Search results for "FHIR": 52 articles
The eHealth Infrastructure in Denmark has released the 'GET Export Poll Status' function as part of its v9.0.1 release, based on the FHIR standard R4. This feature allows checking the status of data export jobs, ensuring data availability for system integration.
The eHealth Infrastructure has published a new FHIR-based OperationDefinition, 'Execute careplan customization stats'. This function allows for the statistical tracking of patient-specific customizations within care plans, such as measurement schedule timing and reference ranges.
eHealth Infrastructure in Denmark has published the 'Device Types' code system, based on FHIR, as version 3.5.1. This specification provides codes for classifying medical devices and is referenced by related value sets and implementations.
デンマークのeHealth Infrastructureは、FHIRベースの「Overview usage mode」というコードシステムを公開した。これは、医療データ要素や結果が概要表示または表形式でどのように表示されるかを識別するための定義である。
The eHealth Infrastructure in Denmark has released the extension specification 'ehealth-deviceusestatement-context' at version 4.0.1, based on FHIR. This provides context information regarding care plans related to medical device usage, indicating progress toward standardization in system interoperability.
eHealth Infrastructure provided a function to statistically aggregate the status of 'CarePlans' and 'EpisodeOfCare' based on FHIR. This report allows grouping by specific Condition Codes, enabling the tracking of active care plans and episodes within healthcare organizations.
The eHealth Infrastructure in Denmark has published an operation definition called 'Schedule patient devices' to consolidate information regarding patients' medical devices. This standardizes device usage and metrics based on the EpisodeOfCare, including periods of use and associated care plans.
HL7 Denmark has released the 'DK Address Type Supplement' as part of the FHIR Implementation Guide 'DK Core' version 3.6.0. This code system defines address types, contributing to the standardization of address information in data exchange.
The eHealth Infrastructure in Denmark has released a technical specification (OperationDefinition) for generating a comprehensive report on practitioners, titled 'Execute practitioner GDPR'. This allows the retrieval of detailed information about specified healthcare professionals using standardized FHIR resources.
The eHealth Infrastructure has released a new extension definition via FHIR to handle information regarding privately owned medical devices (BYOD). This enhances interoperability by allowing the integration of data from diverse sources, improving connectivity in remote care and private device usage scenarios.
The Danish eHealth Infrastructure has published the specification for a ValueSet called 'ContactPoint Custodian' based on FHIR. This definition standardizes and defines how contact information is managed across different systems, facilitating its secure sharing within healthcare settings.
eHealth Infrastructure has published the code system 'Regional subdivision codes' defining regional divisions in Denmark. This system is based on FHIR v4.0.1 and defines key regions and identifiers within Denmark, such as the Capital Region and Central Denmark.
MedCom Core in Denmark has released the FHIR-based resource profile, 'MedComCorePractitionerRole,' as version 2.3.0. This provides guidelines for structuring information about healthcare provider roles by offering mappings to multiple standard formats, including HL7 v2 and HL7 v3.
本研究は、デンマークの地域Hovedstadenにおける継続的なウェアラブル健康データの統合課題を提示した。FHIR DKやGDPRに準拠し、MitID認証とゼロトラスト制御を採用する5層マイクロサービスアーキテクチャを提案している。
Danske Standard is hosting a free webinar introducing HL7 FHIR and the development of Danish and European FHIR profiles, including DkCore. The session will feature Thea Mentz Sørensen, standard consultant for HL7 Danmark, who will explain HL7 Danmark and the FHIR SIG.
The eHealth Infrastructure has defined the 'ehealth-actionguidance-type' extension for use in FHIR resources. This extension provides guidance on specific actions and processes within healthcare data exchange, enabling standardized information sharing.
MedCom is advancing healthcare data standardization in Denmark using the international standard HL7 FHIR. The organization has achieved practical use cases, such as sharing diagnosis information and advising on hospital stays, while also contributing to global standardization efforts.
The eHealth Infrastructure has published the mapping specification for the ehealth-recommendation extension. This specification handles RIM Mapping compatible with HL7 v3 and is based on FHIR 4.0.1.
This article details the technical specification for the 'POST /fetch-careteam-stats' API endpoint provided by eHealth Infrastructure. This endpoint is used to retrieve care team statistics, requiring the designation of a specific organization.
The Danish eHealth Infrastructure has published an 'Ehealth System' FHIR CodeSystem. This specification provides a basic structure for defining unique medical data identifiers, contributing to the standardization of data in electronic health records.