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Reducing Manual Work through HL7 Interface Lifecycle Management

By jeanluc.morin@caristix.com | Published: April 24, 2012
Caristix was selected to present at Interconnected Health 2012 recently, and we focused on a new concept, HL7 Interface Lifecycle Management. Up till now, there’s been a sort of unspoken assumption in the industry: interfacing is a linear event based on simple drag-and-drop configuration within an interface engine. However, if you look at all of [...]
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What Are the Pitfalls of HL7 Interfacing?

By sovita.chander@caristix.com | Published: February 15, 2012
One of the things we realized when we formed Caristix is that the biggest pitfall in HL7 interfacing isn’t coding or setting up the interface. With modern interface engines, that’s relatively easy. The real struggle is knowing how a system is constructed, where the gaps are, and what needs to be coded – this drives [...]
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How to Change HL7 Segment and Field Definitions in Caristix Cloak

By sovita.chander@caristix.com | Published: January 11, 2012
One of our Cloak customers is de-identifying close to 14 GB of clinical data coming from several healthcare information systems (including 2 ADTs and a lab system) at an IDN. This customer is asking some great questions that would help other Cloak users get more out of the software. Here’s an excerpt from our conversations. [...]
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Vary De-identified Names Across Clinical Data Using Caristix Cloak

By sovita.chander@caristix.com | Published: January 6, 2012
One of our Cloak customers is de-identifying several GB of clinical data coming from several healthcare information systems (including 2 ADTs and a lab system) at an IDN. This customer is asking some great questions that would help other Cloak users get more out of the software. Here’s an excerpt from our conversations. We’ll be [...]
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