In healthcare, interoperability has become the essential technical foundation for AI-driven applications and digital products. Yanick Gaudet, an HL7 co-chair, explains that due to data fragmentation across various systems, migrating to the FHIR standard is critical for modernizing healthcare IT.
We BiNar offers integrated solutions that cover the entire healthcare workflow—from PACS systems and EHR integration to patient portals—based on international standards like DICOM and HL7 FHIR. This ensures centralized management of diagnostic images and reports, extending even to data submission to Italy's FSE 2.0, guaranteeing high interoperability.
Antrazal provides standardized, real-time healthcare data interoperability to connect multiple systems. Specifically, it achieves seamless data synchronization between EHRs, labs, and billing platforms through the development of FHIR-based APIs and configuration of HL7 interfaces.
MuleSoft Anypoint Platform provides a system API designed to link data from the legacy HL7 v2 format with the modern FHIR standard. This enables seamless data exchange between different generations of healthcare information systems.
Health Samurai launched Formbox, a form management platform. It replaces fragmented, paper-driven workflows with a unified system that clinical teams can control themselves.
Detailed specifications are published for the FHIR R4 ResearchElementDefinition API instance, provided by MuleSoft. This information covers version 1.0.x and details its conformance status and associated rulesets.
This article provides detailed technical steps for securely connecting a custom Python microservice to OpenEMR using the SMART on FHIR OAuth2 flow. It covers the entire process, including client registration, token introspection, and critical setup considerations like scope management and hostname resolution.
To solve the problem of AI 'hallucination' when querying vast, versioned FHIR specifications in healthcare IT, a development team built a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. The article analyzes the shortcomings of traditional RAG and API designs, detailing why MCP was adopted to provide structured data access and outlining the local-first architecture.
This paper discusses using Health Level 7's FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) to facilitate real-time data exchange in life-critical scenarios. It highlights that leveraging FHIR's event-based mechanism moves away from traditional batch processing, enabling timely and appropriate treatment through readily available data.
This article addresses the problem of 'Interface Drift' in healthcare data flows, explaining an AI-driven approach for continuous monitoring and self-remediation. This capability detects semantic failures caused by changes in EHRs or interconnected systems, enabling safe and auditable corrections.
This document provides the FHIR profile mapping specification to support the EHR/KTC MVP Workflow (Phase 0 & Phase 1). It outlines implementation guidelines based on standards like US Core and IPS, targeting interoperability engineers and integration architects.
SL Core has published an Implementation Guide (IG) for 'SL Example' based on FHIR 4.0.1. This version is v0.1.0 and provides comprehensive definitions including various core resources and code systems.
Researchers emphasize that systematic data modeling is crucial for efficient, future-proof healthcare information sharing. They recommend that while HL7 FHIR excels in data exchange and interoperability, the appropriate standard must be chosen based on specific goals, such as analysis or organizational structure.
This article explains the versioning process for FHIR Questionnaires, emphasizing its critical role in maintaining data integrity. Since Questionnaires are used to collect structured healthcare data, proper version control is essential for tracking changes and ensuring compatibility.
This article explains how 'Practitioner' information—including healthcare providers, clinicians, and care team members—is structured and made available through an API based on the FHIR standard. It details how specific fields like names, identifiers (such as NPI), and qualifications enable the identification of practitioners and tracking of care teams.
Despite standards like FHIR, EHR interoperability often fails. The article argues that the failure is not due to missing standards but rather structural, economic, and operational challenges overlooked by vendors. These issues hinder data exchange and undermine care delivery.
Firely provides an official support SDK for HL7 FHIR on the Microsoft .NET (dotnet) platform. The article explains how to implement and select the appropriate SDK version, supporting multiple FHIR versions including R5 and R4B.
Healthcare IT professionals are pursuing the HL7 FHIR certification to validate their expertise in interoperability, which is central to modern digital healthcare systems. This guide covers everything from FHIR fundamentals and exam preparation to career benefits.,