The wiki category has been set up to try to address a problem of knowledge sharing and archival in clinical informatics, health technology, and digital health.

The Clinicians Who Code category is an open, global forum for discussion among clinicians of all kinds who are curious about programming, coding, software, hardware, and the specialised deployment environment of healthcare.

The open forum on openhealthhub is a place for general discussion of health tech topics. #BeExcellentToEachOther

FHIR implementations are already in the wild within the NHS ...

This category is for discussion of calculation of child health parameters - including centile and z-score values for height, weight, blood pressure and others - open source approaches to this problem including various software modules and APIs that have been developed - MHRA registration of software that does this kind of calculation - Mobile apps providing this functionality

This category is for discussion of the Open Clinical Terminology project (OCT)

This category is for discussion of the GitEHR concept, standards and implementations. Further details can be found at https://gitehr.org/

Here's an area of openhealthhub.org just for discussion around the the HSCIC NHS Spine Connectathons.

The NHoS forum is an area for discussion of an open source healthcare-oriented Linux distribution.

Please feel free to use this open category to announce and discuss healthcare events future, present or past.

This category is for discussion of NHS Numbers and in particular the nhs-number Python package. The maintainers of the package will aim to monitor discussion in this category and respond to questions and problems from the user community.

The London Medical Imaging & AI Centre for Value Based Healthcare works to discover, develop, and deliver pioneering AI technology for the NHS. https://www.aicentre.co.uk/

This area is for posting of educational opportunities, training sessions, workshops, or any other learning experience relevant to health technology.

This Category is for open-eObs, the open source National Early Warning Score (NEWS) platform.

OpenEMR is the most popular open source electronic health records and medical practice management solution. It is ONC certified, used internationally, and is provided by a passionate volunteer community.

Here's a place to discuss open medical hardware, wearables, and health sensors and associated issues.

This category is for discussion of Healthcare Archival and what the digital health community needs to do to ensure healthcare records are available for their primary purpose - patient care - for as long as patients require them to be kept. Additionally we must support the preservation of records where ethically and legally required for research, medicolegal and historical purposes.