Health Informatics: Data and Interoperability Standards

Lesson 1 - Data Standards

1.1 - Introduction

1.2 - Why Standards?

1.3 - Standards Evolution

1.4 - Technology Evolution

1.5 - Key Data Standards

1.6 - International Classification of Disease (ICD)

1.7 - Current Procedural Technology (CPT)

1.8 - Logical Observation Identifiers Names and Codes (LOINC)

1.9 - National Drug Codes (NDC)

1.10 - RxNorm

1.11 - The Systemized Nomenclature of Medicine (SNOMED)

1.12 Data Standards Recap

Data Standards Activities

ICD

CPT

LOINC

NDC

RxNorm

SNOMED CT

Lesson 2 - Pre-FHIR Interoperability Standards

2.1 - Introduction

2.2 - HL7's Evolution

2.3 - HL7 V2 versus V3

2.4 - Reference Implementation Model (RIM)

2.5 - RIM and FHIR

2.6 - Clinical Documentation Architecture (CCD/CCDA) Uses RIM

2.7 - CCDA Templates

2.8 - Clinical Decision Support (CDS)

2.9 - Homer Warner's HELP System

2.10 - AI Comes to Medicine

2.11 - Arden Syntax: A Standard for Medical Logic

2.12 - Arden Explained

Lesson 3 - The HL7 FHIR Interoperability Standard

3.1 - The Origins of FHIR

3.2 - Grahame's Philosophy

3.3 - FHIR Resources

3.4 - FHIR Resource Representations

3.5 - FHIR Resource Examples

3.6 - FHIR Resource IDs

3.7 - Enabling Existing Systems

3.8 - FHIR API

3.9 - FHIRPath

3.10 - FHIR Conformance Modules

3.11 - The Argonaut Project

3.12 - Dr. Charles Jaffe Interview

3.13 - Grahame Grieve Interview

3.14 - FHIR Recap

Lesson 4 - SMART a Universal Health App platform

4.1 - A Grand Challenge

4.2 - SMART on FHIR Overview

4.3 - OAuth2

4.4 - Scopes and Permissions

4.5 - OpenID Connect

4.6 - SMART App Authorization

4.7 - SMART Backend Services

4.8 - CDS Hooks

4.9 - SMART Genomics

4.10 - Ken Mandl Interview

4.11 - Josh Mandel Interview

4.12 - Cerner's Kevin Shekelton Interview

4.13 - RIMIDI's Dr. Lucie Ide Interview