How Open Source Developers Can (still!) Save The World
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How Open Source Developers Can (Still!) Save The World Brian Behlendorf Apache, CollabNet, Mozilla U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services
Source: http://baudio.files.wordpress.com/2007/08/daemon-tux-duke-mozilla.jpg
Copyright 2007 Guido Haarmans
The Nationwide Health Information Network The NHIN: • Provides the foundation to the exchange of health information that supports meaningful use. • Supports both the local and nationwide exchange of health information. • Offers trust framework for information sharing. • Includes a common governance & operations infrastructure necessary for network security and connectivity. • Contains specifications for interoperable services.
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Your Health Organization
NHIN Conventions
Your Existing Health Information System
Authentication, Security, & Privacy Proprietary Interface
Other Health Organizations
Locate/Retrieve Health Documents
Publish/Subscribe to Data Feed
Health Data
Exchange Decision
Disclosure History
Locate Health Systems/Services
Future Services
External NHIN API
Internal CONNECT API
Adapter
Locate Patient
CONNECT Gateway
Patient Identity
Custom Interface
Proprietary Interface
Custom Interface
Person Index
Health Information
Exchange Policy
Audit Log
• Terminology Mapping • Document Viewers • Clinical Decision Support • Other
Proprietary/Custom Interface
Federal, State, and Private Sector Partners Using NHIN in 2009* Agency (7)
Private Sector (15)
State Level (3)
Department of Defense**
CareSpark
New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH)**
Cleveland Clinic Foundation Community Health Information Collaborative
Department of Veterans Affairs** Social Security Administration**
Delaware Health Information Network Healthbridge Currently In Limited Production
Indian Health Service** Centers for Disease Control** National Cancer Institute**
Healthlinc (Bloomington Hospital) MedVirginia** INHS Kaiser Permanente
Washington State Department of Health (WASDOH)** Indiana State Department of Health (ISDOH)
Long Beach Network For Health Lovelace Clinic Foundation Minnesota Community Health Information Collaborative (CHIC) New York eHealth Collaborative NCHICA NMHIC
National Disaster Medical System**
Regenstrief Institute West Virginia Health Information Network Wright State University**
*Via demonstration and/or production activities. ** Using the CONNECT Solution
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NGOs and .govs need YOU ●
● ●
● ●
Your time and skills as Open Source coders are much more valuable than dollars or bare hours. Find a project that intrigues you, and learn more. Lead by example – formal thoughts about open development processes are often hard to capture. Non-code contributions matter too. Encourage the project to build upon or collaborate with other projects, to avoid duplicating effort.
Source: http://baudio.files.wordpress.com/2007/08/daemon-tux-duke-mozilla.jpg
Copyright 2007 Guido Haarmans
The Nationwide Health Information Network The NHIN: • Provides the foundation to the exchange of health information that supports meaningful use. • Supports both the local and nationwide exchange of health information. • Offers trust framework for information sharing. • Includes a common governance & operations infrastructure necessary for network security and connectivity. • Contains specifications for interoperable services.
21
Your Health Organization
NHIN Conventions
Your Existing Health Information System
Authentication, Security, & Privacy Proprietary Interface
Other Health Organizations
Locate/Retrieve Health Documents
Publish/Subscribe to Data Feed
Health Data
Exchange Decision
Disclosure History
Locate Health Systems/Services
Future Services
External NHIN API
Internal CONNECT API
Adapter
Locate Patient
CONNECT Gateway
Patient Identity
Custom Interface
Proprietary Interface
Custom Interface
Person Index
Health Information
Exchange Policy
Audit Log
• Terminology Mapping • Document Viewers • Clinical Decision Support • Other
Proprietary/Custom Interface
Federal, State, and Private Sector Partners Using NHIN in 2009* Agency (7)
Private Sector (15)
State Level (3)
Department of Defense**
CareSpark
New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH)**
Cleveland Clinic Foundation Community Health Information Collaborative
Department of Veterans Affairs** Social Security Administration**
Delaware Health Information Network Healthbridge Currently In Limited Production
Indian Health Service** Centers for Disease Control** National Cancer Institute**
Healthlinc (Bloomington Hospital) MedVirginia** INHS Kaiser Permanente
Washington State Department of Health (WASDOH)** Indiana State Department of Health (ISDOH)
Long Beach Network For Health Lovelace Clinic Foundation Minnesota Community Health Information Collaborative (CHIC) New York eHealth Collaborative NCHICA NMHIC
National Disaster Medical System**
Regenstrief Institute West Virginia Health Information Network Wright State University**
*Via demonstration and/or production activities. ** Using the CONNECT Solution
23
NGOs and .govs need YOU ●
● ●
● ●
Your time and skills as Open Source coders are much more valuable than dollars or bare hours. Find a project that intrigues you, and learn more. Lead by example – formal thoughts about open development processes are often hard to capture. Non-code contributions matter too. Encourage the project to build upon or collaborate with other projects, to avoid duplicating effort.
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