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CommonWell TV Interview with Clinical Architecture’s Carol Macumber, EVP of Client Services

A global pandemic, explosive growth in technological advances and their use, and regulatory upheaval have all been driving forces in spearheading investment in healthcare interoperability. The value of data has been shown to be more critical than ever with the cost of siloed approaches exponentially magnified. Data and information leaders must urgently strategize to aggregate, analyze, and maximize data meaningfulness and connectivity. Join Charlie Harp, CEO of Clinical Architecture, Richard Pro of Cone Health, and Ed Hammond, Ph.D of Duke Health in this session for expert knowledge on pivoting to capture the right information at the right time from a myriad of sources, managing complex data for quality and optimal utilization, and routes to developing architecture that achieves data-backed decisions across multiple settings.
Objective 1: Understand the role of semantics in health IT Objective 2: Describe at least three use cases for value sets Objective 3: Apply value set authoring & maintenance best practices
In 2020, to keep everyone safe during the COVID-19 outbreak, the Clinical Architecture Team decided to work from home. On this day, the Informonster went to check on everyone.
HL7 FHIR Dev Days with Carol Graham. To reduce barriers on implementation, many of the FHIR resources, including the FHIR ValueSet resource, are loosely constrained with minimal required elements. This can leave a gap between real-world use and the happy path use cases envisioned in interoperability standards. In this session we will describe how implementers can close that gap and comply with value set best practices, including HL7's normative Value Set Definition standard. We will step through the process from beginning to end, including addressing the importance of standardization and normalization on data quality within the FHIR resources.
Charlie Harp discusses the four “Cs” behind Clinical Architecture’s solutions.
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A perspective on the value and challenges of healthcare terminology and how Clinical Architecture can help.
Rx Normal Basics
I have completed a new screencast that provides a 17 minute overview on how to leverage the ICD9 cross map files in the SNOMED-CT optional download. Grab a sandwich, MS Access and curl up by the monitor and see how this great resource from the NLM can save you some time and effort mapping SNOMED-CT terms to ICD9.
This video provides and overview of the basic structure of SNOMED-CT as well as the Core problem subset.
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