Developing OpenEHR teaching material.

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Hi,

I am developing teaching material on openEHR for our undergraduate course.

Most approaches to teaching openEHR tend to be high level - explaining
the need and advantages of using archetypes, guiding principles and so
on. I am hoping to get away from this and to offer a more hands-on
approach. My aim is to develop material that leads my students to an
understanding of the problems of developing EHRs first, before
demonstrating how openEHR attempts to overcome these difficulties.

I am looking for someone currently developing archetypes (or who has
some they have developed in the past), who would be happy for their work
to be adapted for use as a university case study, and is prepared to
collaborate in developing this.

Many thanks,

Derek
dmeyer@sgul.ac.uk

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Hi Derek,
Could you please clarify the content you have in mind? Hands on openEHR usage spans quite a large set of topics. Are you interested in actual implementation of the specifications?
From your message I get the impression that you are more interested in modelling. In that case, maybe clinical list may give you a better response to your query. We may be more helpful if you define your scope a little bit better.

Kind regards
Seref