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Pilot projects are already underway applying SGML/XML to clinical information in several countries. A comprehensive proposal for structuring and exchanging Electronic Healthcare Records, the Kona Architecture, has been initiated in the US and there are complimentary activities planned in several national and international standards organizations.
We are pleased to use the opportunity of the GCA`s SGML/XML Europe `98 conference to present a roundup of current efforts from eight countries: Britain, the US, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Sweden and Switzerland. We will offer an open forum for discussion of the issues facing us all as we move toward a formulation of the place of documents and structured text within the electronic medical record and the new, XML-based World Wide Web.
Many thanks to Marion Elledge, VP for Information Technologies of the
GCA and Pamela Gennusa, Conference Chair, SGML / XML `98 Europe for their
support of this effort.
Liora Alschuler
Joachim Dudeck
Chair Kona Editorial Group
HL7 User Group in Germany
SGML/XML in Healthcare: an international Roundup
of Standards Activity and Application
9:00
Welcome
9:15
Rachael Sokolowski, USA
Introduction to XML
10:00
Sandy Boyer, USA
An exercise in Document
Analysis
10:45
Coffee Break
11:15
Liora Alschuler, USA
Exchange of clinical documents
with the Kona Architecture
12:00
Joachim Dudeck, Germany
Concepts for Applying XML
as an
Interchange Format in Communi-
cation Standards
12:30
Lunch
SGML/XML in Healthcare: an international Roundup
of Standards Activity and Application
14:00
Sean Brennan, Tony Sharer,
United Kingdom
SGML in the NHS - Experiences
from the Oswestry pilot project
14:30
Ted Wigefeldt, Sweden
Experiences with SGML for
transfer of electronic patient records in Sweden
15:00
Angelo Rossi Mori, Italy
The CEN Approach to XML
for patient
records: a tagging system
for section
headings
15:30
Coffee Break
16:00
Norihiro Sakamoto, Japan
Medical Markup Language
(MML) -
An SGML DTD for Medical
Records
Information
16:30
Walter Fierz, Rolf Gruetter,
Switzerland
The use of an Intelligent
XML
Document to Integrate Distributed
heterogeneous Computer Systems
in
a Multi-Centered Clinical
Study
17:00
Bernhard Pohl, Germany
Application of XML in Medical
Know- ledge based PRO.M.D systems:
XML-style interfaces to
interpreter and fronted
17:30
Nicolaus Silberzahn, France
Dealing with the electronic
patient record
variability: Object Oriented
XML elements
18:00
Conclusion
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