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The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a European law that UC must adhere to. GDPR has numerous requirements for data privacy and security, many of which impact requirements for systems and applications. Developers and system integrators need to understand what the GDPR regulations are, and what they must do to comply. Failure to comply is not an option. Accordingly, security and privacy features must be developed to meet GDPR requirements. Some of those requirements, such as the right of erasure, are technically challenging.

The UC Health locations are forging partnerships with community hospitals and physician practices to host their respective Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems.

If you had access to a fully featured integration platform, with no need for an extensive RFI or RFP process, yet had increasing support and backing of multiple campuses behind it.....would you use it? Would immediate access to an integration platform have made a difference to your previous projects? 

How many times have you been involved in an RFI or RFP involving an integration platform....but didn't implement? 

UCSD has developed a research-based service quality assessment tool which they have used for many years, and they now have a team which can adapt this tool to the needs of other campuses.

We will be presenting a description of the tool, and effective techniques for using the analytical results toward continual service improvement.

Share our journey implementing an Enterprise Master Person Index (EMPI), a data registry that receives person information from multiple source systems and uses an algorithm with thresholds to match and link this information into unique entities.  Use of the EMPI solves patient and provider identity issues when sharing information across many organizations as each person is assigned a unique entity identifier. 

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Share our journey implementing Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) with UCSF's Electronic Health Record (EHR).  FHIR is an interoperability standard developed by the HL7 Organization for the electronic exchange of data between healthcare applications.  FHIR consists of a base set of resources (e.g. Patient, Provider, Medication, etc.) that, either by themselves or when combined, satisfy common healthcare use cases.

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Learn how google crawls your sites and how to optimize your website for search, from Adam Napolitan the Director of Web Communications at UC Davis. This presentation covers the different types of SEO and covers foundational knowledge for content and technical SEO the top 10 on-page SEO tips. Including, some top tools that can assist your SEO efforts.

Ready to learn how to make an effective presentation? Here’s your chance... You will get to learn from an experienced public speaker and coach, Adam Napolitan, who also serves as the Director of Web Communications at UC Davis. This is not a session on how to use PowerPoint; rather, it focuses on a process you can use to get from the drawing board to execution. Using the right approach to design effective presentations will make any tool you are using a smaller part of the puzzle.

UC San Diego launched a web application, Enrollment Authorization System (EASy) for students, staff and faculty to streamline the process of requesting and granting authorization to enroll in classes.  The system facilitates the enrollment authorization workflow communication between students, instructors, undergraduate colleges and department advisors, Graduate Division, medical and professional schools, the International Center, and Summer Session.  EASy’s functions include: exceptions to course prerequisites, enrollment exceptions, late adds, drops, changes to gra

According to UCOP, over 40% of students UC-wide sometimes don’t get enough to eat. At the same time, an estimated 40% of food in the U.S. goes to waste. Come see how UCSF built a system to connect hungry students with food that was getting thrown out. The system was designed to allow event organizers to quickly notify students via text message anytime there was leftover food. Over 45% of our student population has signed up for the notifications and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive.