The National Resource Center for EHR Standards (NRCeS) has published an FHIR implementation guide for NDHM. This guide standardizes data structures, such as patient information, advancing the construction of electronic health record systems in India.
NRCeS has published an FHIR implementation guide for the National Digital Health Mission (NDHM) in India. This material provides a standard format for exchanging electronic health record data, including patient identifiers and basic attributes, contributing to improved interoperability of healthcare information.
SmartCarePlus provides a comprehensive digital health platform based on the FHIR standard, making it accessible to general Indian patients. This is groundbreaking because it allows patients themselves to own and manage their medical data (vitals, images, invoices).
Aayush Hospitals, a tertiary care facility accredited with NABH/NABL standards in Vijayawada, announced significant steps toward advancing digital health and patient safety. They are implementing DocBox to connect ICU biomedical devices directly to electronic records, alongside an ONC-certified FHIR platform for unified clinical view integration.
Blue Cloud Softech Solutions announced the 'BluHealth' platform, an AI-integrated, enterprise-grade healthcare solution that has evolved from a proof-of-concept. The platform aims to transform global digital health by offering advanced features such as AI-powered clinical decision support and non-invasive HbA1c testing.
Kumar Satyam, technical committee chair at HL7 India, emphasized the critical importance of interoperability and data de-centralization in healthcare. He argued that true digital transformation must move beyond mere digitization and focus on liberating data for AI and research applications.