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On 10/11/15, 9:11 PM, "Yosemite Project Announcements"
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>WEBINAR: CIMI and RDF - Harold Solbrig, Mayo Clinic - Part 5 of Yosemite
>Series
>DATE: Thursday October 15, 2015
>TIME: 2 PM Eastern / 11 AM Pacific
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>ABSTRACT
>The Clinical Information Modeling Initiative (CIMI) aims to improve the
>interoperability of healthcare systems through shared clinical
>information models. CIMI is implementation neutral, but the CIMI
>constraint language is non-trivial to implement, as it is incremental
>and fine grained. We have been exploring the hypothesis that the
>optimal way to implement CIMI would be to convert the data into RDF and
>then use an RDF-based constraint language to interpret the CIMI
>constraints. This will make it possible to use CIMI in a runtime
>environment after either mapping data to FHIR or transforming data into
>RDF and then mapping it to the CIMI/FHIR equivalent.
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>ABOUT THE SPEAKER
>Harold R. Solbrig has been involved in medical computing since the early
>1970s. Over the past two decades his emphasis has been on the role of
>formal semantics in data interoperability with a focus on clinical
>terminology, and terminology and data binding. Mr. Solbrig joined Mayo
>Clinic in 1999 and is currently working on the representation and
>implementation of data semantics through the use of constraint modeling
>and RDF.
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>OTHER UPCOMING WEBINARS:
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>Oct 22 @ 2pm ET - Standardizing the Standards, David Booth - Part 6 of
>Yosemite Series
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>David Booth, PhD
>Yosemite Project Steering Committee
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