Michigan 2018 Connectathon

Introduction

Michigan Health Information Network (MiHIN) is holding a Connectathon this upcoming June 4th and 5th in Lansing, Michigan prior to our annual Connecting Michigan for Health conference. Developers at healthcare organizations across the country will soon be required to know Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR®). Take advantage of this free opportunity to get hands-on experience and learn, develop, and test the exchange of healthcare information using MiHIN’s FHIR Pilot Interoperability Testbed (FHIR-PIT).

Why attend Michigan FHIR Connectathon?

• Access a safe FHIR playground, MiHIN’s FHIR Pilot Interoperability Testbed (FHIR-PIT), and test synthetic healthcare information including patient, provider, organization, and encounter data
• Leverage Ring of FHIR® - network of FHIR®-PITs with centralized “FHIR Station” that enables interoperability between organizations
• Network with other software developers and experts in the field responsible for interoperability

Event Details

• Date & Time: June 4-5; 9:00-5:00pm and 9:00-3:30pm

• Breakfast and lunch included both days

• Cost: FREE
• Who Should Attend?: Participants will include software developers, information technology professionals and business leads responsible for interoperability.
• Register Now: "Meteoric Interoperability Connectathon Registration"

Agenda

Day 1:

• 8:00 AM Registration
• 8:30 AM Breakfast
• 9:00 AM Opening Remarks - FHIR®-PIT and Ring of FHIR Overview - Jeff Livesay (Senior Executive Vice President, MiHIN)
• 9:15 AM Vision of FHIR and FHIR Roadmap – Micky Tripathi (President and CEO of Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative)
• 9:45 AM Brief Track Introductions
• 10:00 AM Hands-on Testing
• 12:00 PM Lunch
• 1:00 PM Hands-on Testing
• 2:00 PM Coffee Break & Networking
• 5:00 PM Thank you & First Day Close

Day 2:

• 8:30 AM Breakfast
• 9:00 AM Morning Welcome
• 9:15 AM Hands-on Testing / Wrap-up
• 12:00 PM Lunch
• 1:00 PM Show & Tell - Track Demonstrations
• 3:30 PM Thank you & Event Close

Tracks

• Ring of FHIR
• Quality Measures
• Public Health Reporting
• Consumer-Mediated Exchange

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