IHE-Europe is indebted to the IHE 2020 Connectathon Monitors who have provided professional expert input, advice and monitoring skills at the last annual IHE-Europe Connectathon.
Drawn from the ranks of industry interoperability experts, the user community, independent interoperability consultants, government IT specialists and advisers, national initiative and standards bodies, test houses and IHE interoperability experts.
Without them there would simply be no Connectathon! IHE-Europe salutes its global team of monitors and thanks them for their dedicated hard work and unbiased empathetic support to the vendor community.
The 2023 Connectathon week exceeded all expectations, setting the scene for numerous meaningful healthcare interoperability experiences
Congratulations to Cedric Eoche-Duval on winning the 2020 IHE T-shirt Challenge with the most original picture location.
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IHE Connectathon 2020 Week, November 2-6
A full-day seminar that brought together healthcare stakeholders.
IHE-Europe Connectathon Week parallel events organised from Brussels by Karlien Erauw (IHE-Belgium) and her team reported that the Belgian Online eHealth Interoperability Days attracted over 1,000 participants for the 15 webinars organised. They were a great success with satisfaction levels at 8/10 (Content: 7.9 and Presentation: 8.1).
The IHE-Europe Connectathon 2017 was held at the Maritime Port in Venice, Italy from 3-7 April 2017.
With around 1000 attendees at the Connectathon and the many parallel events, the Connectathon 2017 surpassed even the highest of guesstimates.
Key facts and figures:
A Projectathon is a testing session dedicated to a specific deployment project using a set of IHE Profiles in their interoperability specifications.
The organisation leading the project will have both test plans and customised test tools, used by the IHE Gazelle testing management. These define the test criteria, enable the tests and verify that the systems / solutions of the various vendors have exactly implemented the appropriate specifications.
Delegates to the Joint IHE Experience Day were treated to a superb programme of interoperability presentations from both locations – a unique blend of educational, experience-sharing, discussions, future ideas and plans.
