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Communities

Communities provide an opportunity for people to collaborate and communicate on interoperability topics that are of interest to them and their peers on an ongoing basis. They foster open, inclusive participation and encourage diverse perspectives.

Communities provide a space where you can share news, attend education sessions, connect with experts, host meetings, share lessons learned and find both new and historical documentation that is relevant to your needs.

Types of Communities

Communities may be domain specific such as Medication Management or Enterprise Imaging; may focus on a specific interoperability priority such as secure clinical messaging or secure patient summaries; may focus on standards such as HL7 FHIR or SNOMED CT; or may be formed by a professional group such as a community of nurses or physicians.

How Communities Are Formed

People actively contributing to interoperability solutions will drive the need and demand for communities. Email us to propose a Community.

Current Communities

Bringing together clinical and operational leaders who are managing a Hospital at Home program, or are in the process of developing a new initiative in their community.
24 members
Security experts working in healthcare or health solution providers sharing knowledge, information, and resources to promote security in healthcare, and safeguard Canadians’ personal health information.
92 members
Expand on Diagnostic Imaging to explore imaging topics across the healthcare enterprise beyond Radiology, such as wound care, dermatology, point of care ultrasound and digital pathology.
235 members
Collaborate on the various aspects of managing electronic referrals and consultations.
150 members
Dedicated to the discovery, definition and publishing of HL7® FHIR® Implementation Guides, Conformance, Profiles, Extensions and ValueSets serving the Canadian context.
400 members
Share experiences and resources on analyzing the abundance of data created by digital health solutions.
281 members
Discuss and share updates, requirements, challenges, issues, solutions, presentations and work items related to health terminologies and classifications (SNOMED CT, pCLOCD, etc.).
479 members
Keep up to date and get involved in the latest from the HL7 Canada Constituency, the HL7 Canada Council, pan-Canadian messaging standards, and HL7 International. You can also get discount codes for HL7 events and education resources from the contact.
417 members
Responsible for fulfilling some of the obligations listed in the HL7 Affiliate Agreement with HL7 International. As such, membership in the group is closed to the elected members as specified in its Terms of Reference but participation is encouraged from the broader community.
17 members
Health care and health information professionals collaborating to improve information sharing between health care technology systems.
264 members
Collaborate on topics with ISO/TC215, the ISO Technical Committee (TC) on Health Informatics and SC1 Global Health and Genomic Informatics.
154 members
A national medication management stakeholder community sharing knowledge, information and resources to promote medication safety practices.
398 members
The National Nursing Data Standards group’s goal is to increase the adoption and uptake of clinical data standards in Canada.
101 members
Are you a clinician and a passionate digital health champion? Join this community to engage with like-minded peers and Infoway.
161 members
Collaborate on the various aspects of creating, distributing and consuming a health records summary for a patient.
273 members
Building knowledge and collaborating on public health solutions to improve the electronic sharing and use of immunization and communicable disease information.
267 members
Canadians working together to modernize Canada’s sex and gender information practices in digital health.
144 members
Explore how to incorporate social determinants of health (SDOH) concepts into digital health systems.
159 members

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