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| − | The 2012 HL7 Roadmap defines a number of priorities.
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| − | The main [[RIMBAA]] WG efforts fit within strategy 3 (below).
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| − | #The collection and publication of a set of best practices (or: implementation patterns) related to the implementation of HL7's standards, and
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| − | #Working with third parties to create re-usable software components and tools to facilitate an easier implementation process for future implementers.
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| − | *(2012) STRATEGY 3 - HL7 Implementation: Develop standards that are easier to implement and more responsive to customer needs
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| − | **2.3.2 (2012) HL7 Standards implementation has gotten easier. Description: "Implementation" refers to the use of HL7 material in the development of software applications and messaging systems, for the exchange of health information.
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| − | **2.3.4 (2012) Tooling strategy has been developed. Description: Efficiency in HL7 implementation is supported by tools. ... Componets of a tooling strategy include, but are not limited to, prioritization of new tool development vs. ongoing support of existing tools, process for evaluating and incorporating externally developed tools.
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| − | To a lesser degree RIMBAA represents the ''HL7 v3 implementer community'' in the standards development process. RIMBAA does provide feedback and new proposals based on implementation experiences (e.g. the new [[Context Conduction]], [[RIM ITS]]).
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| − | *(2012) STRATEGY 1
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| − | **2.1.5 (2012) Key stakeholder groups have been identified, with value propositions and action plans for engaging each group. Description: Groups that play a valuable role in the development of HL7 standards, whether through technical development, functional requirement identification, etc, have been defined. There is a written plan that describes how HL7 will seek to engage and involve each group in the standards development process.
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| − | (updated: 2011-09-24)
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