Healthcare DTF Info

Learn more about us:

	About Healthcare DTF
	Executive summary
	Frequently Asked Questions
	Why Healthcare DTF solutions?
	Success stories

Distributed Objects & Components
(Some good info on Distributed Objects & Components)

OpenEMed
(An intuitive patient-record system interoperable components based on the Healthcare DTF specifications)

November 2004: Washington DC
- HDTF Meeting Minutes
February 2002: Anaheim, CA, USA
- HDTF Meeting Minutes
September 2001: Toronto, Canada
- HDTF Meeting canceled
July 2001: Danvers, MA, USA
- HDTF Meeting Minutes
April 2001: Paris, France
- Healthcare Security Information Day
- HDTF Meeting Minutes
February 2001: Irvine, CA, USA
- HDTF Meeting Minutes

For information about the venue for future Healthcare DTF meetings, see the OMG's Schedule of Upcoming Events.

Danvers, MA, July 10 and 11, 2001
Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Management Kick-Off Meeting:

	Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Management and RxHub Dale A. Chamberlain
	Protecting Patient Information in Distributed Environments Carol Burt
	NCPDP, HIPPA, SCRIPT and V5.1 Overview Phillip D. Scott
	HDMA - Enhancing the Supply System Lisa D. Clowers
	Pharmaceutical Roadmap Session Ron Zahavi
	Healthcare DTF Overview/Tutorial Tom Culpepper
	Integrating the Supply Chain: PharmaInitiative Ron Zahavi

Danvers, MA, June 10 - 15, 2001
Technical Meeting:

	Danvers, MA. CA 2001 - Minutes
	Highlights from the Danvers Meeting
	We Have the Data, So Why Can’t I Get What I Want?ORThere is NO Flow Without the Dough Tony C. (Chris) Carnes, Ph.D.
	Development of EPRS Reference Models and Object Components in Japan Kanji Nakai JAHIS (Hitachi,Ltd.)
	Towards computational interfaces Akira Tanaka
	UML Modeling and XML Representation of DICOM SR Jingkun Hu
	Use of Person Identification Service in New Mexico David Forslund
	Internet2 Middleware in ? minutes Steven Carmody
	Requirements of Human Resource Applications in the Medical Domain Dave Damassa, Ph.D.
	HIPAA Regulations for Security and Privacy: How do they affect us? Jack Buchanan, MSEE, MD
	Healthcare DTF - Awareness and Outreach - What Do We Want to Do Bill Ruh

Paris, France, April 22 - 27, 2001
Technical meeting:

	Order Entry/Tracking RFP-Request For Proposal
	Meeting Highlights
	Marketing OMG in Europe Milos Gedosev
	Current Activities in Middleware Ken Klingenstein,
	Accelerate Uptake of Best Practices in Healthcare using an Open Source Approach Brian Bray

Irvine, CA , February 26, 2001
Healthcare Security Info Day:

	Medical Records Disclosure: Dealing with Patient Consent, Privacy, and Confidentiality J. Michael Fitzmaurice, Ph.D.
	VHA Security John M. Davis
	Security Policy Interoperability: Working Policies Across Organizations Shel Sutton
	Security Policy Implementation Sam Lumpkin

Irvine, CA , February 25 - 29, 2001
Technical Meeting:

	Healthcare DTF Overview for New Attendees William Ruh, Thomas C. Culpepper
	TQS Overview presented to the Ontology SIG William Ruh, Thomas C. Culpepper
	Japanese plan to Develop a Reference Enterprise Model INTAP, JAHIS and MEDIS,KIRYU Yasuo (MEDIS)
	Technical View of the Japanese Reference Enterprise Model Yoshi Nagase
	The Importance of a Reference Enterprise Model Kanji Nakai
	Integrating the Supply Chain Pharmaceutical Contracting Ron Zahavi