Hello All,
I’m relatively new to this topic so wondered if anyone had any pointers for me to get started. Currently working on some integration projects for an NHS trust and this looks like it could be the ideal route for us to go down in terms of structuring data etc.
If anyone has any good ‘beginners-guides’ they could point me to, it would be very welcomed!
Also, I notice the C#/.Net mailing list doesn’t seem to work, has this been disbanded now?
Many thanks,
Alex Hitchins
Hi Alex,
This is probably a good starting point:
https://www.openehr.org/resources/white_papers
Not in great shape and showing its age now, but this one could give you a slightly technically perspective:
https://serefarikan.com/2012/11/08/openehr-for-practical-people-cleaned-up/
I’d suggest that you also checkout Tom’s blog: https://wolandscat.net/
These are good paths for a pragmatic introduction but the lists would probably be the most useful resource; just ask whatever you want to/does not make sense.
More substantial resources exist, like to specification documents and papers/thesis on openEHR but I’d suggest you follow a goal driven approach.
Cheers
Seref
ps: I think technical and implementers lists became the common ground in time, will need to check what is going on with C#, thanks for raising that.
Alex
Would also suggest these brief video intros x 3 to openEHR are aimed at newcomers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUwGNXppdbw&index=4&list=PLNxHSK29ViKLrrhdPTqbYr6XGTya4uGBv
The Best of Breed open eHealth platform 3.0 presentation by Dr Ian McNicoll that follows in that playlist and is an excellent introductory talk.
regards
Tony
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