Free Offering of Domestic FHIR Server 'FRUCtoS': HEMILLIONS Supports Data Standardization
次世代医療情報標準FHIRに準拠した健康・医療データを管理できるソフトウェア「FRUCtoS」の ...
Summary
HEMILLIONS announced the free release of 'FRUCtoS' (Fructose), a software for managing health and medical data utilizing HL7(R) and FHIR(R) standards. This allows healthcare institutions and related companies to advance FHIR compliance while controlling costs, aiming for improved data standardization and interoperability.
Details
HEMILLIONS is providing 'FRUCtoS,' a domestically developed FHIR server software designed specifically for the Japanese medical environment. The software supports both on-premise and cloud deployments due to its interchangeable database structure, offering high versatility. A key feature highlighted is the provision of an 'Adapter Development Framework.' This framework enables mapping with existing electronic health record (EHR) systems, facilitating the development of FHIR adapters tailored for proprietary internal systems. This capability is crucial for helping medical institutions smoothly transition toward data standardization. Furthermore, while the core functionality is free, a paid option is currently under development: generating FHIR data from CSV format to support 2 documents and 5 information types required by national electronic health record sharing services. HEMILLIONS was established through collaboration with organizations like The University of Tokyo and SoftBank, aiming to promote data flow in Japan using the next-generation standard, FHIR.
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