As of January 2020 https://www.wfmc.org/ seems much less active (last post in 2018).
XPDL language is not adding new versions.
BPMN is at 2.0.2 (published in Jan 2014)
ProM tool has lite and full version. Their forum seems active https://www.win.tue.nl/promforum/
see some hope here.
In the meantime, version 6.4 is outdated
If you wanted to run process mining as a component inside other framework, now you can in Rapid Miner
An interesting report on additional capabilities for BPMN inside Pro M open source tool is a great news.
The article has some math but it also offers screenshots of ProM tool how BPMN is implemented. Most process mining tools and methods work with Petri Nets and ability to convert to a BPMN flowcharts makes business people and researchers collaborate better.
New version of XPDL 2.2 is here.
XPDL is the Serialization Format for BPMN
BPMN (Business Process Modeling Notation) is a visual process notation standard from the OMG, endorsed by WfMC, and broadly adopted across the industry.
BPMN standard used to define only the look of how the process definition is displayed on the screen.
An editor for Eclipse Luna can be downloaded from within Eclipse using http://download.eclipse.org/bpmn2-modeler/updates/kepler/1.0.1
Also, BPMN 2.0 is gaining an upper hand
So I would recommend this book instead
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009VOETW6
It is good news that Siemens still remains as #3 EHR vendor
according to Forbes article here:
In November 2012 I (Vojtech Huser) did another tutorial with Harm Scherpbier on workflow technology. Slides as PPT file are available here:
http://www.slideshare.net/vojtech_huser/presentations
Also one video from the tutorial is here: (thanks to Dr. Harm Scherpbier)
To read more about a very good recent textbook about workflow technology: go to a JBI book review here:
In order to do process mining in healthcare, one soon discovers that simplifying a log is important.
Maybe you don’t need all individual vital signs – but just an event that vital signs action were taken by some clinician.
For that you will need your coded events replaced by some higher level concept (blood pressure – vital signs, respiratory rate – vital signs).
Than you simply collapse events happening within a certain time frame (e.g., 10 minutes) into just one event (vital signs).
Several terminology problems arise with that.
For more fun, google SA-MXML
Healthcare Workflow 