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Good Morning Everyone -
Thanks to all that were able to attend the Webinar on Terminology Management last Friday. Here is a link to download the recording of the webinar. The link will expire after 7 days. Let me know if you have any issues accessing the download. Thx, J |
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Hi All -
Just a reminder that tomorrow's scheduled DI Community meeting will be a webinar providing an experiential look at how terminology mappings have been managed in the province of British Columbia. Event Info: https://infocentral.infoway-inforoute.ca/en/news-events/event-calendar/icalrepeat.detail/2019/07/12/2986/130/webinar-terminology-mappings-with-application-to-foreign-exam-management-and-analytics-ai-etc |
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Hi All -
Sorry for any confusion from the previous title on the last post. The Webinar is July 12th @ 12pm - 1pm EST. Thx, J |
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Good Afternoon All!
Next week's DI Community Group Meeting, will feature a presentation/demo of how British Columbia is managing terminology mappings with their VNA solution. The details for the webinar are listed below. Please forward this along to anyone you feel would be interested: Title: Terminology mappings with application to Foreign Exam Management (and analytics, AI, etc.) Summary: When planning to use medical records on a large scale – e.g., sharing records across organizations, using records for AI, analytics, or research – terminology mappings are a critical first step in preparing the data. In this talk, we will discuss considerations when devising a strategy for terminology mappings. As a concrete example, we will look at how Foreign Exam Management (FEM) for diagnostic imaging is done across the province of British Columbia using the Leafsprout Digital Health Suite. We will look at some of the rationales for decisions that were made along the way, and some “gotchas” that we have seen. Main learning objectives: 1. The importance of terminology and terminology mappings in a large image sharing network (100+ hospitals) 2. An approach to assembling a complete view of patient's imaging record across all PACS, RIS, terminologies, MRN and accession schemes in a jurisdiction (for all citizens) 3. The use of IHE standards for performing Foreign Exam Management (aka Import and Display of External Priors) in a large imaging network Link to Event Info Link to Calendar Invite |
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