The CHU de Toulouse is advancing digital transformation, focusing on data governance and interoperability to address challenges in structuring and utilizing increasing amounts of data. This initiative adopts the FHIR standard to improve specific operational processes like electronic health records and pharmacy management.
Docaposte, a long-established editor, launched 'Docaposte Santé' to become the primary provider of digital solutions in France's healthcare sector. The new platform adopts an open, data-centric architecture and aims for secure, structured circulation of medical data based on standards like FHIR and openEHR.
In the French healthcare system, data interoperability has evolved from a technical ambition into a strategic backbone. By 2026, achieving this is mandatory due to regulatory deadlines and safety concerns.
Following a successful transition in 2025, Health-Comm France aims to solidify its position in the healthcare market by focusing on interoperability and data sovereignty within hospital information systems (SIH). The company plans to play a crucial role in the evolution and integration of French e-health systems using open standards like FHIR.
Dedalus and Inovie have formed a strategic partnership for five years to deploy the InVitro suite. This collaboration will drive the digital transformation across Inovie's entire diagnostic process.
G_NIUS introduces major events in the e-health sector, providing platforms for knowledge sharing and technological innovation. Through these events, participants can stay updated on the latest trends, access funding opportunities, and network with experts.
The French Agency for Digital Health (ANS) is holding two consultation sessions to establish FHIR implementation guides to ensure interoperability of medical devices. These focus on 'health measurements' and 'telemonitoring.'
The French digital health agency, ANS, held a technical webinar on utilizing data from the 'Health Directory' via a FHIR API. The session provided development companies with methods for leveraging national reference data and implementing FHIR Search functionality.
Numih is preparing a data catalog and launching an FHIR server. This move aims to strengthen the foundation for utilizing medical data through its platform.
The ANS in France held a webinar detailing how to utilize the 'Health Directory' via a FHIR API. This session was aimed at technical teams and innovative companies, explaining methods for leveraging national reference data within their solutions.
The Agence du Numérique en Santé (ANS) will hold the 'Projectathon ANS' in March 2026. This event aims to allow publishers, industry players, facilities, and institutions to test their digital solutions in real-world conditions based on CI-SIS and European standards.
The Agence du Numérique en Santé (ANS) will hold the 'Projectathon ANS' in March 2026. This event allows publishers and industry stakeholders to test their digital solutions through practical demonstrations based on CI-SIS and European standards.
G_NIUS provides information on events dedicated to knowledge sharing and technological innovation in the e-health sector. These events allow participants to grasp digital health trends, network with experts, and access funding opportunities.
G_NIUS highlights various events, noting that e-health is a rapidly expanding sector. These events provide opportunities for knowledge sharing and technological innovation, allowing participants to grasp the latest trends in digital health and connect with industry stakeholders.
A French digital health agency has released a new version of its FHIR API, based on HL7 standards. This update makes accessing and exchanging official public data regarding healthcare professionals and their associated facilities easier.
This document presents security recommendations for handling medical data within systems built on the FHIR standard. It emphasizes that when dealing with highly sensitive personal and medical data, risk analysis and implementation of appropriate safety measures are required.
A French e-santé related body has published the definition for a health information resource called 'ValueSet: JDV_J20_ChampActivite_ROR - Demande.' This terminology set is provided as part of an implementation guide, offering a standardized structure for medical data exchange.
The French e-santé has published a medical messaging code system called 'TRE_R256-TypeMessagerie,' which is based on the FHIR standard. This code system defines properties including validity and update dates for healthcare data.