Contact Information

Connectathon Technical Project Manager (Steve Moore) Use the email address at the right for any kind of Connectathon technical support question. Your email will be entered into a Jira tracking system	naconnectathon.helpdesk@gmail.com
IHE USA Connectathon Management and Logistics	connectathon@ihe.net
Domain Technical Project Managers (by Last Name) Contact a Domain Technical Project Manager if your question is specific to a profile in a particular domain.
Paul Dow + Cardiology	pdow@acc.org
Lynn Felhofer + IT Infrastructure + Quality, Research and Public Health + Radiology	felhofer.lynn@gmail.com
Steve Moore + Patient Care Coordination + Consolidated CDA testing	naconnectathon.helpdesk@gmail.com
Eric Poiseau + Anatomic Pathology + Laboratory + Pharmacy	eric.poiseau@inria.fr
Paul Sherman + Patient Care Devices	paulrshermancce@gmail.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

Contact Information

Connectathon Technical Project Manager (Steve Moore) Use the email address at the right for any kind of Connectathon technical support question. Your email will be entered into a Jira tracking system	naconnectathon.helpdesk@gmail.com
IHE USA Connectathon Management and Logistics	connectathon@ihe.net
Domain Technical Project Managers (by Last Name) Contact a Domain Technical Project Manager if your question is specific to a profile in a particular domain.
Paul Dow + Cardiology	pdow@acc.org
Lynn Felhofer + IT Infrastructure + Quality, Research and Public Health + Radiology	felhofer.lynn@gmail.com
Steve Moore + Patient Care Coordination + Consolidated CDA testing	naconnectathon.helpdesk@gmail.com
Eric Poiseau + Anatomic Pathology + Laboratory + Pharmacy	eric.poiseau@inria.fr
Paul Sherman + Patient Care Devices	paulrshermancce@gmail.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  Prepare your system to test at the Connectathon.  Find configuration, IP address, OIDs and other network information here.

• Configuration for Connectathon test systems / OIDs
• Training on gazelle configuration entry
• Connectathon Network Description
• IP Addresses

Configuration for Connectathon test systems / OIDs

An important Connectathon preparation task for December is to share configuration parameters for your test system (ports, URLs...).

Configuration entry is a two-step process prior to the Connectathon.  We want you to spend your time at the Connectathon working on interoperability issues and not asking your neighbor, "What is the URL of your Repository?"

1. Starting in December, we collect your system's configuration parameters in gazelle.  Due Jan 6, 2017.
2. Then, you retrieve your partners' parameters from gazelle and enter them into your system.  Finish this task before arriving at the Connectathon.

Gazelle assigns you default parameters based on the profiles & actors you signed up to test.  Your task is to update those to actual parameter for your test system and marked them 'Approved'.  This is done in gazelle under menu Configuration-->System Configuration.

Hostnames: Each test system in gazelle is given a hostname.  You can allocate additional hostnames for your systems if you need them.  IP addresses will be assigned to hostnames shortly before the Connectathon.

The gazelle proxy:  The config/ports for the gazelle proxy are shown on the gazelle configuration page in red font.  There is separate training provided about use of the gazelle proxy.

Many systems need OIDs as part of their configuration (Patient ID Sources, XDS Source & Repositories, homeCommunityIDs, others...).  These are assigned in gazelle under menu Configuration-->OIDs for current session.

Any questions about configuration parameters should be sent to Lynn Felhofer (...after you have viewed the training ;-) )

Training on gazelle configuration entry

There is a a new Gazelle in town. The training for this has changed.

• Configuration 101 (.pdf): Entering configuration information into Gazelle
• Configuration 102 (.pdf): Instructions for entering webservices parameters
• Configuration 103 (.pdf): Instructions for finding your OIDs
• Configuration 104 (.pdf): finding and exporting your test partners' configurations

Connectathon Network Description

The connectathon network is the backbone for our interoperability testing.  Please read this before arriving in Cleveland:  NetworkDescription2017.pdf

 IP Addresses

1. In January, fixed IP addresses will be assigned for all hostnames you configured as part of your configuration work in Dec/Jan (hosts, ports, URLs, ...).
2. You can see your IP addresses using Gazelle:
   -- Configurations -> (Company) : Systems Configuration
   -- Select a system
   -- The hosts and IP addresses associated with that system will display at the top
3. You can see all IP addresses (all systems, including yours, using Gazelle:
   -- Configurations -> Network Configuration Overview
   -- Lower left: Download hosts file

 

  Contact Us! Get help when you need it.

 

New Supplements

The following table contains new supplements that are published for the first time. We include only those supplements that have been published after January 2016.  

We purposely omit supplements that have been re-published.

 

Cardiology
IT Infrastructure	Advanced Patient Privacy Consents (APPC)
Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Patient Care Coordination	Bed Management (BED)
Patient Care Coordination	Cross-Enterprise Cardiovascular Heart Team Workflow Definition (XCHT-WD)
Patient Care Coordination	Dynamic Care Plan (DCP)
Patient Care Devices
Pharmacy
Quality, Research, Public Health
Radiology	Radiation Exposure Monitoring for Nuclear Medicine (REM-NM)

Deprecated: For Reference Only

This is a resource page for an event that is complete. Please do not assume any information on this page is current.

  Bookmark this page for easy access to resources used to support your Connectathon testing.

• Testing schedule for the week
• Daily
• After-hours access
• Daily 'need to know' announcements
• Seating assignments
• Network information
• Network Description & "I need another fixed IP address!"
• Wireless
• Gazelle
• Guidance for Monday's session
• Assigned partners
• XDS, XDS-I, ATNA
• XCA, XCPD, XCA-I
• Ask questions. Get help.
• Tools - location & support

Testing schedule for the week

Daily:

Mon, Jan 23, 2017	7:30 am -  4:00 pm EST	On-site check-in / badge pickup
Mon, Jan 23, 2017	7:30 am - 10:00 am	Connectathon Participant system set-up
Mon, Jan 23, 2017	10:00 am -  5:30 pm	Connectathon Test Session 1
Tue, Jan 24, 2017	9:00 am -  5:30 pm	Connectathon Test Session 2
Wed, Jan 25, 2017	9:00 am -  5:30 pm	Connectathon Test Session 3
Thu, Jan 26, 2017	9:00 am -  5:30 pm	Connectathon Test Sesson 4
Fri, Jan 27, 2017	8:00 am -  noon	Connectathon Teset Session 5: Hard stop at noon

 

After-hours access:

Participants with a valid badge will have access to the Connectathon Floor...

• mornings starting at 7:30 am
• evenings until 11pm Mon-Thurs.   No re-entry is permitted after 9pm.  All Participants must leave the test floor at 11pm.

There is no support from volunteer monitors or technical management outside of the daily Testing Sessions; during after-hours, they will be preparing for the next day.

Daily 'need to know' announcements

The Connectathon venue makes oral announcements impractical.

Please check your email at 9am and 1:30pm each day. We will send twice-daily "need to know" announcements to the na_connectathon email list.

Seating Assignments (No Longer Current)

-- Seating assignments - There are two tabs in this spreadsheet. On the first tab, each cell represents one table with two chairs; table locations are identified by a letter/number, eg L28. The second tab shows seating assignments sorted by Organization.
-- Connectathon floor plan

Network Info (No Longer Current)

• NetworkDescriptionNA2017.pdf: Read the Connectathon Network Description before arriving in Cleveland
• "I need another fixed IP address!"

Wireless / General

• SSID:  NA2017
• Password:  cleveland17
• Security type:  TBD

Wireless / PCD Testers

• SSID:  PCD
• Password:  cleveland17
• Security type:  TBD

Gazelle

Gazelle on-site: http://ihe.wustl.edu/gazelle-na

Outside of Connectathon floor, URL remains the same: http://ihe.wustl.edu/gazelle-na/home.seam

Guidance for Monday's session (No Longer Current)

We hope you've already reviewed the 10 Connectathon Tips from the Pros.

Monday 7:30-10am is for system set-up.  After 10am, we expect you to perform testing. Here is guidance on goals to accomplish during Monday's testing session:

• Configure and connect to tools for your profiles.
• Complete the 5-minute Consistent Time "CT_Client" test
• Content Creators -- submit CDA/C-CDA docs into the samples area of gazelle for evaluation
• Modalities/Evidence Creators -- submit DICOM samples into gazelle and the Central Archive
• Submit media you create to the assigned Monitor -->  XDM and PDI media to monitor George or Raj at table K24 
• It is good practice to hand a monitor your media rather than just dropping it at the table.
• Any other tests labeled "*_Do_This_First" or "*_Read_This_First"
• In general, work on other no-peer tests.
• Then, move on to peer-to-peer tests.

Ask questions. Get help: (No Longer Current)

IHE USA staff - Help desk

• logistics, "I'm lost", shipping...

Network staff - (C18)

Tool help - see next section

Steve Moore - (K28)

• First & last resource for technical support.  Ask me anything.
• PCC and C-CDA/HealthStory tests, test requirements & grading
• "I need to drop a profile/actor"
• Gazelle help

Eric Poiseau - (K27)

• LAB, PATH, PHARM tests, test requirements & grading
• Gazelle support

Lynn Felhofer - (K25)

• ITI, QRPH, and Radiology tests, test requirements & grading
• Monitor support

Paul Sherman - (L18)

• PCD tests, test requirements & grading

Assigned partners for some profiles

• Red, Green, Blue assignments for Registries & Gateways 
• XDS, XDS-I, ATNA: Tue-Wed-Assigned-Partners (see all 4 tabs in the spreadsheet)
• XCA, XCPD, XCDR, XCA-I on Tues, Wed, Thurs: Cross-CommunityTesting Schedule (several tabs; read the 'Instructions' tab first)

Tools - locations & support (No Longer Current)

Training material on various tools is here: http://gazelle.ihe.net/training#ToolTraining

Tool errata - as we find issues with tools, we will document them here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1oNVe8_L7_ll20bCrG--lqlVeIab0cMTEMl8qADhprtk/pubhtml

Integral Tools

The tools listed in the first table below are considered an integral part of Connectathon testing. These tools are referenced in Connectathon tests and are part of the test procedure.

Tool	Used for	Location / Config info	Support
Gazelle Itself	Test Management	http://ihe.wustl.edu/gazelle-na	Eric (K27)
Gazelle Security Suite	- Home of ATNA Questionnaires - TLS client / server simulator - ATNA Audit message validator - Syslog collector (ARR simulator)	https://gazelle.ihe.net/gss	Cedric (K26)
CDA Validation (several)	PCC, QRPH and C-CDA Testing	IHE CDA Overview of Testing Procedure	Steve (K28)
DICOM Central Archive	Archive for DICOM objects	GUI front-end: http://central-archive.ihe-us-test.net:8080/dcm4chee-web3/ password: admin/admin (to add your AE title so the archive will accept your association) IP addr / port: 10.242.128.43 /  11112 AET: DCM4CHEE	Steve (K28)
Gazelle EVS Client	Home page	https://gazelle.ihe.net/EVSClient/home.seam	Eric (K27)
	DICOM validators (DCCHECK, dcm4che, Dicom3Tools, Pixelmed-REM, dcmcheck)	https://gazelle.ihe.net/EVSClient/dicom/validator.seam	Eric (K27)
	HL7v2 validator HL7v3 validator	https://gazelle.ihe.net/EVSClient/hl7v2/validator.seam https://gazelle.ihe.net/EVSClient/hl7v3/validator.seam	Eric (K27)
	PDF/A validator (XDS-SD)	https://gazelle.ihe.net/EVSClient/pdf/validator.seam	Eric (K27)
	XDW validator	https://gazelle.ihe.net/EVSClient/xdw/validator.seam
Gazelle proxy	message capture/validation (non-TLS)	http://ihe.wustl.edu/proxy	Eric (K27)
Gazelle Order Manager	Is the DSS/OF for CARD & RAD profiles: --DICOM Modality Worklist SCP for RAD & CARD modalities --RAD-13 sender for RAD & CARD Image Managers Watch this short "how to" video	https://gazelle.ihe.net/OrderManager	Cedric (K26)
Gazelle Patient Manager	Is the Patient Demographics Supplier and Patient Encounter Supplier in the PAM Profilfe	https://gazelle.ihe.net/PatientManager	Cedric (K26)
NIST HL7 v2.x	For QRPH VRDR HL7 messages	http://hl7v2-cf-validator.nist.gov/cf-validator/#/home	Rob S (M28)
Patient Generation and Sharing	--Preload patients for PIX/PDQ/XDS... --HL7v2 and V3 Patient ID Feed --Choose a patient to initiate creation of a RAD/CARD modality worklist in Order Manager	Gazelle Test Management:  menu  Connectathon-->Patient Generation and Sharing	Lynn (L25)
PCD Tools	PCD Message Validation	http://ihe-pcd-con.nist.gov/PCD-HL7WebCon/#home.htm	John (L17)
SAML STS	SAML assertion provider - XUA and SeR testing	https://gazelle.ihe.net/content/sts	Cedric (K26)
XDS Tools	XD* profile testing	- Endpoints for the XDS Public Registry - Red, Green, and Blue - are on: http://nist1:9080/ - XDS toolkit: TBD - XDS Registry Dashboard: from the toolkit home page, select Connectathon Tools --> Dashboard	Bill (J28)
XDS Toolkit 2017		http://xdstools.ihe-us-test.net	Bill (J28)
XDS-I Tools 2017	For testing XDS-I and XCA-I implementations. Uses the NIST XDS Toolkit directly	http://xds-imaging-tools.ihe-us-test.net	Steve (K28)

Backup or Experimental Tools

The tools listed in the table below are considered as backups or possibly experimental.

Backup: Tool is available if someone needs to review/resolve an issue by using one of our tools. These are not part of the defined testing protocol.

Experimental: A tool is in development. We may ask you for your help in running a few tests to examine the behavior of our testing software.

Tool	Status	Used for	Location / Config info	Support
Gazelle EVS / HPD validator	Backup			x ()
Gazelle EVS / DSUB validator	Backup			xxx()
Gazelle EVS / WADO validator (XDS-I.b)	Backup			xxx()
Gazelle XDStar Client	Backup			()
RFD Simulator	Experimental	RFD based profiles	http://rfd-test-tools	Ralph (J22)
XCA Tools	Experimental	XCA testing	Beta testing: Conformity Assessment	Bill (J28)

 

Welcome! We gather resources here for our extraordinary volunteer monitors.

 

Note this page is now out-of-date.  NA2018 Connectathon info is here

Table of Contents

• Connectathon Week Resources
• Connectathon Week Schedule
• Gazelle on-site
• Profile Assignments
• Seating assignments
• Network Information
• Ask questions. Get help.
• Tools - location & support
• Timeline for Connectathon Monitors
• Technical Preparation Resources
• Link to gazelle
• Technical Specs:  IHE Technical Framework Documentation
• Monitor preparation and Training Material
• Nice video on the benefits of being a monitor
• Our FAQ for vendor participants
• Contact Us

 

Connectathon Week Resources

>>Schedule for the week:

Mon Jan 23, 11:00-11:30 am	Monitors arrive at the Cleveland Convention Center and pick up badges at registration desk outside the Grand Ballroom.
Monday 11:30 am	Monitor welcome/orientation meeting. Meeting Room 21 on the Exhibit Floor level, adjacent to the Registration/Check-in.
Monday noon - 1:00 pm	Lunch -- get to know your monitor colleagues.  Participants will be having lunch, too.
Monday 1:00 - 1:30 pm	Monitors find their table on the Connectathon floor and get hooked up to the network.
Monday  1:30 - 5:30 pm	Connectathon testing session.  Monitors start work on test verification.
	AFTER HOURS ACCESS: Monitors and participants with a valid badge will have access to the Connectathon Floor... -- mornings starting at 7:30 am -- evenings until 11pm Mon-Thurs.   No re-entry is permitted after 9pm.  Everyone must leave the test floor at 11pm. There is no support from volunteer monitors or technical management outside of the daily Testing Sessions; during after-hours, they will be preparing for the next day.
Tue, Wed, Thurs 9 am-5:30 pm	Connectathon testing sessions / test verification.
Tues 6:30-9:30 pm	Social Event for Connectathon participants and monitors at Punch Bowl Social in The Flats of Downtown Cleveland.
Fri Jan 27 8 am-noon	- Final Connectathon testing session. - Connectathon ends promptly at noon.
AFTER CONNECTATHON-->
Feb 10	If you did not request advance per diem by Dec 5, then send your post-event  per diem form to jmyers@himss.org.

 

>>Gazelle:

Off-site & on-site (same as before the Connectathon): http://ihe.wustl.edu/gazelle-na/home.seam

>> Profile assignments:

Monitor profile assignments are in this google spreadsheet.  

We organize IHE profiles into "clusters" with common characteristics, and then we assign monitors to evaluate tests in one "cluster" (perhaps two).  The google spreadsheet contains the first draft of monitor assignments.  We try to assign you to profiles that match your expertise.  We hope that some assignments allow you to learn something new.  In fact, each monitor has the capability to evaluate tests in almost any profile.

There are three tabs in the spreadsheet:

• The first "Assignments" tab contains a row for each monitor.  The columns identify the profile "clusters".  The numbers in the column indicate how you will spend your time, eg a "1" indicates you will devote your time evaluating tests in that cluster.  Some monitors are asked to split time between two clusters.   During Connectathon week monitors will have the opportunity to evaluate tests in another area based on your interest or on our need for help in a certain area.
• The second "Cluster-Profiles" tab identifies the profiles in each cluster.  Each profile listed in Column D contains a link to that profile's documentation.  If the link is to Technical Framework Volume 1, then there is one chapter per profile.  If the link is to a Trial Implementation Supplement, then the entire profile is contained within one document.  The yellow rows also point to available preparation material.

>>Seating assignments:

• See this spreadsheet.

>>Network Info:

• Network support staff (C18)
• Wireless / General
• SSID: NA2017
• Password: cleveland17
• Security type: TBA
• Wireless / General
• SSID: PCD
• Password: cleveland17
• Security type: TBA
• Connectathon Network Description - this is the description of the Connectathon testing network.  Target audience for this document is testing participants.  FYI-only for Monitors.

>>Ask questions. Get help:

IHE USA staff - Help desk

• logistics, hotel, expenses...

Network staff - (C18)

Tool help - see next section

Lynn Felhofer - (K25)

• ITI, QRPH, and Radiology tests, test requirements & grading
• Monitor support
• Gazelle support

Steve Moore - (K28)

• PCC and C-CDA/HealthStory tests, test requirements & grading

Eric Poiseau - (K27)

• LAB, PATH, PHARM tests, test requirements & grading
• Gazelle support

Paul Sherman - (L18)

• PCD tests, test requirements & grading

>> Test tools - locations & support:

See:  https://gazelle.ihe.net/content/na-connectathon-2017-week-resources#Tools

(we document the tool list in one place -- on the vendor's information page)

Training material on various tools is here: http://gazelle.ihe.net/training#ToolTraining

 

Timeline for Connectathon Monitors:

BEFORE CONNECTATHON-->
Nov 17	Complete Monitor Travel Survey.  See Jeremiah's email for details.
Dec 2	Complete and return Non-Disclosure and Conflict of Interest forms.  Send to jmyers@himss.org.
Dec 5	Book airfare (if applicable).  Refer to the Monitor Travel Guide. Monitors must arrange through Innovative Travel.
Dec 5	Register for your Monitor badge.  You will receive an invitation via email with registration link.
Dec 5	Request advance per diem.  Send per diem form to jmyers@himss.org. (Alternatively, submit post-event per diem form by Feb 10, 2017.)
Jan 11, 10-11am CST	Connectathon Monitors - Preparation & Process Webinar:   - Monitor responsibilities - Connectathon process for monitors - Gazelle walk-through - Q & A Link to recording | slides
Mon Jan 16, 3:00 CST	Media Cluster Profile Overview  Link to recording  (18 min)
Mon Jan 16, 4:00 CST	Mobile Cluster Profile Overview  Link to recording  (47 min)
Tue Jan 17, 10:00 CST	RFD Cluster Profile Overview  Link to recording (30 min)
Tue Jan 17, noon CST	Security Cluster Profile Overview Link to recording (32 min)
Tue Jan 17, 4:00 CST	XDS Cluster Profile Overview  Link to recording  (34 min)
Wed Jan 18, 10:00 CST	XC* Cross-Community Cluster Profile Overview  Link to recording  (43 min)
Wed Jan 18, 1:00 CST	RAD-WF Radiology Workflow Cluster Profile Overview  Link to recording (34 min)
Wed Jan 18, 3:00 CST	RAD-Web Cluster Profile Overview  Link to recording (20 min)
Sun, Jan 22, 2:05 CST	Packers vs. Falcons --  NCF Championship Game
CONNECTATHON WEEK-->
Mon Jan 23, 11:00-11:30 am	Monitors arrive at the Cleveland Convention Center and pick up badges at registration desk.
Monday 11:30 am	Monitor welcome/orientation meeting. Meeting Room 21 on the Exhibit Floor level, adjacent to the Registration/Check-in.
Monday noon - 1:00 pm	Lunch -- get to know your monitor colleagues.  Participants will be having lunch, too.
Monday 1:00 - 1:30 pm	Monitors find their table on the Connectathon floor and get hooked up to the network.
Monday  1:30 - 5:30 pm	Connectathon testing session.  Monitors start work on test verification.
Tue, Wed, Thurs 9 am-5:30 pm	Connectathon testing sessions / test verification.
Tues 6:30-9:30 pm	Social Event for Connectathon participants and monitors at Punch Bowl Social in The Flats of Downtown Cleveland.
Fri Jan 27 8 am-noon	- Final Connectathon testing session. - Connectathon ends promptly at noon.
AFTER CONNECTATHON-->
Feb 10	If you did not request advance per diem by Dec 5, then send your post-event  per diem form to jmyers@himss.org.

 

Technical Preparation Resources:

>> Link to gazelle:

http://ihe.wustl.edu/gazelle-na/home.seam 

• Gazelle is the tool we use to manage test execution and verification for the IHE Connectathon.

>> IHE Technical Framework Documentation: 

The specifications we test at the Connectathon are contained in IHE Technical Framework documentation.   IHE publishes its Technical Framework documents, organized by domain, on the Technical Framework page of ihe.net.

Each IHE domain's Technical Framework is segmented into multiple volumes; Volume 1 contains the use cases the profile addresses, the process flow and a diagram of the actors & transactions in the profiles. The technical details of the transactions are not in Volume 1, and as a monitor, you do not need to be an expert at that level. If you are reading a Trial Implementation Supplement, you will see that the contents are separated into Volume 1 and Volume 2 within the supplement. 

If you have time prior to the Connectathon, we recommend you read the chapter in Technical Framework "Volume 1" for the profiles you are assigned to evaluate. 

If you are not familiar with IHE documentation, we recommend you view the "Interpreting the IHE Technical Framework" video in the training section below before you read the documentation.

 

Monitor Preparation & Training Material:

>> Cluster-specific preparation: 

The Monitor Assignments Spreadsheet contains cluster-specific preparation & training material.  See the Cluster-Proiflies tab. Each cluster contains links to the availlable preparation material for monitors.

>> Other Training Material: 

 

Audience	Topic	Date-Time / Duration
New monitors	Interpreting the IHE Technical Framework This covers terminology used in IHE Technical Frameworks explains the structure of IHE documentation, and describes IHE's publication cycle. If you've never read IHE documentation before, you will find this background information helpful. (Streaming link) (.mp4)	0:40
New monitors	Connectathon Terminology:  Definitions needed to understand using Gazelle during a connectathon (known to most returning participants; highly recommended for new participants & monitors) (Streaming link) (.mp4)	0:11
All monitors	Using gazelle to review Connectathon tests How to use gazelle to read test definitions for IHE profiles you're assigned to. (.mp4)	0:08
All monitors	Connectathon monitor - process overview   - Monitor responsibilities - Connectathon process for monitors - Q&A Gazelle walk-through  - How monitors use gazelle during connectathon week to verify tests.  recording | slides	Jan 11, 2017 10am CST
All monitors	Some profile 'clusters' have additional training material prepared by IHE Technical Project Managers.  This content will become available from now into Jan 2017.  Find it on the Cluster-Profiles tab of the monitor assignments google spreadsheet.
**optional**	Some of you may be interested in the training material we compile for vendor participants, but monitors do not need to review it. We collect participants' material on this Training Page.
**optional**	IHE 2016 Educational Webinar Series IHE sponsored its annual educational webinar series during summer and fall. You will find overview presentations for each IHE domain as well as 'speciality' presentations on topics like security, cross-community sharing of healthcare information, etc. These presentations *are not* connectathon-specific.	multiple presentations available; duration varies

 

Our FAQ for vendor participants 

We have put together this FAQ with answers to questions we frequently receive from our vendor participants. You may find it informative.

Video

This is a great welcome to new monitors captured on video. While it is was done by a SIIM board member at the beginning of Connectathon monitor training in 2009, his points about the benefits of your volunteer service stand true today. We invite you to watch this 5 minute video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=endscreen&v=6SrkvyB1EPs

 

Contact Us: 

• Jeremiah Myers (jmyers@himss.org) - Logistics support (travel, hotel, expenses)
• Lynn Felhofer (felhofer.lynn@gmail.com) - Technical support (Connectathon processes & tools, or your monitor assignment)
• Monitor Email List -  We use this google group to communicate with monitors:  https://groups.google.com/forum/#!members/ihe-na-connectathon-monitors