Nonprofit digital health organization Data4Life and South Korea's federated research platform EvidNet announced a strategic partnership. They aim to co-develop a global infrastructure for generating privacy-preserving real-world evidence (RWE) across national borders.
This article introduces an MCP server that automatically generates Ballerina packages and templates based on FHIR specifications. Developers can use this tool to efficiently build systems using external FHIR specifications.
Infinitus Systems announced the release of its Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. This technology aims to remove communication barriers between artificial intelligence and healthcare systems, thereby reducing administrative burdens caused by fragmented data transmission.
Te Whatu Ora (New Zealand) has delayed the Shared Digital Health Record (SDHR) rollout to mid-2026. Meanwhile, the Australian Digital Health Agency (ADHA) has updated and expanded training courses for My Health Record's transition to FHIR standards.
Google has announced 'Kotlin FHIR,' an open-source library supporting Kotlin Multiplatform for the FHIR standard. This allows developers to build healthcare applications from a single codebase and deploy them across multiple platforms, including Android, iOS, and Web.
InteropNow! has released a whitepaper detailing the benefits of using a FHIR and CQL model for clinical quality measure evaluation. The document proposes a standardized approach to providing high-quality measurement in healthcare data.
b.well Connected Health has introduced a new solution for healthcare plans and providers. The platform, based on FHIR®, utilizes standardized data and a Clinical Quality Language (CQL) engine to automate the management of digital quality measures (dQMs).
Black Book Research released its 2025 Middleware Mandate Report, conducting a global vendor benchmarking analysis. The report focuses on compliance with TEFCA and EHDS, evaluating performance and readiness across various regions.
This page defines a set of resources conforming to the De-Identified UDS Plus Clinical Result Observation profile. It provides technical specifications detailing how specific medical records (Observations) should be structured and utilized.
This solution utilizes natural language processing to support the entire process, from creating FHIR Questionnaires to generating ViewDefinitions. This eliminates the gap between data collection in clinical settings and analysis, achieving efficient standardization.
Innovar Healthcare, a leader in healthcare interoperability, and Germany's MARIS Healthcare GmbH announced a strategic reseller partnership. This collaboration expands access to open integration tools across the European market, enabling faster and more secure health data exchange.
Black Book Research released the 2025 Middleware Mandate Report. The report emphasizes the growing importance of interoperability in healthcare's data economy, revealing that compliance with international regulations like TEFCA and EHDS is a key challenge for vendors.
FHIR is a standard developed by HL7 that solves the problem of interoperability between disparate healthcare systems (EHRs, labs, pharmacies). It achieves this by defining common elements like patient information into standardized data structures called Resources, aiming for efficient and integrated care.
A development team addressed the complex task of updating patient data across multiple regions and environments by moving beyond simple scripts to design a robust, scalable pipeline architecture. This solution ensures efficient batch processing while maintaining stability and data integrity when interacting with various FHIR servers.
This standard provides guidance for developers of health ICT systems on how to combine multiple international standards, including HL7 FHIR and ISO 13940, ISO 13606-1/3. It defines mappings between these complementary data models.
DB Med Tech Systems offers comprehensive healthcare system integration services based on standards like HL7 and FHIR. This enables the secure, real-time connection of data from diverse systems, including EHRs, lab, imaging, and billing platforms.