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[Name] John Koisch [Company] Commence Partners
Part 1 - Health IT, Informatics, and Rich Information Structures - working with ontologies in the Health space 1.1) What Health IT is and what it isn't - why health IT is hard 1.2) Standards and Health IT - the RIM, vocabularies, CDA and standardizing information 1.3) The changing nature of Health IT - Disecting a typical health system design and why using ontologies makes sense 1.4) Why ontologies and information models are not enough - Why we need rule-based systems and architecture to build extensible IT solutions Part 2 - Ontologies for the working Health IT shop - working with ontologies in a development and production environment 2.1) Examining system design - using ontologies and rule-based systems with rich information structures in a distributed setting 2.2) Why good developers have trouble in Health IT - where java and other frameworks are great, and where rich information ties you down 2.3) An example rule based system - dealing with DVT in a clinical setting 2.4) Towards an industrial-strength development framework - Working with ontologies and rules in health IT
Drools & jBPM: October 2011
Presentation Title and Abstract