8:00 - 8:10

Welcome

• Welcome

• Introduction to the sessions

• (As short as possible)

@Mikael Nyström

8:10 - 9:10

Introduction to openEHR

• Agree where - inside or outside the EHR systems?

  • The difference between interoperability and intraoperability.

• Exploring categories of reinterpretation problems.

  • Some conversions are possible to do automatically with an algorithm, some others are possible with a human in the loop (manually reinterpreting every transfer) and yet some other conversions are impossible.

• Best of Breed vs Best of Suite.

  • Historical attempts to solve integration. Is a Best of Breed 2.0 emerging?

• Integration strategies and their consequences

  • Core system strategy

  • Mapping/conversion based strategy

  • Shared, model-driven strategy

• What is openEHR and how does it address fundamental problems?

  • Archetypes, templates and forms

  • Maximal dataset vs least common denominator

  • Technical reference model

  • How the parts fit together

  • Separation of concerns and international sharing of workload.

• HL7 FHIR and openEHR, comparisons and combinations.

  • FHIR and openEHR have different purposes and approaches

  • Handling partial overlaps

• Examples and toolchains for openEHR

@Erik Sundvall

9:10 - 9:25

openEHR and decision support

• Decision support related components in openEHR

  • openEHR Expression Language (EL)

  • openEHR Guideline Definition Language (GDL)

• Combine GDL and EL for comprehensive decision support applications

  • Approach of combining EL and GDL for decision support

Shan Nan

9:25 - 9:35

Break

9:35 - 9:50

openEHR and SNOMED CT

• openEHR’s and SNOMED CT’s strengths and weaknesses

  • When information is best represented in openEHR versus SNOMED CT

• Combine openEHR and SNOMED CT to represent information

  • Terminology binding

@Mikael Nyström

9:50 - 10:10

Caregivers and vendors perspective on openEHR

• The benefits for caregivers to use openEHR

• The benefits for vendors to use openEHR

@Patrik Georgii-Hemming & @Martin Grundberg

10:10 - 10:25

openEHR International

• How openEHR International work

• How openEHR International takes care of the openEHR specifications, content and other artefacts

• How to be involved in openEHR

• openEHR national affiliates

@Mikael Nyström

10:25 - 10:40

Case study, openEHR in Sweden

• How the Swedish openEHR collaboration works

@David Wetterbro & @Anette Larsson

10:40 - 10:55

Case study, openEHR in China

• How the Chinese openEHR collaboration works

  • Healthcare Modeling Collaboration efforts on specific domains

• Case report: how openEHR helps to improve the data sharing among different cohorts

Xudong Lu

10:55 - 11:00

Closing remarks

• (As short as possible)

@Mikael Nyström