The latest on clinical interoperability across InfoCentral.
Discover how our latest enhancements to the FHIR Terminology Server simplify workflows and elevate the overall experience for healthcare data exchange. These new features deliver a smoother and more consistent approach to accessing terminology content, ensuring scalable, standards-based interoperability across Canada.
Learn about the updates in pan-Canadian LOINC Observation Code Database (pCLOCD) release R05.22.00_2.80.
Are you interested in pursuing further education in terminology standards? The University of Victoria’s Health Terminology and Interoperability Standards Certificate program, accredited by The Canadian College of Health Information Management (CCHIM), is now accepting applications for fall 2025.
The February 2025 CA Edition of SNOMED CT is now available on the FHIR Terminology Server and Terminology Gateway.
Infoway will be releasing the updated version of the pan-Canadian LOINC Observation Code Database on March 31, 2025.
Congratulations to the elected members of the HL7 Canada Council and thank you to all the nominees and the community for participating.
Receive a double discount by combining your member discount with the reduced early bird rate when you register before April 18!
We deeply value your ongoing support and feedback, which continue to shape our strategy and improvements. We look forward to introducing these enhanced tools to simplify your workflows and elevate your overall experience.
This integration highlights Infoway and HL7's dedication to innovation and alignment with international standards. By becoming the third country in the world to adopt this model, Canada is taking an exciting step forward in digital health.
The November 2024 CA Edition of SNOMED CT is now available on the FHIR Terminology Server and Terminology Gateway.
The election process is open to all HL7 Canada members and starts with the nomination period January 6 - 17, 2025.
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