Dave Shaver Email & Phone Number

Independent Member on Board of Directors. Gauge Capital invested in March 2023 and recruited me to join the Board as one of two outside members.

Telluride, Colorado, United States

Consultant on Healthcare IT, HCIT investments, HL7 V2, and HL7 FHIR.

I am serving a two year term on HL7's Advisory Council, which provides industry guidance to the HL7.org Board of Directors.

I have participated as an HL7 volunteer and community member since 1993. It is rewarding to be an active member of the committees that help define the standard. The hardest part of building any standard is balancing the "ivory tower"​ or "academic"​ perspectives against what will work in the real world. HL7 is certainly no different -- it is hard work and.

I believe that the HL7 FHIR standard will deeply impact the healthcare interoperability landscape in the next five years. Thus I was both humbled and excited to be asked to serve on the board of the the FHIR Foundation which promotes global adoption and implementation of the FHIR platform standard. The foundation provides information, educational.

I served two terms (four years) as an Appointed Director on the HL7.org board. My personal goal for serving on the board was assisting the organization to find a sustainable revenue model. This was a continuation of the work I did on the Board Membership Task Force in 2014-15. HL7.org continues to face a revenue shortfall in memberships related, primarily.

I have been a member of the InM (CQ) committee since dirt was an infant. We are responsible for creating chapter two of the HL7 2.X standard and for developing the "core" data types and related infrastructure for HL7 3.X.In May 2018 I resigned InM co-chair responsibilities to focus on FHIR and board-level work.

I was honored to be appointed by HL7's Technical Steering Committee (TSC) as a member of the HL7 FHIR Governance Board (FGB). The TSC FGB sets the strategic direction for the FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) initiative and oversees the structures, rules and processes that govern the creation, maintenance and review of FHIR-related.

Frisco, TX

I was the Founder and CTO of Corepoint Health (previously known as NeoTool Development). I retired from the company in 2020. Our healthcare integration platform provided a dramatically-simplified approach to internal and external data integration and clinical data exchange for hospitals, radiology centers, laboratories, and clinics. Our platform achieved a.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

I was the Chief Architect and Manager of Development for the Cloverleaf Interface Engine. The product I built is a widely-deployed interface engine in healthcare. Our major competitors at the time were DataGate (later E*Gate and now part of Oracle Fusion), HubLink, NEON, CAI, Sybase e-Biz 2000, etc.I was was an early employee (#5) at HCI, led the.

Specialized in UNIX operating systems internals. Worked on file system, virtual memory, and related utility design. Initial design team for massively parallel processing (MPP) systems based on PA-RISC chip from HP. These systems ultimately became the HP 9000 Superdome servers once HP bought Convex.Especially enjoyed my work on non-uniform memory access.

Work included porting of MINIUX, care and feeding of PDP-11s and VAX 11/780, designing and deploying network, hacking on dump scripts and feeding tape drives, and early work on routers and the NSFNet and Internet (ah.. the old days with a old Proteon Router and a 64kbs leased line for the ENTIRE university!:-).

Built an international X.25 network, created a custom telex relay and broadcasting system on top of Altos UNIX and C, worked on network routing (X.28 and X.29 protocols), and learned to really hate serial devices, especially modems.