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Virtual Open-Source Software Event (COVID/PH ONC/Grant funded project)

Basics

Virtual Open-Source Software Event (COVID/PH ONC/Grant funded project)

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Vendor Contract




Details

Manage and host a virtual event series of up to ten (10) one hour webinar sessions to create awareness about open-source software communities using FHIR. The focus of this series is to highlight communities of practice and open, modifiable tooling that FHIR standards developers and implementers can adapt to their context.

The overall goals of this project are to

a) raise awareness of the current state, functionality, applicability, and 'production-readiness' of key FHIR-enabling open-source software; and

b) strengthen the connections within and among the FHIR community and the communities developing those software projects.

An initial set of featured open-source efforts and sample mapping to the programmatic areas is given below

i. HAPI FHIR - Programmatic areas: clinical domains, privacy and security, population health, SDOH, public health

ii. FHIR Validator (included in HAPI) and validator.fhir.org - Programmatic areas: clinical domains, privacy, and security

iii. CDC: ONC: US Digital Service HL7 v2 to FHIR and back conversion pipeline used in ReportStream - Programmatic areas: public health

iv. FHIRbase - Programmatic areas: population health

v. OpenMRS - Programmatic areas: clinical domains, privacy and security, population health, public health

vi. Open Concept Lab - Programmatic areas: public health, population health, SDOH

vii. SMART Health Cards and Links Development Tools - Programmatic areas: privacy and security, SDOH, public health




Manage and host a virtual event series of up to ten (10) one hour webinar sessions to create awareness about open-source software communities using FHIR. The focus of this series is to highlight communities of practice and open, modifiable tooling that FHIR standards developers and implementers can adapt to their context. The overall goals of this project are to a) raise awareness of the current state, functionality, applicability, and 'production-readiness' of key FHIR-enabling open-source software; and b) strengthen the connections within and among the FHIR community and the communities developing those software projects. An initial set of featured open-source efforts and sample mapping to the programmatic areas is given below i. HAPI FHIR - Programmatic areas: clinical domains, privacy and security, population health, SDOH, public health ii. FHIR Validator (included in HAPI) and validator.fhir.org - Programmatic areas: clinical domains, privacy, and security iii. CDC: ONC: US Digital Service HL7 v2 to FHIR and back conversion pipeline used in ReportStream - Programmatic areas: public health iv. FHIRbase - Programmatic areas: population health v. OpenMRS - Programmatic areas: clinical domains, privacy and security, population health, public health vi. Open Concept Lab - Programmatic areas: public health, population health, SDOH vii. SMART Health Cards and Links Development Tools - Programmatic areas: privacy and security, SDOH, public health












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Contract Start Date: May 15, 2024 Contract End Date: September 23, 2024 Contractor Contact Information: Sandy Vance (sandy at counterpointsol dot com)
Organization & Realm


People

Sandy Vance (Counterpoint Solutions, LLC)



Board of Directors Work Group


Status & Dates

Active

Active Project (Resources assigned to pjt)

05/15/2024

09/01/2024

2024 Sept WGM/Ballot

09/01/2024

2024 Sept WGM/Ballot

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