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Hello all: ... contains the descriptions of the Ballot Items in the upcoming 2025 January HL7 International Ballot. Please review to determine if you or your organization is interested in participating in reviewing and commenting on any of these items. Thanks Ron G Parker, Chair HL7 Canada

Hi all, This is a final reminder that the Terminology Server Evaluation Survey will close on Monday, December 3, 2024. We sincerely appreciate the feedback received so far, which has been invaluable in improving the Terminology Server since its launch in July. As the planned decommissioning of the Terminology Gateway approaches in March 2025, your input remains critical in helping us ensure that the Terminology Server meets your needs. If you haven’t already, we kindly encourage you to take a few minutes (3–5 minutes) to complete the survey. Your valuable insights will directly inform future enhancements and allow us to better support your workflows. ... Thank you once again for your feedback and ongoing support. Warm regards,

Hi Everyone, A quick reminder to participate in the Terminology Server evaluation survey, open until December 3, 2024. This brief survey (3–5 minutes) provides an opportunity to share your valuable feedback and help us improve our services. Your input directly shapes future updates as we transition from the Terminology Gateway to the new server. Access the survey here: ... Thank you for your support!

Hi HL7 Canada Community Members, Infoway is proud to support ..., to be the home of HL7 Canada, and to host the election for two HL7 Canada Council member-at-large positions. We are looking for knowledgeable, talented leaders who want to be involved in continuing to shape and promote the use of HL7 and related work in Canada. The HL7 Canada Council is one of the official “stewards” for interoperability in Canada and we aim to help identify what is important in Canada and share that back to the community. Members of the HL7 Canada Council represent public and private sector interests in shaping the future of HL7 standards use in Canada. We are seeking nominations for one private sector member-at-large position and one public sector member-at-large position to be filled to represent the HL7 Canada Community for the term of two years. The election process for HL7 Canada is open to all members and will begin with the nomination period, scheduled to take place from January 6 to January 17, 2025 on the HL7 Community Forum. This election aims to fill the positions currently held by Sheridan Cook and Shannon O'Connor, whose terms are coming to an end. Both incumbents are welcome to seek reappointment by submitting their candidacy for the open positions. Responsibilities of Council members include the following: Attend monthly meetings of the HL7 Canada Council, and ad hoc meetings as needed; Attend monthly meetings of the HL7 Canada Community; Vote on HL7 International ballots; Represent the interests of Canadian organizations and implementers, both public and private, to the HL7 Canada Community and to HL7 International; Update the HL7 Canada Community on Canadian and global issues that impact interoperability in Canada. Eligible candidates may be nominated or may choose to self-nominate by completing the ... and posting it to the HL7 Community nomination forum thread between January 6 to 17, 2025. ... on the expectations for these roles, how to complete the nomination process, and more. We encourage all eligible members to participate in this important process. Election timelines: Nominations: January 6 - 17, 2025 Voting: January 20 - February 7, 2025 HL7 Canada Council Election Results: February 11, 2025 Thank you kindly,

Hi all, Thank you for attending the November 21, 2024, IHE Canada Community Webinar, focused on "What Goes on in an IHE Connectathon/Projectathon/Plugathon?". The presentation material is now available here: .... A recording of the meeting can be found through the following YouTube link: ... If you have any questions related to the meeting materials, please feel free to contact us. Thank you for your engagement, and we look forward to your participation in future sessions! David & Helen

Hi all, We are pleased to provide an update on the Terminology Server since its launch in July 2024. Significant progress has been made to enhance user experience through live drop-in sessions, expanded training resources, and functionality improvements, ensuring a smooth transition from the Terminology Gateway to the new Terminology Server. Highlights Include: We are working closely with our vendors to improve the user interface, simplify access, and better support the download of Terminology artifacts in preferred formats such as pCLOCD (Excel), SNOMED CT (RF2), Value Sets (Excel), and CCDD (Zip package). Updated ... and ... on the ... to help you maximize the server’s features. Most content hosted on the Terminology Gateway (e.g., SNOMED CT CA, pCLOCD, CCDD, and Subsets) will be decommissioned by March 2025, with PrescribeIT® users unaffected for now and continuing to use the Terminology Gateway as usual. Your Feedback Matters: We invite you to participate in our ..., open from November 19 to December 3rd, 2024. This brief survey (3-5 minutes) will directly inform future improvements to our services. For full details on these updates, please visit the .... If you have any questions or further feedback, feel free to contact us through our .... Thank you for your continued collaboration as we work to enhance the Terminology Server together. Best regards,