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Data Interoperability Newsletter

Speaking the Same Language: HL7, FHIR, and What Data Interoperability Means for Public Health Labs ...
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Open Source in Public Health: Why It Still Matters

In recent years, public health funding has faced increasing pressure at federal, state, and local ...
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Behind the Code: How Public Health Lab Professionals Shape OpenELIS Development

Traditional LIMS features are often built by people with limited laboratory experience. At the OpenELIS ...
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Smarter and Easier: New Features in OpenELIS

The OpenELIS Foundation is excited to announce a series of powerful updates now rolling out ...
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Guam Public Health Lab with OpenELIS

The U.S. unincorporated territory of Guam in the Western Pacific is a tropical island approximately ...
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OpenELIS in a Changing Landscape

The withdrawal of funding from public health is exerting a substantial impact on the system's ...
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