Practical tools and methods for clinical decision- and process-support

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UPDATE March 10: Due to the COVID-19 situation the SEC-meeting and seminar will be converted to online envents instead (same times as before). More info coming soon.

--- What ---
Public seminar demonstrating and discussing applications of decision support and process support using openEHR-based tools and methods. Such applications can be created and maintained in an open way that is practically adjustable to be patient-specific and integrated across organisations and IT-systems using e.g. openEHR, HL7 FHIR or ISO13606. The seminar gives an update regarding state of the art of the international openEHR “Guideline Definition Language” and “Task Planning” specifications. The specifications are maintained by the international openEHR specification editorial committee (SEC) that meets in Stockholm March 25-27 to focus on the future directions for this. The SEC is interested in feedback, needs and ideas from seminar participants.

--- When ---
Thursday March 26, 2020.
Online meeting open for connection & test from 16:00,
Seminar 16:15 - 18:15.

--- Who ---
Anybody interested in the topic is welcome to join, for example clinicians, informaticians and technical staff interested in designing, implementing and maintaining decision- and process-support.

--- Where ---
Online (likely something like Zoom or Google Hangouts "on air") link coming soon.

--- Organized by ---
Karolinska Institutet, openEHR International, Region Stockholm, Region Uppsala and Region Östergötland are organizing this event in order to build knowledge about some of the modeling and tooling options based on the openEHR family of specifications and standards.

--- Questions? ---
Questions and comments are welcome at: https://discourse.openehr.org/t/march-26-in-stockholm-practical-tools-and-methods-for-clinical-decision-and-process-support/376

--- Share! ---
Please post/share this invitation to others!
Printable invitation/poster is linked from the openEHR discourse forum post linked above. Direct link to PDF: https://discourse.openehr.org/uploads/short-url/8nCFwGwhO3DqnZlGuJv06OOYEEA.pdf

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How familiar are you with openEHR in general?

Check all that apply. Feel free to update this later if your experience level changes before the event. The purpose of this question is to figure out what kind of introduction is suitable. Link to openEHR: https://www.openehr.org/ Link to archetypes etc: https://ckm.openehr.org/ckm/ Link to specifications: https://specifications.openehr.org/

I am a beginner regarding openEHR. (Welcome to an interesting world!)

I have read or watched some introductory text or presentation about openEHR

I have had a look at some archetypes via https://ckm.openehr.org/ckm/

I have browsed/skimmed some "Process and CDS" specifications at https://specifications.openehr.org/

I have done some modeling/development using openEHR tools or methods

Other:

What organisation(s) (e.g. caregiver, bussines etc) and role would you describe that your mainly represent the interests of in this event?

(It's ok to paste in a email footer or something like that here...)

If you already have some questions or things you'd like to be described, or examples of process related clinical needs/problems that you think IT-systems should handle better, then feel free to add them here:

Remember that you can also update this later if you think of more things

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