Analyzing technical options: tools
| Module 1 | Electronic health records (EHR) introduction |
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| Module 2 | Making the value case |
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| Module 3 | Clarifying legal and policy issues |
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| Module 4 | Forming partnerships |
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| Module 5 | Analyzing clinical data and workflows |
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| Module 6 | Analyzing technical options |
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| Module 7 | Implementing data exchange |
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| Module 8 | Optimizing data quality and use |
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| Module 9 | All toolkit downloads |
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Tool downloads
Defining and validating system requirements
Defining requirements—what your system needs to do to support your work—is key in developing or enhancing an EHR-based surveillance system. This guide and worksheet shares advice on how to create concrete system requirements.
Guide
Defining and Validating System Requirements Guide (PDF download)
Defining and Validating System Requirements Guide (Word download)
Worksheet
Defining and Validating System Requirements Worksheet (PDF download)
Defining and Validating System Requirements Worksheet (Excel download)
Validating requirements
After requirements for your system are defined, they will need to go through a validation process. This resource provides different methods for validating requirements and the steps that are associated with them.
HL7 CDA Introduction
This presentation gives context to Clinical Document Architecture (CDA) by describing the HL7 organization and how CDA was developed. It explains the concept of an electronic document, and after illustrating the CDA levels, describes the components of a CDA.
Introduction to HL7 messaging
This presentation gives a brief overview and history of HL7, reviews the HL7 messaging process and discusses topics that impact the success of exchanging data between systems.
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