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Interoperability standards, including HL7 FHIR and SNOMED CT, were discussed in the context of AI's impact on healthcare data standards.
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Interoperability standards, including HL7 FHIR and SNOMED CT, were discussed in the context of AI's impact on healthcare data standards.
BIHのシンヴィア・トゥーン教授は、デジタル変革がもたらす可能性と課題について語った。技術的な進歩に加え、法制度や標準規格の「強制力」が必要であり、国際的な成功事例から学ぶべきだと指摘した。
gematik GmbH released version 1.0.5-2 of TI Terminology, based on FHIR 4.0.1. This version adds ePA-specific Value Sets and Code Systems, enabling broader use and improved data management capabilities.
A terminology server challenge, held by a working group at the German Association for Medical Informatics, demonstrated that a boundary exists between general-purpose FHIR servers and purpose-built FHIR terminology servers. This suggests that while general-purpose FHIR servers cover many domains, they are not optimized for specific terminology use cases.
The German healthcare information system (DEMIS) conducted a commenting procedure for its FHIR profiles to support legal reporting obligations and genomic surveillance. This process aimed to gather feedback from developers and stakeholders regarding existing and planned data exchange specifications, facilitating system improvements.
The Hamburg Medical Association announces changes to the handling of 'Vermittlungscodes' (referral codes) starting January 2026. Consequently, traditional postal delivery of these codes will be discontinued, and they will only be available digitally.
Maximilian Reith is an expert in healthcare IT interoperability, working for the Kassenärztliche Bundesvereinigung (KBV) in Germany. He specializes in defining FHIR interfaces (MIO, AWS, VOS_SST), focusing on standardizing a common basis between KBV and MIO.
An event organized by HL7 Deutschland e. V. was announced for October 8-10, 2025, at the Radisson Collection Hotel in Berlin. This event focuses on educating and implementing medical information systems using the FHIR standard.
This document provides detailed specifications on how to describe drug components using either a standardized code or free text. It outlines the usage of standardized codes like ASK-Code and SNOMED CT®-Code, showing their specific mapping within FHIR resources.
The German federal government has published three major WHO classification systems—ICD-10-WHO, ICF, and ICD-O-3—in standardized FHIR format. These are available on the Central Terminology Server for use in digital systems like the electronic patient record (ePA).
German authorities have released the 2025 version of the ATC/DDD drug classification in FHIR format. This enables standardized data usage in digital healthcare applications, such as the electronic patient record (ePA).
This page presents detailed specifications for coding medical information and data elements related to Digital Health Applications (DiGA). It specifically defines how data should be handled using standard code systems like SNOMED CT and LOINC, and details the mapping process to FHIR.
Berlin's e-health company Samedi and practice software provider Medatixx announced a significant expansion of their collaboration. This integration will allow functions like online appointment booking and digital anamnesis forms to be incorporated into the Practice Management System (PVS) through Medatixx's new 'Health Hub'.
This article explains multiple standardized interfaces used to achieve data exchange between electronic health records and external systems. It details international communication standards like HL7, as well as Germany-specific protocols such as GDT (Gerät-Daten-Transfer) and VDDS, illustrating the technical aspects of medical data interoperability.
The pharmacy directory data provision service, involving the German Pharmacists' Association (DAV), is transitioning from the traditional Gedisa system to a new system utilizing international FHIR standards. This allows pharmacies to manage 'value-added data,' such as opening hours, more easily and cost-effectively without relying on external vendors.
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) revolutionizes healthcare, it is essential for institutions to achieve end-to-end (E2E) data integration and interoperability based on international standards. Currently, fragmented information across multiple systems limits comprehensive patient views and efficient operations, necessitating data centralization and standardization.
PINK.Solutions presented a pitch on 'Connected Applications using FHIR' at an event held in Germany. The session addressed the challenges and solutions for healthcare interoperability within the fields of radiology and medical imaging.
This article addresses the current state of healthcare data interoperability in Germany, emphasizing the critical need to utilize FHIR for secure and privacy-compliant data usage. It suggests that technical standards must align with policy and legal frameworks.
Smart Health Hub Ruhr GmbH is hosting an event titled 'Buzzword oder Gamechanger?' focusing on interoperability and FHIR in the medical field. The session aims to educate attendees on the mechanisms of standards like HL7 and FHIR, providing insights into the benefits of structured data exchange.
gematik has released ePA Medication Service v1.1.5, defining the 'Provide Dispensation eRP' operation to record medication dispensing information based on electronic prescriptions. This allows for comprehensive management of a patient's medication history when they receive drugs at a pharmacy.