Release 5
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| FHIR Management Group Work Group | Maturity Level: N/A | Standards Status: Informative |
The FHIR community meets as part of the wider HL7 community and
draws on its extensive human resources, institutional memory, previous standards, and corporate support.
HL7 itself owns FHIR and makes it freely available and the community relies
on HL7-provided infrastructure. The community has a Code of Conduct
that all participants are expected to adhere to.
The FHIR community gathers, meets, or communicates using the following infrastructure, provided by HL7 directly,
or by the HL7 FHIR Foundation :
- instant messaging-based FHIR support forum for change requests and task management - general FHIR support forum - general FHIR standards business - recording informal documentation in support of the community - source control
In addition, the community holds regular connectathons and meetings as part of the
HL7 Working Group meetings .
The formal governance arrangements that manage FHIR development are documented on HL7's Confluence site .
FHIR is a specification produced by the HL7 Community. Many individuals and organizations (1000s) contribute to the FHIR specification through many roles:
Of particular note as contributors:
is Hans Buitendijk, Grahame Grieve, David Hay, Paul Knapp, Josh Mandel, Lloyd McKenzie, John Moehrke, Brian Pech, Brian Postlethwaite and Daniel Vreeman. (Former members: Wayne Kubick, Woody Beeler, Lorraine Constable, Jean Duteau, Hugh Glover, Ron Parker and John Quinn):, Biomedical Research and Regulation , Community Based Collaborative Care , Clinical Decision Support , Clinical Genomics , Clinical Quality Information , Health Care Devices , Electronic Health Records , FHIR Infrastructure , Financial Management , Health Standards Integration , Imaging Integration , Infrastructure And Messaging , Implementable Technology Specifications , Modeling and Methodology , Orders and Observations , Patient Administration , Patient Care , Patient Empowerment , Public Health and Emergency Response , Pharmacy , Structured Documents , Security , US Realm Taskforce , Terminology Infrastructure ,
IHE ,
LOINC ,
SNOMED Intl ,
- thanks
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