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HAPI Announcement: Version 2.0 Released

Earlier this week, version 2.0 of my favorite open source health care software framework was released, and I received the following email for the announcement: Hi Everyone, Today marks a big milestone for HAPI, with the release of version 2.0 of both the HAPI Java API and the

RSNA 2011: Observations by an Architect (November 27, 2011)

This past Sunday I had the opportunity to attend the annual RSNA trade show again. As in past years, most of my time was spent in the research exhibits, because from the perspective of an architect it is always interesting to not only see the move of technologies to the

RSNA 2010: Observations by an Architect (November 28, 2010)

Spent all day yesterday at McCormick Place – I had the opportunity to attend the annual RSNA trade show again this year. Most of my time was probably spent in the research exhibits, but I also spent a fair amount of time upstairs on the main floor visiting commercial exhibits. It&

HAPI Announcement: 10-Year Anniversary

Follow-up on a post from June when the HAPI 10-Year anniversary was first anticipated. Received this email announcement yesterday afternoon. Some statistics on website visitors and adoption by organizations have also been posted on the HAPI website. Hi Everyone, I just wanted to point out that the HAPI project is

Past Book Review (November 16, 2008): "Medical Errors and Medical Narcissism"

Past book review (i.e. posted prior to starting this blog) for Medical Errors and Medical Narcissism, by John D. Banja, Jones & Bartlett Learning, 2005, reposted here: Published almost four years ago at the time of this review, it is rather interesting that other readers have not yet shared

HAPI Announcement: Anniversary and Community Survey

Another round of recent HAPI (HL7 Application Programming Interface) announcements this past week mentioned its 10-year anniversary, in response to which I offer the team congratulations, as well as a survey it offered to its open source developer community to get a better guage on its user base: Hi Everyone,

HAPI Announcement: Version 1.2 Beta Released

Readers of this blog know by now that I have used HAPI (HL7 Application Programming Interface), an object-oriented HL7 2.x parser for Java, with such a high level of success that I am compelled to pass on significant announcements. The release of HAPI 1.2 Beta was announced via

HAPI Announcement: Version 1.1 Released

Follow-up to my recent post a couple weeks ago that HAPI Version 1.1 Beta was released. An email announcing the release of HAPI Version 1.1 was distributed last weekend: Hi Everyone, HAPI 1.1 is now out! This release features a few new features, and a number of

HAPI Announcement: Version 1.1 Beta Released

Readers of this blog know by now that I have used HAPI (HL7 Application Programming Interface), an object-oriented HL7 2.x parser for Java, with such a high level of success that I am compelled to pass on significant announcements. The release of HAPI 1.1 Beta was announced via

RSNA 2010: Quality Improvement? - MRI Workflow

As posted recently, I had the opportunity to spend the day at the RSNA 2010 trade show at McCormick Place in downtown Chicago the Sunday following Thanksgiving Day. Rather than discuss statistical control as in my recent post, since the exhibit being discussed here offered no control charts, I present