Public Health Interoperability Training Catalog Overview

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This catalog aggregates training programs aimed at improving data and information interoperability within public health settings. Topics are structured around practical perspectives such as the "life of a specimen" or the "life of a result," covering LIMS functionality, roles, and relevant regulations/standards. The available courses include deep dives into HL7 V2 message structure and presentations on FHIR implementation in public health. Users can learn by topic (e.g., Laboratory, All Programs) and achieve knowledge ranging from Introductory to Advanced levels. This equips participants with an understanding of the importance of information flow and standardization across the entire process—from data generation and analysis to final delivery to stakeholders. This knowledge is highly relevant for Japanese healthcare institutions and public health departments when building data exchange infrastructure during regional collaboration or electronic health record system implementation.