Vebjørn
I've suggested to Matt that he can (subject to management agreement) use the
HSCIC (health and social care information centre) CKM (ckm.hscic.gov.uk/ckm).
Your suggestion that clinicians in Norway would be interested in contributing
is very encouraging.
On that subject - An open
Hi, Matt
Re:" Should it be sufficient to use the archetype editor to build and share the
work or would it be worth my while then adding the archetypes to an openEHR
server to demonstrate use?"
I will strongly advise to use a repository (CKM) to share archetypes you've
made. You'll need access
Hi, all!
To use specialist federations/communities as you suggest, will probably boost
both the number of inputs and the quality. Besides, it secures "clinical
bye-in". Myself, I plan to use IUSTI (International Union against Sexually
Transmitted Infections) to participate in the development
Hi Matt (and Dave),
Welcome to the list. Apologies for me being a bit slow on the reply. I was
travelling most of last week , then involved in an openEHR workshop in
London at he end of the week - the first of many to come and supported by
NHS Code4Health.
I would be happy to have a chat on
Hi Matt, Vebjørn, Ian, everyone,
As co-lead for the openEHR clinical modelling programme and administrator for
the international CKM, I endorse the comments about collaboration from my
colleagues to date.
We certainly have a strong desire for collaboration at every opportunity,
between
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