Health Level Seven Highlights Successes of 2005, Important 2006 Initiatives...
Health Level Seven, Inc. (HL7), now beginning its 20th year of healthcare standards development, is using its 2,000 square feet of exhibit space at the Healthcare Information and ManagementSystems...
View ArticleHealth Level Seven Releases Long-Awaited Version 3 Normative Edition 2005
Health Level Seven (HL7) announced today that after more than a decade of hard work by scores of dedicated HL7members worldwide, its long-awaited Version 3 (V3) Normative Edition 2005 – a suite of...
View ArticleHealth Level Seven Receives ANSI Approval for Arden Syntax, Version 2.5
Health Level Seven (HL7), one of the world’s most prolific healthcare standards developers, announced that on April 25, 2005 it received approval from the American National Standards Institute (ANSI)...
View ArticleHealth Level Seven Receives ANSI Approval of Common Terminology Services,...
Health Level Seven (HL7), one of the world’s most prolific healthcare standards developers, announced that on April 21, 2005 it received approval from the American National Standards Institute (ANSI)...
View ArticleHL7 Receives ANSI Approval of Three Version 3 Specifications Including CDA,...
Health Level Seven (HL7), one of the world’s most prolific healthcare standards developers, today announced that it has received approval from the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) for three...
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An Australian View on HL7 Version 3
The Australian Health Information Technology blog has posted here a valuable discussion of the item headed Cries for Help published earlier in these pages. This discussion is interesting not least...
View ArticleHealth Level Seven’s Chinese Affiliate Publishes Translation of Version 2.4...
HL7 China has announced that it has translated Version 2.4 of the HL7 messaging standard and is now making it available to the Chinese market. HL7 China, which was established in May 2000, joins other...
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Version 2 HL7 in JSON is not the answer
Oh dear. I didn’t really expect the rise and fall of HL7 to go viral. Now it seems I’m about go down in history as the guy who said HL7 should be done in JSON. Oops. I do not actually think re-encoding...
View ArticleHL7 Offers Free Ambassador Webinar-HL7 Version 2: Electronic Lab Reporting to...
Health Level Seven® International (HL7®), the global authority for interoperability and standards in healthcare information technology with members in 55 countries, will present a complimentary...
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FHIR Version 1.0
So I think there are some teething issues with FHIR. It got me thinking about an idea I had many years ago which I pitched to the leader of the opposition in Ontario one time. The idea didn’t go...
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