NOVEMBER 28-30
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CASCAIS/LISBON, PORTUGAL
Join the FHIR® Camp in Portugal for both seasoned and new IT professionals.
Discover new ideas, forge connections, and be part of the evolving FHIR® community.
FHIR® Camp 2024 is an anti-conference inspired by the early FHIR DevDays. During the event, you can enjoy informal discussions on FHIR topics and walks along the Cascais coast, all in a friendly, relaxed setting. Connect, learn, and unwind.
View AgendaRead how it was in 2023Get ready to connect with a lineup of FHIR experts who will share their expertise.
You'll be in great company!
No matter what your job title or role is, FHIR Camp sessions will equip you with fresh knowledge, skills, and connections.
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As a participant, you can shape the agenda and make your vote count.
Feel free to suggest new round topics or add key points to rounds that are already proposed.
Gain expertise from focused sessions with actionable insights and implement them in your work immediately with FHIR®.
Join a global community of FHIR® professionals passionate about their work, sharing knowledge, and collaborating on best practices.
Learn from industry-leading experts and leave FHIR® Camp ready to tackle new challenges with a fresh perspective.
Immerse in a 360° experience that includes community-building, entertainment, and other surprise moments on-site.
Get access to professional development, networking, and learning opportunities.
Access to in-person session content, including keynote and breakout sessions
Hosted lunches, and refreshment breaks
Networking opportunities
The Camp will be held at the EVOLUTION Cascais-Estoril Hotel, and we recommend that all participants stay there for convenience.
On the final day, we’ll be visiting ISCTE University: Av. das Forças Armadas 40 (building 4), 1649-026 Lisboa.
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This webinar is for EHR vendors to dive into ONC's Cures Act Final Rule to understand the API requirements and timelines and then see how the Aidbox API Module can help satisfy the Cures API requirements without expending valuable resources and development time.
RegisterGET A VIDEOWould you like to share your experience and knowledge with the audience? Submit your talk proposal.
RegisterSUBMIT TALKFHIR topic-based subscriptions are a robust way to keep various systems in sync with the relevant data changes, promoting timely data sharing and supporting enhanced healthcare workflows.
Come and be a part of FHIR Meetup #11 on November 14, 2023, at 10:00 AM PT. We'll be addressing challenges and solutions, featuring lightning talks with Q&A sessions.
Our speakers are:
- Gino Canessa, Principal Software Engineer at Microsoft.
- Maxim Putintsev, Software Engineer at Health Samurai.
The session is moderated by Nikolay Ryzhikov, CTO at Health Samurai.
Feel free to prepare questions and ask the speakers during the live event or privately afterward on the HealthDevHub Slack channel.
Gino will unravel the significance of FHIR Subscriptions, demonstrating their practical use and diving into a real-world scenario: Care Team Notifications. Discover how subscriptions tackle critical healthcare challenges and learn the step-by-step process of adoption.
Gino Canessa
Principal Software Engineer at Microsoft
Gino Canessa is a Principal Software Engineer at Microsoft, affiliated with Microsoft Research - Health Futures. With an extensive background in Healthcare Standards and Interoperability, Gino's primary focus since 2019 has been on FHIR. His expertise encompasses infrastructure and tooling, code generation, and specification development. Notably, Gino's journey in healthcare tech began in the DICOM realm, where he played a significant role, though he now humorously apologizes for the era of CDs. His work is a testament to his dedication to advancing healthcare technology and standards.
Maxim will demonstrate practical implementations of topic-based subscriptions, revealing just how effortlessly you can subscribe and stay informed within your FHIR server.
Maxim Putintsev
Software Engineer at Health Samurai
Max brings 6 years of experience in software engineering, including 4 years in Health IT and FHIR. Proficient in technologies such as Clojure, ClojureScript, Golang, C, JavaScript, and PostgreSQL, Max also boasts experience leading the Aidbox integration team, mastering HL7 v2 integration, Subscription and Bulk APIs, PUB/SUB module, Workflow API, and more.
Nikolay will host the event and generally create a welcoming environment for invited guests and speakers.
Nikolay Ryzhikov
CTO at Health Samurai
Nikolay is a CTO at Health Samurai and technical leader of the Aidbox FHIR Platform with more than 15 years of experience in healthcare IT. Since 2012 has been actively contributing to the FHIR standard, and popular open-source projects like Fhirbase, FHIR.js. Author of the FHIR-first development approach and regular speaker of FHIR events.
This webinar is for EHR vendors to dive into ONC's Cures Act Final Rule to understand the API requirements and timelines and then see how the Aidbox API Module can help satisfy the Cures API requirements without expending valuable resources and development time.
RegisterWatch nowFHIR topic-based subscriptions are a robust way to keep various systems in sync with the relevant data changes, promoting timely data sharing and supporting enhanced healthcare workflows.
Come and be a part of FHIR Meetup #11 on November 14, 2023, at 10:00 AM PT. We'll be addressing challenges and solutions, featuring lightning talks with Q&A sessions.
Our speakers are:
- Gino Canessa, Principal Software Engineer at Microsoft.
- Maxim Putintsev, Software Engineer at Health Samurai.
The session is moderated by Nikolay Ryzhikov, CTO at Health Samurai.
Feel free to prepare questions and ask the speakers during the live event or privately afterward on the HealthDevHub Slack channel.
Gino will unravel the significance of FHIR Subscriptions, demonstrating their practical use and diving into a real-world scenario: Care Team Notifications. Discover how subscriptions tackle critical healthcare challenges and learn the step-by-step process of adoption.
Gino Canessa
Principal Software Engineer at Microsoft
Gino Canessa is a Principal Software Engineer at Microsoft, affiliated with Microsoft Research - Health Futures. With an extensive background in Healthcare Standards and Interoperability, Gino's primary focus since 2019 has been on FHIR. His expertise encompasses infrastructure and tooling, code generation, and specification development. Notably, Gino's journey in healthcare tech began in the DICOM realm, where he played a significant role, though he now humorously apologizes for the era of CDs. His work is a testament to his dedication to advancing healthcare technology and standards.
Maxim will demonstrate practical implementations of topic-based subscriptions, revealing just how effortlessly you can subscribe and stay informed within your FHIR server.
Maxim Putintsev
Software Engineer at Health Samurai
Max brings 6 years of experience in software engineering, including 4 years in Health IT and FHIR. Proficient in technologies such as Clojure, ClojureScript, Golang, C, JavaScript, and PostgreSQL, Max also boasts experience leading the Aidbox integration team, mastering HL7 v2 integration, Subscription and Bulk APIs, PUB/SUB module, Workflow API, and more.
Nikolay will host the event and generally create a welcoming environment for invited guests and speakers.
Nikolay Ryzhikov
CTO at Health Samurai
Nikolay is a CTO at Health Samurai and technical leader of the Aidbox FHIR Platform with more than 15 years of experience in healthcare IT. Since 2012 has been actively contributing to the FHIR standard, and popular open-source projects like Fhirbase, FHIR.js. Author of the FHIR-first development approach and regular speaker of FHIR events.
Kindly be aware that we will provide the webinar video exclusively to those who match the target audience criteria.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and insights. Register now to reserve your spot for this exclusive event.
Check out recordings from previous meetups to keep up with the pace! More videos on our YouTube channel
We are looking for 5-6 speakers from the FHIR community share 30-min presentations. If you are interested in submitting an idea for the meetup or just want to register your interest, please fill in the form.
Submission Deadline: August 9, 2024