while I’m still very occupied with lots of non-technical stuff in several contexts, I would like to get a quick feedback on a possible SEC Meeting in Berlin on October 13. The background is that we will have a HiGHmed Symposium about FHIR and openEHR and we will have some community member gather in Berlin. This might be a good occassion and I think the location in the heart of Europe is also fitting well (and Berlin is relatively easy to travel to).
No, I wanted to check first if there is some appetite given the ongoing covid situation. What might be nice is a special topic meeting on AQL. What do you think, @Seref?
I don’t think the appetite can be any larger than it already is @birger.haarbrandt
I’d love to do this, but we’ll have to see how the Covid situation evolves. So a tentative yes from me, but I’ll have to see what things will be like then, especially now that UK is just letting it all go.
I booked an early flight (arrival 0930) on the 12th and will be ready for informal connections most of the day. That’s an invitation to other participants to come early to Berlin!
@birger.haarbrandt I’ll second @ian.mcnicoll 's question. (There is a critical delivery in October I need to see through, still trying to make this one happen as well)
we are currently planning one day for the meeting (October 13) and the next day we will have the openEHR & FHIR symposium. I’m currently checking options for the location. For the invited speakers, there is a hotel in “Berlin Mitte” (Mitte (locality) - Wikipedia) and my goal is to have a location that is quite central and close to Berlin Central Station.
So if you book a hotel nearby, you should be fine.
Registration is now open for the symposium: as seats are fairly limited (<50!) due to COVID restrictions, please make sure to register right away if you plan to come to Berlin and attend the symposium on October 14!