Limited number of seats still available for CONNECT Code-A-Thon at the Mayo Clinic on September 21-22!
CONNECT Hosts the Nationwide Health Information Network Direct Project for First Co-Located Coding Event!
There are a limited number of seats still available for the CONNECT Code-A-Thon taking place in Rochester, MN September 21-22. As a participant, you'll be working with other health IT leaders as you contribute to the CONNECT solution and advance the nation's health IT agenda during this two-day event hosted by Mayo Clinic.
The Nationwide Health Information Network Direct Project (http://nhindirect.org) will be participating in the
event. Members of the Direct community interested in participating in the
Direct Project's working session at the event should register directly for the
CONNECT Code-A-Thon. The Direct Project attendees will participate in the
introductory and wrap-up sessions for the Code-A-Thon, and during the work
sessions, they will break out into a Direct-focused session.
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September 21-22, 2010 (Tues. & Wed.) |
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9:00 am - 5:00 pm |
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The Kahler Grand Hotel
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As part of the evolution of the
CONNECT Code-A-Thons to address Community feedback, the Rochester event will
begin with a plenary session. This session includes presentations about the
latest developments in the CONNECT code and the future of the CONNECT
architecture.
The event is limited to 200 participants, and spaces are available on a first
come, first served basis. This is a coding event, so participants should be
developers ready to roll up their sleeves and get to work! The event will be a
hands-on working session where attendees and the CONNECT development team will
have the chance to collaborate, share ideas and best practices.
Participants will have the opportunity to contribute to the CONNECT project
through bug fixes, code contributions, improved documentation, and by
contributing other innovations. We will be listing topics on the forums and we
encourage discussions prior to the Code-A-Thon so we can get straight to the
business of development during the event.
Click here to register for this FREE event.
Provide any additional topics you would like to cover on the forums page.
Federal Health Architecture Program Management Office
Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT
Department of Health and Human Services
Mary E. Switzer Building
330 C Street, S.W., 1st Floor, Washington, D.C. 20201
Website: healthIT.hhs.gov
CONNECT Website: connectopensource.org
Main phone number: (202) 205-8614
General Email: connect@hhs.gov
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