Enabling the eHealth Infrastructure - ICW Developer Conference

ICWThe 3rd ICW Developer Conference takes place in Wiesloch, Germany on May 5th 2009. This is the premier event to learn about ICW's eHealth technology platform approach. In sessions on ICW's Partner program, the Open eHealth Integration Platform, ICW eHealth Framework, and the ICW Software Development Kit, conference participants will learn how to integrate and develop health care applications with ICW's technology platform.

The ICW Developer Conference is free of charge and open to the public, but space is limited and is offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

Selected Sessions

ICW Partner Guides
This session provides an overview of what the ICW Partner Guides are and their benefits and shows how you can engage with ICW to build value-add applications.

DFB - Managing the Data for the German National Soccer Team with the eHF
In cooperation with DFBmedien ICW is currently extending the DFBnet, a web based application developed with the eHF that gives trainers and managers of the german soccer association secure access to sensitive data on all games and players.

The ICW Software Development Kit (SDK)
This session demonstrates the benefits of using the ICW SDK for creating, sending, and receiving data that is exchanged between source systems and the ICW system, such as an ePrescription or the medication information.

HealthCare Interoperability Standards
This session will highlight the latest developments in health IT standards around the world, what ICW has been doing in terms of adoption and contributions, and what ICW plans to do next with regards to providing developers and partners the tools they need to standardize their products.

For further information, full session details and registration, please visit:
http://idn.icw-global.com/conference

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