List of speakers for the ITx 2016 conference
This page contains the speaker list for ITx 2016, ordered by name. Check out the Programme as well.
Product Strategist, Orion Health
Dr David Hay has been involved in healthcare informatics in New Zealand for over 30 years.
He works as a Product Strategist for Orion Health, is an active member of the international FHIR community, co-chair of the FHIR Management Group, chair of HL7 New Zealand and an active blogger on FHIR at fhirblog.com.
Regardless of which system is actually chosen to host the NZ Electronic Health Record, the interface to that system will be using the new HL7 FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability resources) standard that is receiving enormous international attention. This session is aimed at the non-technical user and will explore how such a real-time resource can deliver value to the Patient, the Clinician and the Healthcare organization.
We'll look at the history behind the development of FHIR, a high level description of how it works, sample scenarios in New Zealand and some real-world International Use Cases.
We'll also look at how it relates to some of the other standards and terminologies in the International community such as SNOMED, openEHR and CIMI as well as a quick description of some of the associated standards that build on FHIR to make it even easier for developers to produce innovative applications such as SMART and CDS-hooks
FHIR will truly enable the 'healthcare ecosystem' especially supporting mobile devices, and this session will explain why.
This session is a follow on to the previous one, and is aimed at the more technical user - developer, implementer and business analyst. We'll spend some time describing and demonstrating how FHIR can be adapted to meet specific requirements (a process called 'profiling'), and the tooling available to assist with this. It will also cover some of the technical aspects of communicating with FHIR servers and describe the tooling and other free resources that are available to help the developer of FHIR and SMART based applications, including some thoughts on the infrastructure that will be required to support this in New Zealand. We'll also think about how we can form a community of users and developers in New Zealand including Clinicians and Consumers with hooks into the international community.