Delivery, Not Hype: How to Harmonise FHIR × openEHR × OMOP in practice
A Health Futures Collective Series - powered by Evidentli, Fuzzy, openEHR, Professional Development and Summer Programmes, Institute of Extended Learning at Imperial College
Many argue that the future success of digital health and AI will be won - or lost - on data. For decades, the promise of open standards has collided with fragmented, messy systems.
For the first time, the pioneers behind FHIR, openEHR and OMOP have aligned their visions, clarified how the standards fit together, and set out a roadmap for scaling responsibly and sustainably. Their joint statement in JMIR marked a turning point. This live session focuses on how to make it work in practice.
Confirmed panellists
- Grahame Grieve — Inventor of FHIR
- Rachel Dunscombe — CEO, openEHR Foundation
- Davera Gabriel — Lead Author, FHIR to OMOP IG
- Guy Tsafnat — Expert in real-world data & AI
Moderator
- Ram Rajaraman — Healthcare & Life Sciences Lead, Quantexa
Why attend
If you shape, design and or deliver the systems, policies, products and services in healthcare and pharma, then this session is not optional. These standards are the rails on which future health innovation will run. What you learn here will inform the next decade of health data, AI adoption, and patient safety.
What we’ll cover
- The practical realities of implementing FAIR health data at scale
- Lessons from supporting health systems worldwide
- How to navigate and harmonise between standards in practice
- What leaders and policymakers must do now to avoid fragmentation
Date & time (multiple time zones):
- London (BST): Mon 29 Sept, 13:00–14:00
- Berlin/Paris (CEST): 14:00–15:00
- Beijing/Shanghai/Singapore/Perth (UTC+8): 20:00–21:00
- Sydney/Melbourne/Brisbane (AEST): 22:00–23:00
Format: Online panel
Reserve your place now - please RSVP by emailing Davera Gabriel davera.gabriel@evidentli.com
Can’t make it live in your time zone?
Register anyway to get the replay sent to you via email after the event.
About the series
This is the first in Delivery, Not Hype - a sequence of how-to conversations for senior practitioners across health, technology, design and policy. The series is brought to you by the Health Futures Collective Series - a group of like-minded organisations including Evidentli, Fuzzy, openEHR, and Professional Development and Summer Programmes, Institute of Extended Learning at Imperial College). Upcoming sessions: responsible AI, robotics & automation, designing for trust, federated data, and policy levers for adoption.
Each talk is led by people who have actually delivered innovation at scale - not theorists, but operators who have navigated real-world constraints and got things done.