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Thank you for this notification. Michelle has followed up with the Indiana University Clinical IT support team that supports and offers the zoom service we use. They state that our IU computers have been updated / are being appropriately updated.
It does look like individuals may want to update their Zoom app if they have not already done so. In addition, the phone numbers are available for connection.
Please let me know if you still have concerns.
Jennifer
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Richard – this is a wonderful example and, in my view, points us in exactly the direction we should go! Well done!!
As we start to add flesh to our skeleton I would advocate for including Gherkin statements that describe the expected behaviours and normative content of the actors and messages in our workflows. Your example Gherkin statement successfully identifies a target (a FHIR server that purports to support Practitioner resources). From an OpenHIE standpoint – we could then define (in Gherkin) the expected behaviour of mCSD actors that operationalize the ITI-90 and ITI-91 transactions. As our next step… a FHIR server that purports to support Practitioner resources could then be tested to see if it does so as per the mCSD spec. WOW… that’s powerful.
[NOTE: our colleagues at IHE are also looking at this approach… and there may be useful ways for us to partner with them since such test such scenarios are useful as global public goods in support of Connectathon testing.]
I’m very much looking forward to our conversation on the DevOps call. Thanks, Richard, for moving the ball so far downfield with these excellent examples!
Warmest regards,
Derek
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Hello Dev-OpsCommunity,
On Monday we will discuss Instant OpenHIE. To facilitate discussion, I have pushed a skeleton structure and worked code example of a simple test in:
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