1,676 FHIR-related articles (latest first)
Microsoft released updates for FHIR server build 20200912-1. This update includes multiple technical improvements, such as package version upgrades, query performance enhancements, and the addition of replace document functionality for CosmosDb.
This resource compiles baseline data on participants for a study titled 'Telemedicine for Depression in Primary Care,' focusing specifically on women aged 35 to 44. It defines this specific cohort using the FHIR Group Resource, demonstrating how multiple criteria (gender, age, participation) can be combined for interoperability testing.
Mapping healthcare data to FHIR is a critical step for achieving interoperability. The article outlines key considerations, such as assessing source data alignment with FHIR resources and standard terminologies (SNOMED CT/LOINC), establishing the right team structure, and adopting an MVP approach for successful implementation.
Microsoft released build 20181031-1 of the fhir-server, implementing key improvements such as Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and defining complex search parameters. These updates enhance the robustness and extensibility of the FHIR server, improving its utility in healthcare data interoperability.
Awell and Medplum combine a FHIR-native EHR foundation with advanced workflow orchestration capabilities to address complex challenges in modern healthcare. This integration aims to eliminate data silos and manual inefficiencies, enabling standardized care journeys.
Microsoft released a specific build (20190926-1) of the FHIR server. This update includes improvements such as better handling of API notification errors and an upgrade to the .NET Core SDK.
Microsoft released fhir-server version 2.3.35. This update focuses on improving system stability and debuggability, including the addition of a generic queue function and returning valid OperationOutcome resources for FHIR exceptions.
Industry leaders gathered at the global conference, HIMSS 2025, to discuss the future of medicine using AI and data analytics. Emphasis was placed on FHIR-based API integration and security enhancement, highlighting that ensuring EHR interoperability is a key challenge.
Microsoft released fhir-server version 2.0.13. This version includes several key improvements related to search functionality and data synchronization, such as support for the $member-match operation required by the CMS Interoperability and Patient Access Rule, and enhanced logging for reindexing processes.
Microsoft released FHIR server build 20200723-1. This version includes multiple significant fixes and feature additions, such as enabling pod identity for AKS deployments and updating health check code references.
AirGate Technologies offers an integrated data analytics solution utilizing Azure Synapse and FHIR Store. This enables healthcare providers and payers to centralize analysis of data scattered across different systems, aiming for personalized care delivery and cost reduction.
CapMinds addresses systemic issues stemming from reliance on legacy HL7 feeds and custom scripts by providing a standardized API architecture. This enables the safe and rapid movement of data, supporting integration across clinical and billing systems.
This article details the technical specification of the 'HumanName' class within FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources). This class allows names to be handled as structured data, containing elements such as family name, given name, period, prefix, and suffix.
Oura has appointed Ricky Bloomfield as its new Chief Medical Officer. With experience in Apple Health and developing FHIR APIs, he aims to enhance the company's credibility and regulatory compliance within the medical sector.
IHE profiles provide guidance for digital data exchange, distinguishing them from technical standards like DICOM or HL7.
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Google announced new AI-powered features for health information search and introduced global APIs for the Health Connect platform. These updates aim to provide users with more comprehensive health support and better data integration.
DataArt offers a proprietary accelerator approach to extend existing EHR solutions with SMART on FHIR capabilities and FHIR API, helping healthcare companies comply quickly with new regulations. This solution is built on Azure cloud to accelerate development.
Microsoft provides an overview detailing the regional availability of services and features within Azure Health Data Services. The availability of interoperability resources like FHIR varies by region, and users are warned that Azure API for FHIR will be retired on September 30, 2026, necessitating proactive migration.
HL7 has introduced the 'FHIR Foundry' to support the rapid adoption of data-sharing standards. This platform centralizes the discovery, testing, and implementation of solutions based on FHIR standards, contributing to improved interoperability in healthcare.