Despite possessing transformative technologies like AI and telehealth, the healthcare industry is hampered by siloed systems that struggle with data sharing. Achieving interoperability requires leveraging open standards like HL7 FHIR and robust APIs.
According to a report from KLAS Healthcare IT Insights, while Electronic Health Record (EHR) interoperability has advanced, significant challenges remain for true data sharing. The report specifically points out a disconnect between increased data availability and actual usability in clinical settings.
Oracle Health provides independent software vendors (ISVs) with a pathway to gain both technical credibility and commercial reach by developing, validating, and listing their FHIR apps within its ecosystem. This process helps achieve market differentiation and accelerate adoption.
The National Library of Medicine (NLM) is developing tools utilizing Electronic Health Records (EHRs) and the HL7 Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) standard to facilitate medical research data sharing. This effort aligns with an NIH notice aimed at enhancing capabilities for capturing, integrating, and exchanging clinical data for research.
Health Chain introduced Centaur, a FHIR-native, cloud-based data management platform. This platform helps Payers, Providers, and Integrated Delivery Systems establish longitudinal member records, aiding both regulatory compliance and quality improvement.
AWS HealthLake allows asynchronous export of healthcare data using the FHIR R4 $davinci-data-export operation. This feature supports multiple specialized export types, including ATR and PDex, enabling group-level data extraction.
This article introduces major analytics companies like Kodjin and Optum. These firms are providing solutions that integrate clinical and administrative data, ensuring interoperability to improve care quality and reduce costs.
NAACCR announced an informational webinar on the Central Cancer Registry Reporting (CCRR) HL7 FHIR Implementation Guide, scheduled for December 4, 2025. This guide aims to support the automated and standardized exchange of cancer surveillance data from ambulatory healthcare providers' EHR systems to central cancer registries.
This document explains how to manage subscriptions for data ingestion and event notifications using FHIR standards within AWS HealthLake. Users must create a SubscriptionTopic and then a Subscription, which requires validation by HealthLake before reaching an 'active' status.
This guide details the process of creating an FHIR subscription using AWS HealthLake. This allows users to receive notifications when specific healthcare events (e.g., Encounter creation) occur, enabling data integration and real-time event handling.
Oracle Health has received Qualified Health Information Network (QHIN) status under the federal government's health data sharing framework. This designation allows its information network to transfer health information between providers, payers, and government agencies through the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA).
This article explains the functionality of FHIR subscriptions within AWS HealthLake. Users can search for Subscription and SubscriptionTopic resources using various custom parameters and standard fields, allowing detailed data stream identification.
Custom AI agents utilize standards like HL7 and FHIR to integrate with EHR and billing systems, contributing to operational efficiency and improved patient care in healthcare settings. This enables real-time data synchronization, reducing manual errors and supporting clinical decision-making.
Medicom Technologies, a provider of enterprise imaging interoperability solutions, announced the extension of its core platform into the Electronic Health Record (EHR). This introduces a suite of SMART on FHIR applications that place essential tools for managing and exchanging imaging data directly into the clinician's primary workspace.
US-based Medicom Technologies is extending its enterprise imaging platform directly into the electronic health record (EHR) via a new suite of SMART on FHIR applications available on the Epic Showroomโs Connection hub. This integration aims to embed essential imaging management tools within clinicians' primary workspace, reducing system switching and improving clinical efficiency.
NNIT proposes an API based on the FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) standard to address the challenge of pharmaceutical data being stored in different formats and descriptions across multiple disconnected systems. This solution eliminates manual reconciliation, improving efficiency and reducing errors throughout life science operations, including regulatory submissions.
US-based Medicom Technologies is extending its enterprise imaging platform directly into the electronic health record (EHR) using a new suite of SMART on FHIR applications. This integration embeds essential imaging management tools within clinicians' primary workspace, reducing system switching and helping prevent delays in patient care.
AWS HealthLake provides a 'Subscription' feature, based on FHIR standards, to monitor events within a data store and send notifications when specific criteria are met. This mechanism requires managing an entire lifecycle, from topic creation and subscription setup to activation, error handling, and deactivation.