The HIMSS Middle East Interoperability Showcase™ is coming to Riyadh
The Interoperability Showcase brings vendors and decision makers together in an interactive environment where attendees become the patient in a clinical use case scenario and watch their health data move from system to system.
The Interoperability Showcase is your opportunity to maximize your company's position in the Middle East market by allowing Saudi officials to see first hand that your system is among those most easily integrated to improve patient care.
Profiles of Interest : PDQ, XDS.b, XD-LAB, XDS-I.b, ATNA and CT see link
Participants to the showcase are expected to have successfully passed testing of their system at any IHE Connectathon for the IHE profiles demonstrated at the showcase. The next opportunity is at the IHE European connectathon in Istanbul.
We are very pleased to announce the release of the new Product Registry. This new version brings more stability and more functionalities to the application to the 245 organizations that are using it and that have declared more than 570 Integration Statement
Since the crawling tool will be restarted, please pay attention to the email you might receive from the tool in the coming days.
Since release 6.0-RC2, the Gazelle PatientManager tool is able to act as an ADT actor. That means that you can receive ADT feeds from the tool in the context of the RAD-1 and RAD-12 transactions. Note that the HL7v2.5.1 option is not yet implemented.
To proceed, register your system under test (Order Filler, Order Placer, Image Manager, Report Manager, MPI...) as an ADT Client under the SUT Configurations menu.
Gazelle team would like to inform you that a new release of the PatientManager is now available online at http://gazelle.ihe.net/PatientManager
You can now enter the configuration of your PIX consumer and PIX cross-reference manager actors to receive messages from Gazelle. Under the PIX menu you will access the three actors defined by the PIX specifications:
Note that the responder parts have not been implemented yet, this will be part of another release of the application in the coming weeks.
Only one Month left to register to the Istanbul connectathon !
IHE Europe goes to Istanbul Turkey for the next Connectathon. "Let's connect where the continent connects".
Registration is still open :
You have questions about the next European Connectathon, the registration process is not clear for you, you'd like to discuss it with us ?
Then we have planned a series of 3 webinars.
The purpose of these webinars is to respond to your questions and help you participate to the IHE European Connectathon in Istanbul in April 2013.
Register for a session now by clicking a date below:
Once registered you will receive an email confirming your registration with information you need to join the Webinar.
We have refined the user interface of the Order Manager tool. All domains are now available in the top menu bar, there is no need to select the IHE domain anymore. In a given domain, you will find a menu entry for each actor that this tool can emulate. This will give you access to its configuration as a HL7 responder/DICOM SCP and to the page to configure the messages to send. You will also find an entry called "Data browser" for each actor; this is the link to access the list of orders, procedures, patients... owned by this actor.
Note to the senders of HL7 messages: Each actor is now listening on a single port which supports most of the character set encodings defined by HL7.
Note to the users of the worklist: you can now consult the logs of the wlmscpfs tool directly through the user interface; go to Radiology (or Eye care) / Worklists / Worklists query logs.
Note to the ADT's developers: Radiology and Eye care Order Filler, Order Placer and Image Manager can now handle some ADT messages defined in RAD-1 and RAD-12 transactions:
If you were using the HL7v2 conformance profiles available on the INRIA's forge and maintained by both IHE-Europe and NIST, be aware that the tree of the project has changed. The current versions of the profiles are now located at svn://scm.gforge.inria.fr/svnroot/gazelle/Data/trunk.
After each testing session, a new tag will be created containing a snapshot of the conformance profiles like they were used during the event (including issues fixed during the session). A first tag is available following the Eye care connectathon at svn://scm.gforge.inria.fr/svnroot/gazelle/Data/tags/EYECARE2012.
A new release of Demographic Data Server is now available.
The project has been moved to a Maven architecture. No new features by now but a new skin (similar to Gazelle's simulators) and a new URL to access the web service: http://jumbo.irisa.fr:8080/DDS-DemographicDataServer-ejb/DemographicDataServerBean?wsdl. The Apache redirection to access this web service has been updated so you can use: http://gazelle.ihe.net/DDSWS/DemographicDataServerBean?wsdl in order to be sure to always point to the right location.
The application remains available at http://gazelle.ihe.net/DDS
