Advancing Interoperability, Patient Safety, and Efficiency ...
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Microsoft releases three open-source products that implement the Connected Health Framework: Common User Interface controls and guidance (designed with NHS usability studies to reduce patient ID/date errors), the Clinical Documentation Solution Accelerator (Word templates that encode free text to SNOMED/ICD and call terminology and drug‑check web services), and an XDS implementation for cross‑enterprise document sharing that passes IHE connectathon tests. Toolkits publish source on CodePlex/MSDN under MS‑PL, run on Windows, and report ~70,000 downloads in the past year.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:43Advancing Interoperability, Patient Safety, and Efficiency with the Microsoft Connected Health Platform Open Toolkits
- 3:49Connected Health Platform Toolkits
- 6:31Faster, Easier Development of Clinical UI
- 11:36Clinical Documentation Solution Accelerator
- 13:02Why CDSA?
- 19:20What Is Supported?
- 21:19Connected Health Platform Open Source Resources
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