A group associated with the Japan Association for Medical Informatics (JAMI) has published a code system example for medication administration, including terms like 'Peripheral Keep' and 'Saline Lock,' based on FHIR v4.0.1. This serves as a technical reference for standardizing drug administration records in Japanese clinical settings.
The Japan Society for Medical Informatics (JPMIS) has published version 1.5.0 of the FHIR Implementation Guide (JP-CLINS), aimed at sharing electronic health record information. This guide handles multiple document types, including eReferral, aiming to standardize data linkage in Japanese clinical settings.
A public symposium, 'Aiming for the Construction of Digital Twins in Medicine,' hosted by NeXEHRS and others, will be held on August 1, 2025. The event will present the latest research and development status regarding the realization of cross-organizational medical data infrastructure, including electronic health records, departmental information, and FHIR standardization.
Intersystems Japan, along with six partner companies, will exhibit at the International Modern Hospital Show 2025. Under the theme of 'Connected Healthcare, Expanding Value,' they will showcase advanced solutions supporting medical data utilization and DX promotion.
The Japan Society of Medical Informatics has released the latest version (v1.4.1) of the FHIR implementation guide, 'JP-CLINS,' aimed at standardizing electronic health record information sharing. The guide provides detailed specifications on how to standardize and exchange specific clinical data, such as laboratory results (Observation: LabResult).
The Japan Society for Medical Informatics has released the 'JP Core Observation JLAC10 NamingSystem' as part of a FHIR implementation guide for electronic medical record information sharing. This NamingSystem provides a code system for observation items used in Japanese clinical settings, supporting standardized data exchange.
The Japan Society for Medical Informatics has released the latest version of the FHIR implementation guide (JP-CLINS) concerning electronic medical record information sharing. This guide focuses on the 'JP_DocumentReference_eCS' profile, providing specific data structures and usage examples.
The Japan Society for Medical Informatics has published the specification for the FHIR extension, 'JP eCS Diagnosis Type Extension,' aimed at classifying diagnosis information in electronic medical records. This standard allows assigning a type—such as whether it is the primary condition of care—to standardize how diagnoses are handled during clinical information sharing.
Japan is transforming its healthcare system by utilizing multiple digital platforms to solve the problem of scattered health data. Initiatives like Fujitsu's cloud solution and a nationwide EHR system are being implemented, leading toward AI-powered telemedicine and personalized care.
The Japan Society of Medical Informatics has released version 1.7.0 of the FHIR Implementation Guide, 'JP-CLINS,' aimed at sharing electronic health record information. This guide provides technical specifications for data linkage in Japanese clinical settings, contributing to the establishment of a standardized data exchange platform.
The Japan Society for Medical Informatics has published an FHIR ValueSet related to 'Urine Blood (Qualitative)' for electronic medical record sharing services. This provides a standardized data structure for clinical information sharing, aiming to enhance interoperability of laboratory test results in Japanese healthcare facilities.
The Japan HL7 Association and the Japanese Society of Medical Informatics have published a FHIR CodeSystem defining choices for 'smoking habits' related to specific health checkups. This specification defines three options regarding smoking history and recent status.
The Japan Dental Association and related groups have developed and published a FHIR CodeSystem (JP Core Dental RootBodyStructure CodeSystem) defining dental root anatomy. This code system is referenced in the Observation resource, contributing to standardization within Japanese healthcare IT.
The Japan Health Information Standards Organization (Japan HL7) and the Japanese Society for Medical Informatics have released the FHIR specification and implementation guide for health checkup report results, including the eCheckupGeneral profile. This document is based on FHIR 4.0.1 and aims to standardize data exchange in Japan's healthcare sector.
Keyware Solutions will launch a renewed version of its clinical laboratory system, 'Medlas-Fit,' on June 10, 2025. The system aims to improve operational efficiency and enhance medical information safety by utilizing open-source software (OSS) to reduce costs, while also supporting HL7 FHIR interoperability and ISO-15189 certification.
The samedi FHIR-Gateway is an on-premises client application that synchronizes critical medical data, including appointment slots, patient records, and forms, between the samedi platform and hospital FHIR servers. This enables bidirectional data interoperability for online booking systems in Japan.
The Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency (PMDA) announced a general competitive tender for research services focused on utilizing medical information based on the HL7 FHIR standard for drug safety measures. The contract period is scheduled until March 31, 2026.