The NHS England Genomic Medicine Service (Interoperability team) would like to invite you to an NHS Genomic Service Connectathon. The purpose of the Connectathon is to test the NHS Genomics FHIR Implementation Guide (IG), and its implementation via the Genomic Order Management Service FHIR API, to share test requests, status updates and genomic test results (unstructured PDF) via a central broker. The Connectathon is open to suppliers in the healthcare space to participate and test the end-to-end workflow based on a number of developed scenarios. The Connectathon will be a an in person event on January 15th (10:00-16:00) hosted by techUK. Ahead of the Connectathon, participant will need to attend a virtual kick-off session on December 18th (10:00-11:00). For further details and to register please visit the dedicated webpage: https://www.techuk.org/what-we-deliver/events/nhs-genomic-medicine-service-connectathon.html .
You are invited to register to participate in the Sprint 3 of the clinical and technical assurance process of a set of components for inclusion in the candidate ‘HL7 FHIR UK Core Implementation Guide R4’ in development.
You are invited to review the [Clinical and Technical Assurance Sprint 2 Documentation Pack](https://simplifier.net/guide/clinicalandtechnicalassurancesprint2documentationpack/home).
The purpose of this documentation pack is to provide a Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) review pack for the Allergy Intolerance profile for the purpose of
Clinical and Technical Assurance(C&TA).
This news item is to inform the FHIR Community that there is now a project in Simplifier where all the current documentation associated with the UK Core can be accessed.
It should be noted that this is an interim solution only while further consultation takes place on the best home for this information and how to share it.
This current release is a work in progress version which will have more information added over the next few weeks.
