128 FHIR-related articles (latest first)
MINSAL conducted a workshop titled 'Interoperability MINSAL: Class 5 - FHIR Resources and SearchParameters'. This event was held as part of a virtual training space designed to strengthen interoperability knowledge.
Updated principles of health interoperability were published, covering modern standards. The update specifically expands the discussion regarding the use of FHIR.
gematik is conducting regular online meetings focused on FHIR interoperability standards. These meetings are used to discuss proposed changes and corrections to the standards.
KBV released an updated DiGA Toolkit (version 1.1.0) focusing on the handling of date ranges. This update provides specific guidelines for defining time periods within the digital health application ecosystem.
A data model was created to facilitate the interoperability and centralization of clinical information. This model utilizes the FHIR standard for implementation.
Salud Digital participated in the FHIR Connectathon Chile 2025 interoperability event. During the event, Salud Digital posted 500 resources to the FHIR servers.
The Kassenärztliche Bundesvereinigung (KBV) released the DiGA Toolkit 1.0.0. This toolkit provides guidelines and details regarding conformity and cardinality for digital health applications (DiGA).
Deloitte published an analysis regarding the European Health Data Space (EHDS) and the role of FHIR in modernizing patient care. This analysis aims to outline how these technologies facilitate a seamless patient journey across borders.
An event, FHIR Connectathon Chile 2025, is scheduled to take place in Chile. This event aims to promote innovation in healthcare interoperability using FHIR standards.
The Ministry of Health (Chile) participated in the FHIR Connectathon 2025. This participation highlights the ministry's engagement with modern interoperability standards.
KBV has released an FHIR mapping for maternal health records, focusing on data elements like 'Angaben zur Mutter' (Maternal Information). This initiative aims to standardize the exchange of maternal health data within the German healthcare system.
MII has released a new FHIR specification for microbiology data (v2025). This specification describes the FHIR representation of microbiology data.
A Chilean platform is noted for pioneering the teaching of HL7 FHIR. This indicates a focus on advancing FHIR knowledge within the country.
A care integration application for fragile elderly adults was developed utilizing FHIR standards. The application utilizes a FHIR server architecture, eliminating the need for an additional database.
KBV HUB published a FHIR mapping for the 'Telemedicine Monitoring' component (2.2.5.2). This update provides standardized interoperability definitions for telemedicine monitoring within the German healthcare system.
KBV has created a FHIR mapping specifically for maternal data (Mutterpass). This mapping relates to the Observation resource, specifically for blood pressure measurements.
The KBV released DiGA Toolkit 1.1.0, which includes mapping details for FHIR standards. This toolkit supports the integration of Digital Health Applications (DiGA) using FHIR.
Experts point out that data interoperability remains a significant challenge within the healthcare sector. The discussion highlighted the role of HL7 FHIR in addressing these systemic data exchange issues.
IF-Cloud has developed an API that uses FHIR standards for digital health project integration. This API supports CRUD operations and returns other FHIR resources.
A basic implementation guide for FHIR was released, focusing on achieving health interoperability in Colombia. This effort is part of a collaborative initiative within the country.