Da Tong Medical, a major medical information vendor, won the first 'Taiwan 50 Excellent SMART App' award for its FHIR ONE product. This signifies that Da Tong Medical has entered a new phase of digital transformation and international connectivity within the healthcare system it has cultivated over many years.
The Taiwan Ministry of Health (MOH) plans to complete the format interoperability of medical records across all university hospitals this year. Utilizing the SMART on FHIR standard architecture, medical applications will become usable across different institutions, with phased rollout planned for other levels of healthcare facilities starting in the coming years.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW) selected 50 excellent SMART on FHIR applications from 115 submissions. This aims to promote the use of diverse medical apps, including AI and clinical support, by building a proprietary market called 'THAS.'
Kaohsiung Medical University's AI Institute introduced a system that uses AI to perform initial diagnoses at an unprecedented speed compared to traditional methods, automatically prioritizing high-risk cases. This demonstrates how medical AI is shifting its focus toward early prevention by achieving integrated evaluation of diverse data (images, pathology, genetics).
The Ministry of Health and Welfare reported at the 'Taiwan 50 Excellent SMART App Awards' that Taiwan is advancing digital healthcare by utilizing the international standard, FHIR. This effort aims to break free from traditional closed hospital information systems, establishing a data economy for national health maintenance.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW) aims to complete an initiative integrating hospitals' electronic health record (EHR) systems by the end of the year. This effort is expected to facilitate data sharing when patients are referred to different healthcare facilities, thereby enhancing diagnostic efficiency and quality.
The Ministry of Health (MOH) held the first 'Taiwan 50 Excellent SMART App Awards' and an international forum, honoring 50 excellent smart healthcare applications. This effort aims to build a unified platform usable across all medical institutions nationwide, thereby improving electronic health record interoperability.
The Ministry of Health announced plans to achieve data format interoperability for electronic medical records across all academic medical centers in Taiwan by the end of this year. This effort aims to resolve the 'medical data silo' problem using the Smart on FHIR standard architecture.
The Taiwan Ministry of Health and Welfare announced the selection of 50 excellent SMART on FHIR applications. The announcement also details that the first 'Taiwan 50 Excellent SMART Application Awards Ceremony and SMART SUMMIT International Forum' will be held on April 13th.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare announced the list of 50 excellent SMART on FHIR applications selected for the 'Taiwan 50' activity. Consequently, it was announced that the 1st 'Taiwan 50 Excellent SMART Application Award Ceremony & SMART SUMMIT International Forum' will be held in Taipei on April 13th.
According to CIO Taiwan Magazine, a revolutionary solution has emerged for valuable medical data trapped in old systems. Using AI-powered connector tools, even non-technical healthcare workers can intuitively convert data to the latest standards.
This article discusses how the FHIR standard and SMART framework are serving as crucial 'software infrastructure' within Taiwan's healthcare sector, based on the Smart Health Roadmap. These technologies are expected to act as a social engine promoting digital equity and improving medical quality.
A director at the Ministry of Health and Welfare advocates for standardized software infrastructure to address Taiwan's 'digital island' problem. Through a national platform (THAS) centered on FHIR and SMART on FHIR, interoperability and AI utilization in medical data are being advanced.
Farun Smart Healthcare received the ISO 22301:2019 certification from the British Standards Institution (BSI) for its self-developed 5G telemedicine platform and Cloud HIS. This confirms that the stability and continuity of medical services during unexpected events are internationally recognized.
This app, provided by SHIN KONG WU HO SU MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, aims to educate users on the mechanism of data exchange using SMART on FHIR. It allows users to understand standardized authorization and utilization methods for medical data through practical demonstrations.
A team of Taiwanese medical research institutions has developed and released a template using the international FHIR format for recording and exchanging antibiotic resistance data. This system aims to standardize clinical data and facilitate long-term trend analysis.