Grahame Grieve on the Future of FHIR in 2025
Grahame Grieve Interview: Future of FHIR in 2025 - Health
Grahame Grieve discussed the future direction and implementation of FHIR standards.
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In an interview, FHIR founder Grahame Grieve discussed the importance of community and the role of AI. He stated that it is crucial for FHIR to remain open and accessible, expressing high expectations for its adoption and expansion in low-income countries like Africa.
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This article summarizes an interview by Kurt Johnson with Grahame Grieve at FHIR Camp 2024 in Portugal. Grieve emphasized that community engagement is vital for FHIR's success, noting that events provide valuable learning and networking opportunities. Technically, he argued against converging on a single toolset or architectural approach, stating that multiple solutions are beneficial for tackling specific interoperability challenges across different systems. Regarding AI, Grieve acknowledged its current strength in summarization and communication but cautioned that more data is needed before it can reliably assist with diagnosis or monitoring complex health processes. He stressed the continued necessity of keeping FHIR free and open-source, especially for low-to-middle-income countries where healthcare systems may be less mature. Looking ahead to 2025, he expressed excitement about growth in Africa, the finalization of the next major FHIR release, and the expansion of implementation work around Interoperable Patient Solutions (IPS) and patient empowerment.
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FHIR（Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources）は医療データ交換の国際標準。このエントリの関連技術: FHIR
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