22 FHIR-related articles (latest first)
dhealth supports the integration of hospital information systems (SIMRS) with the national 'SatuSehat' platform using HL7 FHIR R4 standards. This enables healthcare facilities to meet legal requirements for electronic medical record interoperability.
When migrating an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system, guaranteeing data ownership and portability is crucial. This article introduces a mechanism that ensures the ability to export data at any time in standard formats like CSV, FHIR R4 JSON, and SQL dump, thereby mitigating vendor lock-in risks.
The national health data exchange platform, SATUSEHAT, developed by the Indonesian Ministry of Health, is detailed via a library guide written in Rust. This system mandates that hospitals and medical facilities integrate their electronic medical records using HL7 FHIR R4.
Farida Sibuea (Ministry of Health, Indonesia) discussed how technology contributes to policy and citizen life. She outlined a strategy aiming for high-quality medical information access in all regions, including remote areas, by mandating data standardization like FHIR and implementing offline-first electronic health records.
Indonesia faces challenges with fragmented medical data and system silos. In response, the government introduced the national platform 'SatuSehat,' aiming to integrate data from all healthcare facilities using the HL7-FHIR standard.
In Indonesia, the national platform 'SATUSEHAT' is leading the replacement of old hospital information systems (SIMRS) with a new data exchange system based on the FHIR standard. This aims to improve patient safety and streamline insurance claims.
WHO and experts position health as the foundation of national development. In Indonesia, a national electronic health platform called 'SATUSEHAT,' utilizing international standards like HL7 FHIR, is being promoted to eliminate data silos and improve efficiency. However, addressing challenges such as digital disparity, privacy protection, and human resource development remains urgent.
This article explains how Indonesian Puskesmas (community health centers) can integrate their electronic medical records (EMR) into the national data platform, SATUSEHAT. The process is recommended to be gradual and systematic, utilizing FHIR R4 standards and OAuth2 authentication.
This article discusses the digital transformation of Indonesia's healthcare system. It proposes building a sustainable national health insurance system that is unbiased and accessible to all, utilizing technologies like AI and FHIR.
Indonesia has established itself as a leader in digital health transformation in Asia by becoming the first country globally to adopt 'IntelliCare,' an integrated Electronic Health Record (EHR) system powered by AI. This achievement is attributed to strong government vision and international technological cooperation.
Bethsaida Hospital (Serang) achieved HIMSS EMRAM Level 6, validating its advanced digital medical system. This achievement demonstrates that the hospital has established a highly integrated digital infrastructure capable of supporting both patient care and operational efficiency through data integration and analysis.
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InterSystems has partnered with ICS Compute to accelerate data interoperability in Indonesia's healthcare sector. This collaboration aims to address the challenge of integrating data across multiple systems, thereby supporting the national digital health transformation.
Global data technology provider InterSystems has partnered with cloud/cybersecurity firm ICS Compute. This collaboration aims to solve the critical issue of health data interoperability in Indonesia.
Data technology provider InterSystems has formed a strategic partnership with ICS Compute, a consulting firm. Through this collaboration, the two companies aim to achieve interoperability for health data in Indonesia.
InterSystems announced a strategic partnership with ICS Compute. This collaboration aims to accelerate data interoperability and digital transformation in Indonesia's healthcare sector. By utilizing standards like FHIR, the goal is to build a comprehensive data ecosystem encompassing electronic health records and supply chains.
InterSystems is providing integrated data solutions and Generative AI (GenAI) to address scalability and interoperability challenges in the Indonesian healthcare sector. Using systems like TrakCare EMR and the IRIS data platform, the company enables real-time data analysis based on FHIR standards, contributing to improved medical quality.
InterSystems is supporting patient-centered care through integrated data solutions and Generative AI (GenAI). By building a data repository based on FHIR standards, in addition to EMR and LIS systems, it enables efficient coordination and faster decision-making.
InterSystems aims to solve challenges in data scalability and interoperability by offering integrated data solutions and Generative AI (GenAI). These technologies enhance electronic medical record systems and data analysis capabilities in hospitals, contributing to improved patient care quality.
InterSystems is introducing Generative AI (GenAI) solutions in Indonesia to improve data integration and enhance care delivery efficiency. This initiative aims to elevate the quality of patient-centered care and optimize operational management within hospitals and healthcare facilities.