The content reviewed the first year of FHIR Schema results, covering ecosystem evolution and developer experience. It also addressed inconsistencies in FHIR validation across different engines.
A session was presented at FHIR DevDays 2025 focusing on implementing SQL queries against FHIR data. The session covered advanced techniques, including flattening FHIR resources using ViewDefinitions DSL.
Opala hosted a webinar detailing how they scaled their FHIR implementation. The session focused on strategies to avoid a costly and disruptive 'rip and replace' process.
A synthetic data API was developed using Synthea to generate realistic, FHIR-compliant patient health records. This approach allows for testing and development without compromising patient privacy.
A cross-version extension for MonetaryComponent.type has been defined for FHIR R5. This update addresses version compatibility for monetary component types within the FHIR standard.
An information session was conducted concerning the use of FHIR for the PLM portal web-based electronic application form (eAF). This session was related to the European Commission's PLM portal.
The early bird period for the HL7 FHIR Virtual Connectathon concluded on December 8th. This event provided a platform for engagement with HL7 and FHIR standards.
The content discusses the roles of major medical data exchange standards, including DICOM, HL7, and FHIR. FHIR is highlighted as a modern standard enabling connected healthcare systems.
A cross-version extension for MeasureReport.group.code was defined for FHIR R4. This element is related to the MeasureReport.group structure, which was introduced in FHIR R3.
Lyft is making a significant move into the healthcare industry. This push involves integrating its services using the Smart on FHIR standard with Epic systems.
A LOINC code (105019-4) has been associated with the presence of the bacterial carbapenem resistance gene blaNDM-1. This code is relevant for standardized reporting of antimicrobial resistance data.
LOINC Content 28450-5 for Growth And Development Status Family has been made available through the FHIR Server. This resource supports standardized coding for growth and development status within healthcare data exchange.
A new LOINC Part Code (LP374768-2) has been released for Escherichia coli enterotoxigenic eltA+estB genes. This update supports standardized clinical reporting of specific bacterial genetic markers within FHIR systems.
A new LOINC code, 73796-5, was established for documenting infant activity during preductal oxygen saturation measurement. This standard supports more precise data capture for neonatal care and monitoring.
A new FHIR R4 release supporting the Amharic language has been made available. This update aims to expand interoperability capabilities for Amharic-speaking regions.
A cross-version extension for SubstanceDefinition.grade was defined for FHIR R4B. This extension addresses the specification of SubstanceSpecification for version R4.