The First HL7 e-Learning Course

HL7Limited Edition, Start-up March 17, 2008
The HL7 e-Learning Course is fundamentally different with regard to an exposition course. It is a web-based workshop, a set of guided exercises that teachs by practice and example, not by exposition. At the end of the course, participants should:
  • Know how to confront a project involving interoperability among disjointed healthcare information systems.
  • Know how to read the most widely used HL7 standards.
  • Understand the need for controlled vocabularies, master files, and entity registries.
  • Read and Write V2.X messages.
  • Read and Write V3 messages.
  • Read and Write CDA R2 documents.
  • Know when to use each artifact (messages, documents).

Web-Based Training

  • HL7 Certified Teachers helping you step-by-step.
  • Reading material developed by our tutors.
  • Bibliographic material.
  • Discussion forums.
  • Glossary.
  • Integration activities stewarded by the teaching team.
  • Self evaluation quizzes.
  • Tutor evaluation for each module.

Preconditions / Enrollment priorities

  • Prior experience in HL7 not required.
  • Priority enrollment will be given to newcomers.

For further information, please visit:
http://www.hl7.org/events/elearning/index.cfm

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