Hi Erik,
Thoughtful insight.
We do need to start dating rather than push straight to an arranged marriage, I
think, and I suspect we need some from the respective communities to act as
marriage brokers.
The top down approach has not worked despite a number of attempts by
well-intentioned indi
On 05/10/2015 14:31, Erik Sundvall wrote:
Both openEHR and IHTSDO organizations want "everybody" to be able to
use their "products" (in IHTSDOs case provided that you buy into the
organization) so:
* IHTSDO wants to look as documentation-model-neutral as possible.
* openEHR wants to lo
2015-10-05 15:31 GMT+02:00 Erik Sundvall :
> There are many people reading this list, I wonder, where in the world do
> you see organizations with enough resources (and/or power) starting to get
> interested in getting shared practical detailed clinical modelling working
> for real using both open
Hi!
Both openEHR and SNOMED CT have good technical foundations regarding
versioning, semantic scalability, technical scalability etc. Both
communities, although organized a bit differently have a lot of clinicians
creating and updating interesting and relevant content. They cover
complementary, on
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