Charles McCay

Interoperability Consultancy @Nhs

Shrewsbury, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 1999 — Present

Interoperability Consultancy @Nhs

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Various projects for Connecting for Health / HSCIC / NHS Digital / NHS England including:National Laboratory Medicine Catalogue data structuresConfiguration Management Strategy Logical Record Architecture Standards Engagement Strategy HL7 / 13606 convergence evaluationXML lead for GP2GP specification development projectInteroperability tooling requirementsWeb Service technology review

EDUCATION

1984 — 1986

University of Bristol

2:1, Maths and Philosophy

SKILLS

SnomedDatabasesEhealthHl7Clinical Decision SupportArchitecturesHealth Information ExchangeSoftware ImplementationInformaticsAgile MethodologiesSoftware DocumentationSdlcVisioSolution ArchitectureEhrBusiness ProcessXmlIT ManagementSoaLeadershipUmlSystem ArchitectureInteroperabilityData WarehousingStandards DevelopmentSoftware Project ManagementItilSoftware DevelopmentProject ManagementWeb ServicesInformation TechnologyInformation ManagementEnterprise ArchitectureBusiness IntelligenceHealthcare Information TechnologyHealthcare ConsultingIheAgile Project ManagementRequirements AnalysisIntegration

ABOUT CHARLES MCCAY

Focus on delivering healthcare value by establishing local, national and international specifications for healthcare data, and ensuring that those specifications are useful and used.Specialties: Healthcare information strategyHealthcare interoperability standards development and useManagement of software development process Systems architecture, analysis and design for healthcare applicationsHealthcare Data Simulation, to support rapid prototyping of Digital Health Architectures and Solutions

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