Tom, As you have often pointed out, we do disagree but we are friends. In aqny case, I enjoy the banter. At a minimum, it teaches me reserve. Unfortunately, the issues go beyond technical and even philosophy. The problem is when you put 500 people to writing standards, most of whom are technical, the result demands compromise and that results in complexity. The other choice is each will have its own standard. Not bad as long as it is my standard.
W. Ed Hammond, Ph.D.
Director, Duke Center for Health Informatics
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I knew that one wouldn't get past.... still, I could not in all conscience
accept payment for so much unused advice over the years ;-)
On 19/11/2010 19:54, William E Hammond wrote:
Tom, Now I know why HL7 has so much trouble. -- "just basic god
practice.
" Shouldn't god be capitalized? I think HL7 needs to pay Tom a
consulting
fee - for all the advice.
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