Dear Rene, This is good news. Great blog too.
I really like the initiative to start a joint feasability project. I'm confident that there will be a outcome that will not only work for all parties involved but also creates synergy. Is it an idea that based on the presumed positive outcome of this project we go back to IHTSDO with a renewed proposal? Don't know what the HL7 involvement is at this moment, but now is the time to convince IHTSDO that they should prepare for the standards of the future and use those as the basis for their developments Cheers, Stef Op 25 jan 2011, om 09:25 heeft Rene Spronk (Ringholm) het volgende geschreven: > During the HL7 WGM the HL7 RIMBAA group (software developers that use > the HL7 RIM for persistence and in memory processing) met with OpenEHR > implementers (mainly: representatives from Ocean Informatics). > > We found we have a lot in common when it comes to architectural and > implementation approaches. See > http://wiki.hl7.org/index.php?title=RIMBAA_201103_Agenda for minutes of > that meeting (browse down a bot until you reach the minutes of the > Thursday meeting) , and > http://www.ringholm.com/column/HL7_openEHR_finally_cooperating.htm for a > related blogpost. > > Representives of Ocean have indicated that they'll be present during the > next HL7 WGM in Orlando, so we'll be organizing this joint implementers > model again. We'd also like to invite any other implementations of > OpenEHR to this meeting. > > "Reference Model" based software development - that's what we have in > common as implementer communities. > > TTYL, > > -Rene > _______________________________________________ > openEHR-technical mailing list > openEHR-technical at openehr.org > http://lists.chime.ucl.ac.uk/mailman/listinfo/openehr-technical
