Business Case Development work stream
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7 years 2 weeks ago #2951
by Attila Farkas
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Hi Lloyd,
Glad you had a chance to catch up. As mentioned in the July community call, we recognize that there is more to say about the FHIR business case especially with the constant evolution of its use within the community. To this end we consider this space a living space ongoing updates being welcome. The core team that worked on the content still has editorial rights and I added your account to it to. Please feel free to update the sections you deem dated with content that will help our community users. Thank you in advance.
Attila
Glad you had a chance to catch up. As mentioned in the July community call, we recognize that there is more to say about the FHIR business case especially with the constant evolution of its use within the community. To this end we consider this space a living space ongoing updates being welcome. The core team that worked on the content still has editorial rights and I added your account to it to. Please feel free to update the sections you deem dated with content that will help our community users. Thank you in advance.
Attila
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7 years 2 weeks ago #2943
by Lloyd Mckenzie
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Hi Atilla,
I finally had the time to read through the final document. I was surprised that it only makes reference to REST and doesn't discuss the use of the FHIR services, messaging or document paradigms. One of FHIR's strengths is that you can choose the architectural approach that fits the business need - and while REST works well for a lot of requirements, there are definitely places where the flexibility of custom services, the asynchronous and/or routed nature of messaging or the tight control over human display and data persistance provided by documents is necessary.
I finally had the time to read through the final document. I was surprised that it only makes reference to REST and doesn't discuss the use of the FHIR services, messaging or document paradigms. One of FHIR's strengths is that you can choose the architectural approach that fits the business need - and while REST works well for a lot of requirements, there are definitely places where the flexibility of custom services, the asynchronous and/or routed nature of messaging or the tight control over human display and data persistance provided by documents is necessary.
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7 years 1 month ago #2886
by Attila Farkas
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As mentioned during the July monthly community call, the Business Case development work stream is coming to an end. All collected material and input has been consolidated into a single page on InfoScribe that can be accessed under the Standards -> HL7 -> FHIR banner. A direct link to the resource is available here:
FHIR Business Case
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As with most new technology growing at high speed, this space is expected to see regular updates. You can bookmark it and refer back to it as often as you need.
A big thanks to all work stream participants that collaborated to collecting the information reflected within. Special thanks to Igor and Shamil who attended most calls!!!
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As with most new technology growing at high speed, this space is expected to see regular updates. You can bookmark it and refer back to it as often as you need.
A big thanks to all work stream participants that collaborated to collecting the information reflected within. Special thanks to Igor and Shamil who attended most calls!!!
One item done, four to go!
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7 years 3 months ago #2656
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As feared this last minute update generated minimal turnout, apologies for it, my fault. I have scheduled the next meeting for June 15 at 3pm EDT. We need to skip next week because of the eHealth Conference and an upcoming Steering Committee meeting. Please make sure to download the event into your calendars and come on the 15th. We have a lot to talk about and some decisions to make. Thanks, Attila
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7 years 3 months ago #2655
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Hi everyone, once again apologies for the late notice, I had a zoom meeting scheduled but I realize that the event was not in the public event calendar. I hope you can still join in at 3pm EDT today. If we have very low numbers I will reschedule it for next week. As you know we have not had a meeting for the workstream for over a month because of the conferences at Mohawk and Madrid so it is time to resume work. Hope to see you soon. Coordinates here:
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7 years 5 months ago - 7 years 5 months ago #2451
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Team, we have feedback from our outreach, we should reconvene tomorrow and continue to craft the message. Coordinates listed here:
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