Author(s):	Grahame Grieve
Location	Wool Museum
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Description:	Healthcare is the slowest moving industry, and has yet to be transformed by the social/mobile/analytics/cloud platform. RIght now, one key barrier is that you can't move data around effectively. The FHIR standard is starting to change that - maybe. This presentation will review the FHIR project's origins, governance, open source credentials, and prospects and show that an agile open source standard can be a little lever with a big impact. markdown
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