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This document combines the original HL7 2.5.1 Release 1.5 Implementation Guide and Release 1.5 Addendum, as well as additional guidance published by AIRA. The purpose of this document is to provide a single document containing essential HL7 information, so tha...
National Meeting Presentation | Updates on Branch Strategies for Success in an Interconnected Era
National Meeting Presentation | Documentation Diaries: Minnesota’s Approach to IIS Documentation
National Meeting Presentation | Nebraska’s Parkinson’s Disease Registry and NESIIS
National Meeting Presentation | The Interjurisdictional Hub Project
National Meeting Presentation | Electronic Health Record Query-Response: Building on Our Success
National Meeting Presentation | The MQE Tool: Everything You Need to Know
National Meeting Presentation | Advances in EHR/IIS Interoperability by Select Immunization Programs
National Meeting Presentation | EHR Immunization Recognition – Off to the Races
National Meeting Presentation | Health Level 7 Implementation Guide: Current and Future States
National Meeting Presentation | New Tools and Services to Manage, Access, and Integrate Vaccine Data Standards
National Meeting Presentation | Registry View: How EHRs can contribute to IIS Success
National Meeting Presentation | Two Sides of a Coin: Interoperability from the IIS and Provider Viewpoints
National Meeting Presentation | Strategies to Improve Provider Access to US Refugee Vaccination Records
National Meeting Presentation | Cutting the Queue: Colorado’s Continual Onboarding Process Improvements
National Meeting Presentation | Data Exchange Dashboard Makes Onboarding Easier and Data Quality Better
National Meeting Presentation | Improved Business Workflow for Onboarding Providers
National Meeting Presentation | Offline Patient and Vaccination Capture
National Meeting Presentation | Partnering for Data Quality
National Meeting Presentation | Shared Services: The Benefits of Working Together