how open source developers can (still!) save the world

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How Open Source DevelopersCan (Still!) Save The World

Brian BehlendorfApache, CollabNet, Mozilla

U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services


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Source: http://baudio.files.wordpress.com/2007/08/daemon-tux-duke-mozilla.jpg


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Copyright 2007 Guido Haarmans
http://flickr.com/photos/98312452@N00/1796975089http://flickr.com/photos/98312452@N00/1796975089


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The Nationwide Health Information Network

The NHIN: Provides the foundation to the

exchange of health information that

supports meaningful use.

Supports both the local and

nationwide exchange of health

information.

Offers trust framework for

information sharing.

Includes a common governance &

operations infrastructure necessary

for network security and connectivity.

Contains specifications for

interoperable services.

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A

dapter

Your Health Organization

External NHIN API Internal CONNECT API

FutureServices

Terminology Mapping

Document Viewers

Clinical Decision Support

Other

Patient Identity

HealthData

ExchangeDecision

DisclosureHistory

Authentication, Security,

& Privacy

NHIN Conventions

Proprietary/Custom Interface

Locate/RetrieveHealth Documents

Publish/Subscribeto Data Feed

Your Existing HealthInformation System

HealthInformation

Audit Log

ExchangePolicy

PersonIndex

ProprietaryInterface

CustomInterface

ProprietaryInterface

CustomInterface

CONN

EC

TGatewa

y

Locate Patient

Locate HealthSystems/Services

Other Health

Organizations

F d l S d P i S P


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Federal, State, and Private Sector Partners

Using NHIN in 2009*

Department of Defense**

Department ofVeterans Affairs**

Social SecurityAdministration**

Indian Health Service**

Centers forDisease Control**

National Cancer Institute**

National DisasterMedical System**

*Via demonstration and/or production activities.

** Using the CONNECT Solution

Private Sector (15)Agency (7)

Currently In

Limited

Production

CareSpark

Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Community Health Information Collaborative

Delaware Health Information Network

Healthbridge

Healthlinc (Bloomington Hospital)

MedVirginia**

INHSKaiser Permanente

Long Beach Network For Health

Lovelace Clinic Foundation

Minnesota Community Health

Information Collaborative (CHIC)

New York eHealth Collaborative

NCHICA

NMHIC

Regenstrief Institute

West Virginia Health Information Network

Wright State University**

State Level (3)

New York State

Department of Health

(NYSDOH)**

Washington State

Department of Health

(WASDOH)**

Indiana State

Department of Health(ISDOH)


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NGOs and .govs need YOU

Your time and skills as Open Source coders aremuch more valuable than dollars or bare hours.

Find a project that intrigues you, and learn more.

Lead by example formal thoughts about opendevelopment processes are often hard to capture.

Non-code contributions matter too.

Encourage the project to build upon or collaboratewith other projects, to avoid duplicating effort.


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