An extension for recording specific departments is defined based on the HL7 FHIR JP Core Implementation Guide. This aims to achieve detailed information sharing and standardization in Japan's medical field.
This study compared the efficacy and safety of nasal glucagon versus intramuscular glucagon for treating insulin-induced hypoglycemia, targeting diabetic patients in Japan. Detailed clinical trial information was published via the FEvIR platform.
The Japan Society for Medical Informatics has published a FHIR-formatted ValueSet concerning 'Creatine Kinase (CK)' for the Electronic Health Record Information Sharing Service. This aims to promote standardization and data exchange of clinical information based on the JP-CLINS implementation guide.
A research group from the Japan Association of Medical Informatics has published an implementation guide defining core patient data in the format of 'JP Core Patient Example 患者男性,' based on the HL7 FHIR standard. This resource aims to establish a foundation for data exchange in Japanese electronic medical record systems.
The FHIR Japanese Implementation Working Group, affiliated with the Japan Association of Medical Informatics, has defined and published a body site code system, 'JP Core Dental BodySite CodeSystem,' for use in dental Observation resources. This code system comprehensively covers detailed oral anatomical sites, including natural teeth, deciduous teeth, and supernumerary teeth across both upper and lower jaws.
The Japan Society for Medical Informatics (JAMI) has released a FHIR ValueSet for 'PT-Ratio' intended for electronic medical record information sharing. This ValueSet standardizes clinical data by including specific concept groups from core lab results, aiming to improve interoperability and standardization of clinical information.
This article technically explains how to create and retrieve patient records using Azure Health Data Services, leveraging the industry standard FHIR format. This knowledge is useful for data management in healthcare settings requiring high compliance.
The Japan Society of Medical Informatics released the FHIR implementation guide (JP-CLINS) for an 'Infectious Disease Test Item Set' intended for electronic health record sharing. This guide aims to standardize clinical information, specifically markers like JLAC10 HBs antibody, facilitating data linkage across Japanese healthcare institutions.
The Japan Society of Medical Informatics has released a FHIR ValueSet for 'Urine Glucose (Semi-quantitative)' within the Electronic Clinical Record Information Sharing Service (JP-CLINS). This aims to standardize laboratory test result data in clinical settings and enhance interoperability.
The Japan Association for Medical Informatics (JAMI) has published the `ePreDispenseInstruction` ValueSet in FHIR format. This provides a standard data structure for handling dispensing instruction codes within Japanese electronic health record information sharing, contributing to smoother medical collaboration.
The Japan Society of Medical Informatics (JAMI) released a FHIR implementation guide for an infectious disease test item set (Syphilis TP Antibody) used in electronic health record sharing services. This guide aims to standardize data and improve interoperability in Japanese clinical settings.
This paper discusses how combining RESTful APIs with the FHIR standard can improve the developer experience within healthcare information systems. It suggests that this approach enables more efficient and flexible system development.
A standardized data structure for recording vital signs in Japanese healthcare information systems has been defined. This is provided as a FHIR-based implementation guide, aiming to enhance interoperability among electronic medical records and interconnected systems.
HEMILLIONS announced the free release of 'FRUCtoS' (Fructose), a software for managing health and medical data utilizing HL7(R) and FHIR(R) standards. This allows healthcare institutions and related companies to advance FHIR compliance while controlling costs, aiming for improved data standardization and interoperability.
Quantex Corporation has launched 'Trinity,' a three-point verification support system designed to prevent patient misidentification and medication errors in medical settings. The system supports safe treatment by verifying 'nurse,' 'patient,' and 'drug' information in real time based on physician orders.
Microsoft Japan announced that 'Azure Health Data Services' will be available in the Japanese region in the first half of 2023. This FHIR-compliant data integration solution aims to support precision medicine by comprehensively analyzing structured, unstructured, and IoMT data.