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FHIRGermanyGermany🏛German Association for Medical Informatics, Biometry and InformaticsEnrichedSep 12, 2025

The Terminology Server Challenge: Examining the Boundary Between General-Purpose and Purpose-Built FHIR Servers

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.

FHIRGermanyGermany🏛gematik GmbHEnrichedSep 8, 2025

Report on the Commenting Procedure for DEMIS-FHIR Profiles

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.

FHIRGermanyGermany🏛Kassenärztliche Bundesvereinigung (KBV)EnrichedAug 18, 2025

Standardizing FHIR Interfaces: Initiatives at KBV

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.

FHIRGermanyGermany🏛Kassenärztliche Bundesvereinigung (KBV)EnrichedAug 15, 2025

Specification for Component Code/Description (Phase II)

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.

FHIRGermanyGermany🏛Bundesinstitut für Arzneimittel und Medizinprodukte (BfArM)EnrichedAug 4, 2025

WHO's Major Classification Systems Available as FHIR Packages

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).

FHIRInternational🏛(メール詳細から取得可)EnrichedJun 12, 2025

Preparing Healthcare Institutions for the AI Era: The Importance of Data Integration and Interoperability

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.