Question on the role of EHR reference models forachieving functional interoperability

You did indeed quote the definition from 20514 indeed. And I agree that the implication of the standard is that you can't do things without a formal all-encompassing top to bottom model. So I think you're right that the standards over-state the case. (but hey, what standard doesn't?) I was just poi

Question on the role of EHR reference models for achieving functional interoperability

hi Thilo >> I would like to ask you for your opinion on a statement in ISO/DTR 20514 >> (Definition, scope and context of the EHR), which says that "[...] a >> standardised EHR reference model is required for achieving functional >> interoperability [...]" (page 7 of ISO 20514). >> >> Functional i

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The original states there are 'behind the scenes' extras on the DVD, so I guess that's what the first video is. Lisa Thurston Phone +61.8.8223.3075 Skype lisathurston Ocean Informatics Pty Ltd Ground floor, 64 Hindmarsh Square Adelaide SA 5000 http://www.oceaninformatics.com Ian McNicoll wrote

Question on the role of EHR reference models forachieving functional interoperability

Hi Grahame, > well, not so fast. If you are exchanging pdf documents, you need some > rules > about how they are exchanged, and when, and then what happens as a > consequence. > These can be rather informal, but nevertheless, they must exist. And once > they > do, aren't you on the way to have

Question on the role of EHR reference models for achieving functional interoperability

Hi Georg, I agree with your argument. Distinguishing "advanced functional interoperability" from PDF like "functional interoperability" is helpful as the information can be presented in a more or less customised way leveraging the underlying RM classes -> Ocean's EHRview (https://wiki.oceaninfor

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On further reflection.. Either, CfH has a much better corporate sense of humour than most!! or The production of the first 'official' video is equally part of an elaborate spoof, the real message being conveyed by the 'behind-the-scenes' clip. Ian Dr Ian McNicoll office / fax +44(0)141 560 46

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Brilliant.. very funny Here is the original 'official' video http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=YJxTznwRzs4&feature=related It seems to be the same set of actors.. intruiging??? Dr Ian McNicoll office / fax +44(0)141 560 4657 mobile +44 (0)775 209 7859 skype ianmcnicoll Consultant - Ocean Informati

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