1,063 FHIR-related articles (latest first)
Onyx Technology is offering the 'Onyx FHIR Interop Platform with CMS-9115 Support' via the Microsoft Marketplace. This product supports the FHIR standard, a key healthcare data exchange standard, and addresses specific regulatory requirements like CMS-9115 to enhance interoperability of US healthcare data.
Darren Devitt introduces 'Vanya,' a tool that visualizes the relationships between FHIR resources, allowing users to understand complex search results in a structured manner. The article explains how to efficiently grasp how multiple different resource types (e.g., patient, encounter, observation) are interconnected.
Onyx Technology offers OnyxOS, an HL7 FHIR-based interoperability platform. This enables health plans and Medicaid state agencies to comply with the CMS-9115 Patient Access Rule and related interoperability requirements.
An export specification related to Epic's API has been published. This specification defines a set of data fields and their structure used to resolve the SMS content for statement notifications. Key columns include PRINT_ID, which uniquely identifies the bill record, and LINE, indicating the line number of associated information.
This article details the development process for SMART on FHIR applications aiming for integration with Epic, a widely used EHR platform. It emphasizes that success requires not only technical skill but also deep understanding of clinical workflows and compliance with regulations like HIPAA.
InfoMC, a cloud-based care management solutions provider, announced an upgrade to its technology platform incorporating microservices, full FHIR interoperability, and a Blazor-powered UI. These advancements aim to deliver a more flexible, scalable, and seamless person-centered care experience.
The author points out that discussions around authentication and authorization (AuthN/AuthZ) in FHIR tend to focus heavily on Smart-on-FHIR. However, the article argues that this is not necessarily the optimal solution for system-to-system integration or Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), especially when the patient is not a user.
InfoMC announced a major upgrade to its cloud-based care management solutions. The new platform incorporates microservices architecture, full FHIR interoperability, and a Blazor-powered UI, significantly enhancing flexibility and data exchange capabilities.
Regence Health Plans received the '2024 Richard L. Doyle Award' from MCG for its innovative use of FHIR standards within the HL7 Da Vinci Project. This recognition highlights their success in automating prior authorization processes, thereby improving care delivery and reducing administrative burdens for both providers and members.
Techcyte, a leader in AI-powered digital pathology, launched 'Fusion,' an open SaaS platform designed to unify both anatomic and clinical pathology. The platform aims to eliminate workflow silos and enhance diagnostic accuracy, setting a new industry standard for digital pathology.
Itirra provides custom integration solutions utilizing the Epic FHIR standard to support improved operational efficiency in healthcare organizations. This enables real-time access to patient information, significantly enhancing data accuracy and speed in clinical care and billing processes.
Elimu Informatics announced its membership in Civitas Networks for Health, a large national network. The company specializes in FHIRยฎ-enabled clinical decision support solutions and contributes to improving interoperability between social care and healthcare sectors.
FHIR, a standard developed by HL7, simplifies data exchange in complex modern healthcare systems. This facilitates seamless information sharing between electronic health records and various systems, contributing to improved patient care, operational efficiency, and compliance with regulations like CMS mandates.
EDIVAL, provided by HiPaaS, is an AI agent that revolutionizes the healthcare Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) process. The system automates everything from X12 transaction file intake to complex validation, error analysis, and final system integration, aiming to reduce revenue loss risks in billing and eligibility checks.
Google announced multiple new products and features for the healthcare sector, including optimized health search, medical record APIs, and a new open AI model. These updates aim to provide users with more comprehensive access to health information and standardized data sharing across different applications.
ลURA, the company behind the popular Oura Ring, announced the appointment of Dr. Ricky Bloomfield as its new Chief Medical Officer (CMO). In this role, he will spearhead global healthcare programs and partnerships, ensuring adherence to evolving regulations and driving development of new hardware/software features.
eHealth Technologies announced that its AI-powered platform, eHealth Connect, is now compatible with the FHIR standard and can directly integrate with major Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems. This allows healthcare facilities to efficiently collect necessary medical records from multiple data sources, thereby reducing time to treatment.
The Epic FHIR API, provided by EHR leader Epic Systems, is key to improving healthcare data interoperability. This article outlines specific best practices regarding security, testing, and UX design necessary for smoothly integrating this API into existing systems.
The US government introduced the HTI-1 ruling to enhance transparency in healthcare data exchange. This mandates changes for FHIR-related systems and EHRs, requiring developers and providers to adopt multiple technical updates and comply with strict deadlines.
Preston Lee, CTO of Logica Health and visionary behind the HL7 Foundry infrastructure, discussed the benefits of the platform. He noted that the Foundry helps reduce the learning curve and practical difficulties faced by implementers, thereby accelerating the adoption of health data standards.