RIMBAA

The RIM Based Application Architecture working group (RIMBAA, part of the FTSD) serves as a focus for those who are interested in using RIM based information models for application and database design, and to promote the development of HL7 Version 3-compliant applications. The RIM can be used as a universal model for designing both applications (Model Driven Software Development, MDD) and databases. This has the advantage that it saves time and resources by not having to design new one-off application frameworks and databases. See http://www.vimeo.com/14238958 for a video of an overview presentation.

Agenda, Action Items, Minutes	Talking Points	See also
Action Items Agenda for the Dutch realm RIMBAA meeting (Feb 2011) WGM in Washington, USA (March 2011) WGM in Orlando, USA (May 2011) Minutes List of Meeting Minutes (wiki) Minutes of Record (website) Minutes of last 3 meetings Sydney, Australia (Jan 2011) London, UK (Nov 2010) Cambridge, USA (Oct. 2010)	List of Issues (items for discussion) List of Whitepapers (..capturing outcomes) Projects: Creation of a Set of RIMBAA Whitepapers Requirement analysis for Data Types libraries HL7 v3 Implementation FAQ	Introduction RIMBAA Technology Matrix List of RIMBAA based applications with detailed descriptions. RIMBAA Papers RIMBAA WG Organization RIMBAA Mission and Charter RIMBAA in the HL7 Roadmap SWOT Goals & Three Year Plan GForge (currently empty) Presentations (PPT files) Implementing HL7 version 3 (training course, >300 slides)

Why should you participate?

• Chirag Bhatt, CTO of FEI Systems, October 2010: "Main eye opener for me was that RIMBAA workgroup demos and 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 RIMBAA 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."