Synapxe, Singapore's national HealthTech agency, is establishing a common language based on FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) to address the challenges of nationwide healthcare data interoperability. This strategic effort aims to transform vast amounts of data stored in disparate formats by addressing structural issues and enhancing liquidity.
NCQA, with partners including eHealth Exchange, received the 2026 KLAS Points of Light Award. This initiative demonstrated that large-scale data exchange using Bulk FHIR is possible, improving upon traditional challenges such as fragmented data collection and manual processes.
The European Medicines Regulatory Network has established guidelines detailing how HL7 FHIR is used to generate ePI based on the EU ePI Common Standard. The article explains that FHIR provides a practical framework for restructuring pharmaceutical labeling from traditional document formats into structured, computationally processable data.
This feature enables data export at the system, group (cohort), and individual patient levels. This capability facilitates compliance with GDPR/DSAR requirements while supporting vendor-to-vendor data migration and advanced analytics pipeline construction.
EMR company Canvas Medical launched Canvas Studio, a no-code interface allowing clinicians and healthcare professionals to build custom EMR workflows. This replaces the need for developers by enabling end users themselves to customize and extend the platform using an AI agent.
HDIM connects to existing Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems, evaluating FHIR resources and CQL measures to provide high-quality intelligence necessary for clinical workflows. This enables care gap detection and risk stratification.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare established a national foundation for medical data sharing using FHIR technology and national standards, enabling real-time and secure circulation of patient records across hospitals. This advances Taiwan toward a next-generation smart healthcare ecosystem capable of supporting AI clinical decision support.
eHealth Infrastructure has published the code system 'Regional subdivision codes' defining regional divisions in Denmark. This system is based on FHIR v4.0.1 and defines key regions and identifiers within Denmark, such as the Capital Region and Central Denmark.
The North District Tzu Chi Medical Association conducted a two-day dental outreach clinic in Taitung, introducing a new initiative: the use of an electronic medical record system. Recognizing the difficulty of digitizing records when care is provided outside traditional hospital settings, American Tzu Chi volunteers developed a specialized app using their expertise.
Facing challenges of aging population and healthcare staff shortages, Taiwan is promoting digital health transformation under its "Healthy Taiwan" strategy. It aims to improve the quality, efficiency, and equity of medical services by utilizing big data and AI.
Aamako Maya Apps is transforming healthcare systems in Nepal by providing standards-based digital solutions. The platform comprehensively connects hospitals and community levels, achieving a unified electronic health record (EHR) ecosystem using global standards like HL7 FHIR.
The National Science Council (NSC) announced achievements in the smart healthcare sector through collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Welfare. Taiwan successfully established a mechanism to securely and standardize the circulation of medical records using core data standards while maintaining existing systems.
Consumer health data platform HealthEx has partnered with 23andMe, enabling users to securely link their comprehensive electronic medical records directly to their genetic profiles. This integration combines real-world clinical data (such as lab results and diagnosis history) with genomic information to build dynamic disease risk models.
AWS HealthLake provides a unified, AI-ready data foundation to consolidate vast amounts of healthcare data that are currently siloed and in incompatible formats. This enables fragmented information from sources like EHRs and claims to connect across all stages of care—from preventative medicine to clinical decision support and automated payer processes—creating tangible value.
West Coast Informatics (WCI) は、ヘルスケア標準化開発機関(SDO)および標準発行者向けに、新たなマネージドFHIR用語集配信サービス「TermHub」を開始した。これにより、SDOは複雑なインフラ構築や運用負担を排除し、検証済みのFHIR形式で臨床用語コンテンツを提供できるようになった。
West Coast Informatics (WCI) has launched a new managed FHIR terminology service, TermHub™, specifically designed for Healthcare Standards Development Organizations (SDOs) and standards publishers. This offering allows SDOs to eliminate the need for complex infrastructure buildout and operational overhead while delivering validated clinical terminology content in FHIR format.
Facing challenges like aging populations and labor shortages, Taiwan is advancing healthcare transformation under the 'Healthy Taiwan' vision. By building a national platform that integrates international standards like FHIR, it aims for preventive and holistic care using big data and AI.