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January 20, 2025 – 15:00–16:00 UTC+1 (other timezones) | Free Online Session

The FHIR Community Process (FCP) is rapidly becoming the global benchmark for quality, transparency, and trust in FHIR Implementation Guides. But for many teams, turning FCP requirements into a structured, repeatable process is not easy.

That’s why Firely is hosting a dedicated webinar to help Simplifier users take the next step toward practical FCP compliance.

This session brings together the people shaping the process and the tools enabling it.

Why You Should Attend

Ward Weistra, Product Lead for Simplifier, will give a live demonstration of what it takes to run a fully FCP-aligned workflow inside Simplifier.net — including:

  • FCP-ready issue management
  • Template alignment for consistent documentation
  • Cloud-based IG Publisher validation targeting zero errors

The webinar concludes with an open Q&A with Simplifiers’ product team.

This webinar is designed for Simplifier users who want to:

  • Improve the quality and consistency of their Implementation Guides
  • Prepare their team for the FCP requirements coming into effect
  • Understand how Simplifier features support transparent, compliant workflows
  • Work toward earning the official FCP “sticker” for their IGs

Practical Details

🗓 Date: Tuesday, January 20, 2026
⏰ Time: 15:00 - 16:00 UTC+1 
💻 Location: Online
💰 Cost: Free

👉 Register now to secure your spot

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn directly from the experts — and to see how Simplifier can help you turn FCP requirements into a clear, effective workflow.

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