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| OTech's HL7 Hands On Seminar |
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HL7 Hands-on Workshop (1 day)
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You will learn to generate and troubleshoot HL7 messages using a simple but
powerful software tool. This is especially useful for implementers, service/support
engineers, and system administrators.
Participants will receive a free copy of the Messaging Workbench software.
This tool provides the ability to analyze message structure and content,
forward and reverse engineer messages, maintain enterprise message libraries,
and generate conformance profiles. Message compliance can be evaluated through
the comparison of specifications engineered from actual messages.
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HL7 Basics and Hands On Seminar
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San Francisco
March 2001
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| Who Should Attend: |
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Anyone who is involved with Hospital Information Systems, including implementers,
system integrators and support personnel. Both vendor and end-user participation is
encouraged.
The hands-on seminar requires a thorough knowledge of the HL7 standard and/or prior
participation in the HL7 basics training.
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| Course Hours: |
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9-4:30; lunch is included.
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| Locations: |
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see schedule.
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| Course materials: |
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OTech will provide each participant a binder containing all materials covered in the
seminars. Among the materials contained in the binder are: seminar outline, copy of
all the slides and other support materials.
Important: For the hands-on class, each participant is strongly encouraged to bring
along a portable PC running Windows 98, or Windows NT with an Ethernet adaptor and
TCP/IP running over Ethernet. An Ethernet hub and RJ-45 patch cables will be provided
for use during the workshop.
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| Seminar Content - HL7 hands-on: |
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The most common transactions will be discussed and shown in detail. Students will
create HL7 messages on their own computer for two example projects, i.e. exchanging
vital signs and patient registration. The Visual basic development environment will
be used as a tool for simulating these messages. This is a must for anyone who would
like to generate their own HL7 messages and/or is involved with HL7 development,
support or testing.
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