Health Level 7 FHIR© Puns
The name of new HL7 FHIR Standard (pronounced "Fire") has led to a large number of jokes and puns. Initially created by 'FHIR Chief' Grahame Grieve, FHIR is Health Level 7's next-generation interoperability standard. A paradigm-shift in eHealth Interoperability Standards, it has taken healthcare interoperability mainstream. This new approach has been highly successful - after less than 2.5 years of development, the first interim standard ("DSTU1") was published in February 2014 and there are already over 70 implementations in 20 countries! The 2nd interim standard ("DSTU2") was published on 23 September 2015. More info at FHIR.org. Remember, FHIR is for Implementers and FHIR is about Making it Work!
An Eclectic Collection of HL7 FHIR Puns ... 'Puns on FHIR'
The 'Fresh Look' that started it All...
Ed Hammond: Setting the World on FHIR
Grahame Grieve, the FHIR Chief
The FHIR Train Leaves the Station
FHIR-fighters = people who don't like the new HL7 Standard
The FHIR Logs - Conversations on Skype
Challenges to Interoperability that FHIR can Extinguish
#BlueButton + #FHIR = #BBonFHIR!
Burning V2 with FHIR in Mumbai
Let's call it a FHIRabend (a homophone to 'Feierabend' meaning ... in German)
HAPI Holidays / Frohe FHIRtage (a homophone to 'Feiertage' meaning holiday in German)
SMART on FHIR - a Smoking Hot Topic!
Setting Healthcare Interop(erability) on FHIR
HealthConnex on FHIR in the Wild ...
Feuding vendors join forces to make FHIR
Heisser Herbst mit FHIR (Hot Autumn with FHIR)
JSON and The Argonauts on FHIR
Lady Gaga's HL7 Interface - by NueSoft
FHIR: Do Standards have a Sense of Humor?
Total FHIR Ban in Victoria, Australia!
Ready to take the Firebridge to DICOM?
Irish Interoperability Projects - FHIReland
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Evaluating and Implementing HL7 FHIR© - Fast-Track Course
FHIR
(Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) - HL7 International's
next-generation interoperability standard - represents a paradigm shift in connecting computer systems in healthcare.
In a refreshing break from current 'insider technology and tooling' only found in healthcare, FHIR harnesses ubiquitous ICT technologies to make eHealth systems interoperability amazingly simple!
XML, HTTP, REST, JSON, openID, OAuth2 and other popular methods found in every-day systems such as Web Browsers, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. form the basis of this exciting new approach.In little over two years, HL7 FHIR has gone from concept to a published working standard with implementations by over 70 organisations in 20 countries. In this Fast-Track Course you will be introduced to the FHIR specifications, learn how to evaluate FHIR for your organisation and experience hands-on how simple implementing FHIR is. In this Fast-Track Course we will:
● Establish why HL7 FHIR is so different ...
● Explore the underlying technologies: REST, XML, JSON, OAuth etc.
● Learn how to read the FHIR specification
● Create HL7 FHIR Transactions
Download the detailed FHIR Fast-Track Course Brochure
Trainer: Brett Esler BE BSc
For over a decade Brett has been involved with health information solutions, products and standards development. He has delivered HL7 integration solutions in the GP, Pharmacy, Aged Care and Hospital industries. He is also active in standards development and consulting for Standards Australia, HL7 Australia/International and NEHTA. Brett is a HL7 Australia board member and MSIA representative for the OPTIMUS (RACGP collaboration) project.
Brett is the founder and principal consultant of health informatics solutions and products provider Oridashi who participates in FHIR Connectathons with their FHIR servers and interfaces.
Our HL7 FHIR Seminars, Workshops and Courses are held at the following dates and locations:
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● Sydney: 2016 ● Hobart: 2016 ● Melbourne: late 2016 ● Brisbane: late 2016 ● Kuala Lumpur: (in planning) ● Singapore: (in planning) |
● Darwin: (in planning) ● Perth: (in planning) ● Auckland: (in planning) ● Canberra: (in planning) ● Adelaide: (in planning) |
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