Search results for "FHIR": 70 articles
NHS England is retiring its developer.nhs.uk website and related FHIR infrastructure. This action marks the end of the service provided through these specific domains.
FHIR-based discharge workflows were discussed in the context of NHS interoperability. This initiative aims to improve clinical safety and digital health processes during patient transfers of care.
The NHSN system facilitates the analysis and reporting of Digital Quality Measures (dQM). This reporting is achieved through NHSNLink, an open-source public health application designed for FHIR compliance.
The discussion concerns the development of a FHIR Implementation Guide specifically for intra-procedural anaesthesia records. This aims to standardize the exchange of complex clinical data related to procedures.
A technical error was encountered when attempting to add new services in the INT web application, resulting in a 403 Forbidden report. This issue was noted in the context of FHIR standards development.
NHS organizations and digital health vendors are actively working on integrating HL7/FHIR APIs. This rapid movement indicates a focus on modernizing digital health infrastructure and interoperability.
HL7 UK is hosting an online training session focused on FHIR fundamentals. The training is scheduled for the week of February 23rd, 2026.
A certificate error was encountered while attempting to connect to the e-Referral Service (e-RS) API in the integration testing environment. This issue relates to the handling of FHIR/STU3/ReferralRequest data.
The CDC National Healthcare Safety Network (NHSN) released the ACH Monthly Encounter Status ValueSet. This resource is designed for use with the FHIR R4 standard, supporting national healthcare safety data exchange.
The CDC National Healthcare Safety Network (NHSN) is conducting digital quality evaluations. This process involves querying patient data directly from Electronic Health Records (EHRs) using the FHIR standard.
A discussion was held regarding the design of FHIR APIs, specifically covering how to create a safe and compliant lookup mechanism. The focus is on improving interoperability and digital health integration within the UK's health technology ecosystem.
Digital health solutions are being integrated with Oracle Health. This integration leverages FHIR standards to ensure seamless interoperability.
A specialist discussed the challenges associated with large-scale digital health system implementations. The discussion focused on the use and implications of FHIR standards in complex, billion-dollar health systems.
NHS England has developed a Patient Data Manager (PDM) that supports the storage of various types of data. This system is designed to ensure that stored data is patient-accessible and supports direct care processes.
NHSN is updating its guidelines for reporting FHIR Digital Quality Measures (dQMs). These dQMs will transition to align with US Core version 6.1.0 and US QI Core version standards.
The CDC published documentation detailing FHIR Resources and their corresponding US Core specifications. This resource aims to guide the use of FHIR standards for healthcare interoperability.
Trac Trac NHS Wales has formally adopted the HL7 FHIR standard. This adoption indicates a commitment to modernizing interoperability within the healthcare system.
The Mass. Health Data Consortium is spearheading a statewide effort to implement FHIR-based reporting. This initiative aims to advance healthcare innovation across the region.
The content discusses the historical role of HL7v2 in healthcare integration. It compares HL7v2 with FHIR, suggesting a comparison of standards is the focus.
HL7 is detailing the core design and development approach packages for the UK. This information relates to the ongoing HL7 UK ballot process.