What are HL7 requirements?
Requirements Thinking What are HL7 requirements? First, in the world of software engineering, requirements refer to documented needs that an application or system must perform.
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Requirements Thinking What are HL7 requirements? First, in the world of software engineering, requirements refer to documented needs that an application or system must perform.
Why consider reverse-engineering? Lack of accurate specs If you’ve worked on an interfacing team or for HIE, one of the issues you’ll hear about is
First, what’s the problem? One of the problems we hear about from HL7 team leads and their management is that interfaces take a long time
Healthcare Information Exchange Types There are three basic types of healthcare information exchanges (HIEs): some cover a geographic region (for instance, NCHIE in North Carolina),
Over the past few weeks, we’ve reviewed multiple HL7 testing topics. So you know how critical it is to test interfaces during interface configuration, the
We get this question a lot. Over the past few years, we’ve come up with a few answers. Let’s bring this full circle into 3
9 Diagnostic Questions: Interfacing Management Maturity Model Last week, we introduced a maturity model for interfacing management. We explained how organizations progress through 3 distinct
Tip 11 in the Interoperability Tip Series Last week, you learned about doing a gap analysis – mapping differences between the systems you’re interfacing. Today,
It’s clear that the needs around interfacing and integration are exploding. To match that need, Caristix is introducing an interfacing management maturity model. If you’re
The Status Quo This is the world interface analysts, developers, and quality testers work in: 2 weeks to get a list of code values for
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