3,138 FHIR-related articles (latest first)
The FHIR standard is governed by Health Level Seven International (HL7). This governance structure supports the use of FHIR in specialized areas like ocular research.
A prototype ETL pipeline was demonstrated using HL7 FHIR RDF resources. This suggests advancements in data integration using graph-based models for healthcare data.
An open-source compiler was developed to assist with the technical preparations for the European Health Data Space. This effort is relevant for Electronic Health Record (EHR) providers globally.
A developer built a Rust toolkit designed for handling healthcare data using FHIR standards. This project was created as part of the Built with Claude contest.
WaferWire Cloud Technologies announced its Patient 360Β° solution designed for FHIR transitions. This tool helps organizations move from using the Azure API for FHIR.
A data dictionary for SMART DAK PNC v0.9.9 was published, supporting the FHIR R4 standard. This represents the current published version of the guidelines.
STJEgypt is advertising a Health System Administrator position specifically for work in the UAE. The role involves executing multiple major implementations utilizing FHIR standards.
ASCO conducted an evaluation regarding the suitability of Minimal Common Oncology Data Elements. This effort aims to enhance clinical data exchange using FHIR standards.
A Maven package was developed to support CQL (Clinical Query Language) within FHIR Clinical Reasoning operations. This tool provides utilities and code generation capabilities for implementing CQL in FHIR.
Aigilx Health is focusing on integrating social data into FHIR standards. This integration aims to improve patient-centered treatment planning by incorporating non-clinical social determinants of health.
The guide covers the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within the healthcare industry. It specifically addresses using FHIR resources to resolve patient IDs for population-level analysis.
Flexpa is providing guidance on the complexities of referencing healthcare providers using FHIR standards. The webinar aims to demonstrate how Flexpa's solution addresses these specific data referencing challenges.
The potential for advancing interoperability was highlighted, emphasizing the role of FHIR standards. This suggests a global push toward standardized data exchange in healthcare.
The topic addresses complex challenges in healthcare data engineering, specifically focusing on interoperability and the safety of Protected Health Information (PHI). These challenges involve industry standards such as FHIR, HL7, and DICOM.
The content outlines the fundamental principles necessary for achieving health interoperability. This guidance covers the use of major standards, including FHIR, HL7, and SNOMED CT, to ensure data exchange.
A competition for FHIR implementations is now open through AMIA/HL7. This event aims to showcase the most innovative uses of FHIR technology.
Electronic prescription services rely on a complex FHIR contract structure. This development requires operational readiness, governance, and adherence to OAS standards.
The content demonstrates the technical capability of running FHIR searches using an openEHR backend (Atomik Server). This showcases interoperability between modern FHIR standards and established openEHR data models.
ehdsi.eu released a new version (v0.1.0) of the MyHealth@Eu Laboratory Report. This resource uses the FHIR standard to structure laboratory result content.
Telstra Health has won a contract to modernize the My Health Record system. This initiative will utilize FHIR standards to enhance the functionality of the record.