Search results for "FHIR": 1,054 articles
Global IT consulting provider Tech Mahindra and industry leader Abacus Insights, specializing in data usability and interoperability for U.S. payers, announced a strategic partnership. They aim to improve the usability and interoperability of U.S. healthcare data by supporting compliance with CMS regulations.
IT firm Tech Mahindra announced a partnership with American healthcare technology firm Abacus Insights to simplify U.S. healthcare data compliance. The collaboration aims to enhance the accessibility and usability of medical data, reduce administrative burdens, and ensure full regulatory compliance.
Tech Mahindra has partnered with American healthcare technology firm Abacus Insights to simplify compliance for U.S. healthcare data. The collaboration aims to enhance data accessibility and usability for end-consumers, reduce administrative burdens, and ensure full regulatory compliance.
HealtheConnections HIE, in partnership with PointClickCare, is launching a statewide real-time 'Encounter' alert system across New York State. This aims to standardize cross-regional hospital visit notifications and improve care coordination.
Flexpa explains the problem of diverse provider reference formats (literal, logical, etc.) encountered during healthcare data interoperability. The article details how they built a robust normalization pipeline to resolve these inconsistencies.
A statement was made regarding the potential for improved interoperability through the wider adoption of Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR).
TermHub, a cloud-based FHIR terminology server and platform, has released an updated version featuring comprehensive Value Set capabilities to improve healthcare data interoperability. This enhancement allows healthcare organizations greater freedom in defining, managing, and utilizing subsets of clinical terminologies.
Erick Cortez of Minsait in Chile emphasizes the critical importance of digitalization in healthcare. He argues that transformation must go beyond mere process modernization to achieve patient empowerment and overall system integration.
A report on public health FHIR pilot projects conducted by state and local health authorities revealed that initial efforts require time for workforce training and technical knowledge acquisition. Furthermore, challenges include misaligned funding cycles and the necessity of building reusable infrastructure.
According to a report from state and territorial health officials, key lessons regarding data exchange and workforce development were learned through public health FHIR implementation pilots conducted between 2022 and 2025. Initial stages require time and training, emphasizing the importance of sustainable infrastructure development and roadmap creation.
This article explains the setup procedure for a SMART V2 application within the Cerner environment. It details steps from registering the app and obtaining the necessary configuration, to setting scopes and parameters, and finally retrieving the patient resource. This content serves as a technical tutorial component of the 'Build 5 FHIR Applications in 10 Weeks' course.
Aidbox updated its Form Builder to allow the use of tools like LHC-Forms and SMART Forms as form fillers (renderers). This enables users to test and compare how forms behave across different FHIR Structured Data Capture environments, ensuring consistency.
An analysis of over 1,319 FHIR packages revealed the current state of interoperability across various countries. Germany leads with high reusability, while fragmentation in regions like the US and Canada highlights challenges in maintaining standardization and consistency.
As digital health advances, data sharing via EHRs and remote monitoring increases the risk of cyberattacks. This article outlines a comprehensive security strategy for using FHIR, detailing specific measures like access control, multi-factor authentication, and encryption.
eHealth Exchange is demonstrating a new model for wide-area healthcare interoperability using a FHIR-based ecosystem in Utah. This hub-and-spoke approach significantly simplifies the complexity of trust agreements and technical connections, accelerating potential nationwide adoption.
The article details practical methods for building machine learning models using FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) data. It provides technical insights focused on real-world implementation, such as streaming inference and clinical decision support.
Under the new regulation CMS-0057-F, multiple FHIR APIs are scheduled to go live on January 1, 2027. This mandates specific functionalities for payers and suggests significant implications for healthcare institutions and IT systems globally.
The Massachusetts Health Data Consortium (MHDC) selected Datycs for a new standards-based solution aimed at enhancing clinical data sharing for quality measurement. This initiative will integrate FHIR APIs, enabling real-time prior authorization and automated data exchange alongside existing electronic data interchange capabilities.
Roundtrip announced the launch of a new FHIR-powered integration connecting both health system and health plan data from Epic directly into its transportation solution, addressing critical gaps in care delivery.
In the US healthcare IT environment, data capture processesβsuch as patient intake or clinical trial data collectionβare undergoing significant changes. Selecting a form builder utilizing FHIR is crucial, requiring technical decisions regarding whether to use commercial or open-source solutions.