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Tactics to Accelerate Interoperability, an eHealth 2015 Pre-Conference Workshop, presented by Canada Health Infoway
May 31, 2015 1:30pm - 4:00pm, Toronto, Ontario
Message Builder v2.0 with CDA support for JAVA is now available
Message Builder v2.0 supports Beta implementation of Consolidated CDA specification R1.1, pan-Canadian CDA header guideline, CDA R2 data types, and pan-Canadian data types (MR 2.05).
New feature: Forum subscription when joining a group
Community and Working Group members are now automatically subscribed to receive email notification of new forum posts.
New Feature: Polls and Surveys now available
Creation of surveys and polls now available by request.
Updated Microbiology Editorial Guidelines for SNOMED CT Available
All of the approved guidelines and those that are still identified as work in progress have been updated in one draft document.
The January 2015 International Release of SNOMED CT® is now available!
The January international release of SNOMED CT standard is now available to SC Members in the pan-Canadian Standards folder on from the Infocentral Wiki.
Jan 2015 release of pCLOCD available to SC Members
The new version of the pan-Canadian LOINC Observation Code Database (pCLOCD) is available to SC Members in the pan-Canadian Standards folder on InfoCentral Wiki.
New Feature: Web Conferencing facilitates face-to-face meetings for groups
Community and Working group participants can now self-organize an instant web conference.
Improvements to InfoCentral
InfoCentral is transforming from a wiki based website to an open meeting space fostering collaboration to accelerate clinical interoperability.
Fall Partnership Conference presentations now posted
Concurrent and plenary session presentations are now posted on InfoCentral wiki in the language in which they were delivered.
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