Ken Rubin

Board Member @Health Level Seven International

Bowie, MD, US
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2023 — Present

Board Member @Health Level Seven International

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EDUCATION

1985 — 1989

University of Maryland

B.S., Computer Science

SKILLS

HealthcareBusiness IntelligenceHealthcare Information TechnologyAgile MethodologiesManagementSoftware DevelopmentHl7ArchitectureProgram ManagementSystem ArchitectureStrategySystems AnalysisGovernanceTogafSoftware EngineeringIT StrategyLeadershipApplication ArchitectureRequirements GatheringSaasEhrBusiness ArchitectureUmlStandards DevelopmentDistributed SystemsAnalysisIntegrationAgile Project ManagementEnterprise SoftwareEnterprise ArchitectureConsultingRequirements AnalysisCloud ComputingSdlcTechnology EvangelistSolution ArchitectureIT ManagementSoftware DesignSoaInformation Technology

ABOUT KEN RUBIN

The health industry is in the midst of what is a fundamental shift, as we transition from institutionally-centric care delivery to \"patient-centered\", which has profound implications. No longer can we expect patients to always (or even routinely) receive care at the same location. With increasing mobility and the need to have care and data follow-the-patient, there has never been a stronger need for open systems and standards-based solutions. I am keenly interested in: o Open standards, open data, sharable clinical processeso. Realizing effective knowledge ecosystems, allowing for effective sharing of best-practices and evidence-based careo Enabling open platforms, and innovating atop core EHR systemsSpecialties: Health Informatics, Semantic Modeling, Sharable Clinical Pathways, BPMN, BPM+, HL7, OMG, Enterprise Architecture, Healthcare SOA, FHIR, Terminology

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