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> add/drop (OK Only) OK Wave 2014-15 Changes. Update code sets for OK Wave 2014-15 Transcript Labels now show historical grades for past years. Transcript labels now print past years with historical/transfer grades. School Main > Grade Reporting > Transcript Labels Self-Service Editing of Order Forms. Customers can now update their order forms in preparation for renewing subscriptions. They can change the number of students, teachers, or admins for next year without assistance from Common Goal. They can also update contact information. To edit 2014-15 order forms, log in and go to: School Main > Order Form > Edit This is especially useful in combination with the recently implemented “Pay Online Now” feature. Users can update their subscription and pay quickly and easily online. Common Goal Systems (www.common-goal.com) provides web-based services for education. It provides SchoolInsight, an industry leading student information system and TeacherEase, software for the digital classroom. Using Software as a Service (SaaS), the company offers products via the Internet and is responsible for all system operation and maintenance. Founded in 2001, Common Goal Systems has hundreds of thousands of users worldwide.- Common Goal Systems, Inc Press Release, June 27, 2014

This tool allows you to convert an HL7 string/file into a XML string/file. Convert input HL7 string/file with the chosen text encoding and chosen indentation level into readable XML format. What is HL7? HL7 stands for Health Level 7 and it is a set of clinical standards and messaging formats that provide a framework for the management, integration, exchange, and retrieval of electronic information across different healthcare systems. HL7 standards are developed and maintained by Health Level Seven International, a healthcare standards organization. The goal of HL7 is to enhance interoperability between healthcare information systems (HISs) that have implemented it. It focuses on the interfaces between dissimilar HISs by creating a common data exchange language using prebuilt messages. However, HL7 does not dictate system architecture or how data is stored in an application. HL7 is a transaction-based protocol that is driven by events such as the admittance of a patient to a hospital. Historically, communication between different types of software that is used by different organizations has always been challenging. The same goes for healthcare. Why is HL7 used in healthcare? Interoperability: Different kinds of healthcare systems use different applications that were programmed in different languages and that provide different functionality. For example, hospitals use complex, customized systems while general practitioners usually use out-of-the-box practice management software. Medical research institutes may use software that is part of a larger network like a university. Often, these types of institutions need to exchange data about patients. The goal of HL7 is to enable healthcare organizations to create uniform data that anyone with authorization can retrieve and use in their own systems. Interoperability between healthcare organizations necessitates that interfaces between different systems use a common protocol like HL7. Automated workflows: Implementing an electronic health records (EHR) system is costly. HL7 helps to optimize

The Power of Patterns at PlayDSSS or Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum is used in a huge variety of wired and wireless systems—everything from Wi-Fi to Zigbee. In this article, Robert examines how DSSS works and why it’s so common. This may give readers some ideas for how to improve the performance of their next projects, because DSSS is easy to implement on an MCU.Welcome back to “The Darker Side.” Regular readers may recall a column I wrote a while ago about correlations (“The Darker Side: Correlation techniques,” Circuit Cellar 299, June, 2015). In that article, I briefly stated that such correlations are used by a family of high-performance transmission systems nicknamed DSSS (Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum).This month, why not dig a little more into this subject! As you will see, DSSS is used in dozens of wired and wireless systems, including Wi-Fi, GPS and Zigbee, so understanding it makes sense. As usual, my goal will be to show you how DSSS works and why it is so common, without any complex math. I hope this will give you some ideas about how to improve the performance of your next projects, since DSSS can be implemented easily on a microcontroller (MCU)!REFRESHER ON CORRELATIONSLet’s start with a short refresher. Basically, a correlation—or more exactly a cross-correlation—is a measure of similarity of two signals. These two signals are usually a short, known pattern and a longer signal that may include copies of this pattern. The goal is to find them, even if the

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