What to Expect from Google's Next OS: Android 16 Integrates FHIR for Healthcare
O que esperar do novo sistema operacional do Google -
A new version of Google's operating system will store user medical history using the FHIR standard.
Summary
Google announced that its next operating system, Android 16, will enhance the Health Care service. This update is expected to store users' electronic medical records in FHIR format, improving data exchange efficiency and healthcare information management.
Details
Android 16 is Google's new operating system designed for mobile devices like smartphones and tablets. A key highlight of this OS is the improvement to the 'Health Care' service. With this update, users' health history data (such as electronic medical records) will be stored in FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) format. This represents a significant advancement aimed at facilitating the exchange of medical information and achieving more efficient data management. Furthermore, Android 16 enhances security. The Wi-Fi Ranging function now incorporates AES-256 encryption, adding protection against MITM attacks. Additionally, the introduction of Privacy Sandbox allows users to manage access to data and permissions for individual apps with greater granularity. Productivity is also improved through enhanced multitasking capabilities, particularly on tablets, where users will be able to split the screen to use up to three applications simultaneously. Other new features include AI-powered notification grouping (Notifications Cooldown) and a photo gallery search tool designed to enhance overall user experience. While specific device availability has not been announced, it is expected that Google Pixel devices will receive the update first. The anticipated release window for Android 16 is between April and June 2025.
Technology Note
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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