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file IHE Canada Community Webinar this Thursday at noon

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4 weeks 4 hours ago - 4 weeks 3 hours ago #9717 by David Kwan
Dear IHE Canada Community Members,

Reminder our first IHE Canada Community Webinar of this season is this Thursday, Sept 19th at noon time.
Didi Davis (The Sequoia Project) and Laura Bright (LJB Consulting) speaking about "Advancing Interoperability for the Public Good in the US, Leveraging the IHE Proven Standards Adoption Process". IHE infrastructure is "under the hood" of this prenominal work.
Didi and Laura will talk on the USA, IHE Standards-based Health Data Exchange growth and Success Story! Presenting on the journey and initiatives that are enabling the exchange of electronic health information across networks on a national scale. Speakers will touch upon governance, policy, and technical enablers for nationwide interoperability. You will learn what is required for connectivity across organizations to securely exchange information to improve patient care, enhance the welfare of populations, and generate health care value.

The webinar panel will address:
1) The journey to nationwide sharing of health care data.
2) The principles of data sharing, and requirements to securely share information between different health information networks.
3) Why IHE Methodology works and is adopted?

Please register in advance for this meeting, here : infoway-inforoute.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAtceiqqD8rGdEO9Q2QqqgguWz2AXmIoTXi

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Our next webinar will be on Thursday November 21st at noon, "What goes on in an IHE Connectathon/Projectathon/Plugathon?". Details will soon be posted.

Welcome back to a new season, David.
Last edit: 4 weeks 3 hours ago by Attila Farkas.

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