we get involved? Basically, everything is on the web. This would be the first place someone goes to get info on HL7

Content Chapter: 24,25,26

   •  www.hl7.org
         o  open web site – some information on the website is open to the public
         o  members only – some information on the website is private, for members only

Benefits of being a member – you get as much out of it as you put in

  Content Chapters: 11,12,13 
   •  Access to the standards
   •  Access to experts
   •  Networking
   •  Meetings
         o  Face to Face
         o  Teleconferences
         o  Tutorials
   •  Working on state of the art standards
      (work in process; inventing the future)

How to Participate?

Content Chapters: 25,26

   •  Members are both individual and organizations
   •  It’s easy to participate…Low barrier to entry
   •  Ways to participate are:
         o  Use the web
         o  Call headquarters
         o  Working Group Meetings
         o  Educational Summits

Working Group Meetings

   Content Chapters:  14
   
   •  6 days, 3 times per year
   •  Face to face networking occurs
   •  International networking occurs
   •  Education
   •  Development

What Material is available at WGMs?

Organized so participants get the most out of the meetings
   •  HL7
   •  Glossary
   •  Participants
   •  Agendas / Minutes
   •  Standards
   •  Resources


Education Summit

   •  Face to face networking
   •  Education


How to find information? – Have a reference button or link on the eLearning CD

This topic is a bit redundant from one of the above topics.

   •  Website
   •  Email
   •  Telephone


Types of Standards

Content Chapters: 5

There is a good slide in the Orientation presentation that will help with this topic.

   •  V2
   •  V3 (CDA)
   •  Others

International / Global

  Content Chapters: 9,10,27
   •  Affiliates
   •  ANSI
   •  ISO

Closure

   •  Go back to the first section to assist in a wrap up
   •  Provide a summary
   •  Possibly a quick quiz – Sonia would like this to be interactive.  Insures we all use
      the same semantics

Focus on the key points you want people to remember