Preston Lee's Blog

Download it now with your free HL7 Foundry account What’s New More than a few useful bits have snuck into v2: the latest being environment profiles, IDE support for FHIR Group subject evaluation, a redesigned Settings area, and an application-wide UI refr…

I’m pleased to announce CQL Studio 2.0, the next step in the suite’s roadmap for authoring, executing, and testing Clinical Quality Language (CQL) and FHIR-based artifacts.

If you work with Clinical Quality Language (CQL) and FHIR, a preintegrated bundle of CQL Studio for local use is now publicly available. https://cqlstudio.com CQL Studio is an integrated suite for authoring, executing, and publishing standards-based FHIR…

I’m pleased to announce the public release of Stakeout v4 as fully open source software under the Apache 2.0 license.

CQL is becoming the standard language for expressing clinical logic across multiple healthcare domains: Quality Measurement: NCQA’s HEDIS measures are transitioning to CQL and FHIR, with the Digital Quality Implementers Community (DQIC) driving engine com…

Since announcing CQL Tests UI, the application has continued to receive enhancements that add the ability to execute new test runs yourself using the official CQFramework-family of CQL tests.

I’m pleased to announce the release of CQL Tests UI, a web application for viewing and analyzing Clinical Quality Language (CQL) engine test results generated by the CQL Tests Runner.

As part of my work at Arizona State University, I’ve been developing the technology stack for the Substance Use Health Records Sharing (SHARES) program.

I was pleasantly surprised to hear that GovCIO quoted one of my recent presentations in a short article on H7 FHIR Foundry: https://govciomedia.com/hl7s-fhir-foundry-speeds-up-health-data-standards-adoption/ With the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Serv…

The HL7 Knowledge Artifact specification has been an experiment in portable clinical decision support (CDS).