HL7 International is hosting a final preparatory course for the FHIR Foundational Exam in 2025. This course is available from October 2 to November 6, providing a last chance for participants to prepare for the certification.
The topic addresses the application of Whole Exome Sequencing data within the FHIR standard. This approach aims to ensure data interoperability for clinical precision medicine.
The FHIR Development Community is working to enhance FHIR EpisodeOfCare Resources. This enhancement aims to improve the standard way of sharing healthcare information and overall interoperability.
The discussion focused on building scalable healthcare data exchange systems. The goal is to master these platforms by integrating AI enhancements with FHIR standards.
The discussion focused on Agentic AI's potential role in modernizing interoperability infrastructure. This technology could potentially replace existing, simple data exchange methods, particularly in imaging.
An FHIR Implementation Guide was released for the National Digital Health Mission (NDHM). This guide specifies the use of FHIR R4 standards for key resources like Patient.
An FHIR Implementation Guide for NDHM was published, including a patient example in Turtle format. This guide supports the integration of the National Digital Health Mission (NDHM) using FHIR standards.
A set of tools for FHIR data processing and server interaction has been compiled. These tools are specifically designed to facilitate integration with Large Language Models (LLMs).
Medicare Payers are required to support the portability of patient data. This requirement mandates that patient data must be transferable to and from other payers using FHIR APIs.
Tech Mahindra and Abacus Insights formed a partnership to simplify the handling of US healthcare data. This initiative focuses on using FHIR-based data exchange to make healthcare data audit-ready.
HL7 International is holding its Plenary, WGM, and FHIR Connectathon events, which can be attended in-person or online. These events allow global health IT leaders to connect and shape standards.
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 360° 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.