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FHIRInternational🏛FHIR CampEnrichedJan 5, 2026

Grahame Grieve on the Future of FHIR in 2025

In an interview, FHIR founder Grahame Grieve discussed the importance of community and the role of AI. He stated that it is crucial for FHIR to remain open and accessible, expressing high expectations for its adoption and expansion in low-income countries like Africa.

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FHIRInternational🏛Google Cloud Platform (GCP)EnrichedJan 5, 2026

How to Manage GCP Healthcare FHIR Store IAM Access

This article explains how to manage Identity and Access Management (IAM) access for a Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Healthcare FHIR Store using Pulumi resources. It details the process of implementing access control to the FHIR store.

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FHIRInternational🏛(メール詳細から取得可)Jan 4, 2026

FHIR Viewer 20251121101243 | PDF - Scribd Scribd FHIR Viewer.

本ページは、Peter James Chalmers氏という架空の患者に関する詳細な個人情報を提示している。この情報は、識別子、連絡先、人口統計データなどを含み、医療情報のデジタル化と標準化された閲覧環境(FHIR Viewer)のデモンストレーションとして機能している。

FHIRInternational🏛HL7 EuropeJan 2, 2026

Home - HL7 Europe Extensions v0.1.0

HL7 Europeは、FHIR R4に基づいた「HL7 Europe Extensions」v0.1.0をリリースした。これはヨーロッパ地域における共通の拡張機能群を定義し、医療情報交換の標準化を目指すものである。

FHIRInternational🏛IHE (Integrating the Heathcare Enterprise)EnrichedJan 1, 2026

IHE External Validation Service Validates FHIR Requests and Resources

IHE (Integrating the Heathcare Enterprise) provides validation functionality for FHIR resources and requests through its external validation service front-end. This system aims to improve standardization and connectivity in healthcare information exchange, with development contributions from INRIA and KEREVAL/MIR.

FHIRInternational🏛Ministry of Health and WelfareEnrichedDec 31, 2025

Expansion of Healthcare Data Exchange Standards: Including Information on End-of-Life Care and Health Status

The Ministry of Health and Welfare revised the standards for healthcare data terminology and transmission. This revision introduced four key data items—such as end-of-life care preferences, prescription dates, alcohol/smoking status—and expanded the application of international vocabulary standards (SNOMED CT and ATC) to five items.