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The purpose of the eCR/RCKMS Community of Practice Basecamp is to provide staff from state, local, territorial, and tribal public health agencies with a venue to participate in peer-to-peer discussions pertaining to using RCKMS. This Basecamp is not intended for formal communications about RCKMS or eCR and will not be moderated by CSTE staff. For technical issues or assistance with RCKMS, please visit www.rckms.org to submit a ticket. Disclaimer: The statements and responses posted on the eCR/RCKMS Community of Practice are solely the views of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of CDC or CSTE.
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RCKMS CoP Town hall Webinar

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Shahidah Williams
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Hello Everyone:

The CSTE RCKMS team is inviting you to attend an upcoming Reportable Conditions Knowledge Management Systems (RCKMS) Community of Practice (CoP) virtual Town Hall, scheduled to occur on Wednesday March 30, 2022 @ 2PM – 3PM EST. Please use the attached zoom meeting invite to save the date to your calendars.

On this RCKMS CoP virtual Townhall, we will focus our discussion around two main areas: 1. RCKMS Content Development and 2. Introduction of the new RCKMS Authoring Support team. We also welcome your input, feedback and questions during this session.
 
See below for some general information about the RCKMS Content presentation:
 
Presentation title: RCKMS Content Development: The Life of a Reporting Specification
Short description of presentation: Members of the RCKMS Content Team will discuss the process for creating content for electronic case reporting in RCKMS.  This will include how conditions are selected for inclusion in RCKMS, how the team develops content for each condition, how community feedback is collected and used, and other considerations during content development.  An overview of the RCKMS Reporting Specification documents will also be presented. 
Presenters: Grace Oguntebi, Amanda Payne, and Natalie Raketich (RCKMS Content Team Members/ J Michael Consulting)

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Karen Felicetta, Nevada State Health Division Karen Felicetta
Good morning, Shahidah,

I do not see the attached zoom meeting invite. Even when I try to add to my calendar, it does not show the zoom link. I've looked for other links on this page and options but do not see any.

Can you please post the zoom link?

Thank you,
Karen

Karen Felicetta, ELR Coordinator
Nevada Department of Health and Human Services
Division of Public and Behavioral Health
Office of Public Health Investigations and Epidemiology (OPHIE)
4150 Technology Way, Carson City, NV 89706
T:[none assigned], F: (775) 684-5999
E: kfelicetta@health.nv.gov
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Shahidah Williams, Senior Program Analyst at CSTE Shahidah Williams, Senior Program Analyst
Hello Karen,

Thank you for reaching out. I'm not sure I can actually attach the meeting invite to this events calendar. Here's the zoom link https://zoom.us/j/94214207172?pwd=Z1BSeWE4NDF5SFRseUpaaHJBMkdEUT09

Note: the meeting invite is attached to the email sent out to all on Friday March 11th around 5:30pm EST. Kindly use that email to add the meeting to your calendar.

Thank you,
Shahidah Williams
CSTE RCKMS Team
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Steve Eichner Steve Eichner
Friendly reminder: much of the eastern seaboard has shifted to daylight savings time (DST). The same time, expressed as both DST and EST, should have different values associated with them to reflect an event that is occurring and one, specified, moment. (2pm EST is 3pm EDT).

Please consider using “ET” if you meet 3pm eastern time, regardless of what day/month you are concerned about.

Also note that the House of Representatives hover yesterday to permanently change the US eastern seaboard to Daylight Time.

Thanks!

Steve

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Karen Felicetta, Nevada State Health Division Karen Felicetta
Thank you for sharing the zoom link, Shahidah! 
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