This space provides information on communities of practice around OpenHIE. All communities encourage openness and collaboration when it comes to sharing knowledge. In addition, this page serves as a resource for community descriptions, call information, community leads, and ongoing common work.
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Communities of Practice
| OpenHIE Architecture & Standards Component Communities |
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The Client Registry Community (OHIE-CR) is focused on technology that provides accurate, reliable and stable identification and de-duplication of individuals and other entities in a variety of contexts. |
The Facility Registry Community (OHIE-FR) is made up of technologists and implementers supporting health facility registries and master facility lists. |
Health Management Information System Community The Health Management Information System Community (OHIE-HMIS) leads the development and deployment of technologies to better manage health information thus providing better patient care. |
Health Worker Registry Community The Health Worker Registry Community (OHIE-HWR) leads the development and deployment of provider registries, developed using technologies to support a comprehensive database of all providers of health care services in a certain population. |
Interoperability Layer Community The Interoperability Layer Community (OHIE-IL) aims to enable easier interoperability between Health Information Systems by providing a forum for discussion and knowledge sharing and by designing and developing an interoperability layer that connects the components within the OHIE. |
Shared Health Record Community The Shared Health Record Community (OHIE-SHR) aims to enable the collection and storage of electronic health information about individual patients in a centralised repository which is capable of being shared across different healthcare settings. |
The Terminology Service Community (OHIE-TS) serves as a central authority to uniquely identify the clinical activities that occur within the care delivery process by maintaining a terminology set mapped to international standards such as ICD10, LOINC, SNOMED, and others. |
| Health Information Exchange Topic Communities |
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Health Financing towards UHC Community The Health Financing towards UHC Community (OHIE-UHC) is focused on identifying health care financing data exchange needs, and working synergistically with the OpenHIE community to ensure that data exchange processes and requirements meet the needs of the health care financing communities. |
PEPFAR Data Exchange Implementer Community The PEPFAR Data Exchange Implementer Community (PEPFAR-DEIC) serve for knowledge sharing between stakeholders involved in data import into DATIM, and to provide them with information on upcoming data exchange offerings. |
The Supply Chain Community (OHIE-SC) is a sub-team that engages with OpenHIE to leverage knowledge from real-world projects and lessons-learned from OpenHIE to explore the use/creation of standards and standard processes that might be used to support healthcare supply chain tasks. |
| Interest Groups |
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The Academy Community works together to create and/or share global goods that are focused on increasing the capacity to build and support health information exchange architecture and processes. |
The COVID-19 Task Force formed in April 2020 in response to the interoperability and data sharing needs of the global community during the coronavirus pandemic. |