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FHIR is utilized to standardize core healthcare data elements, including Patient, Observation, and Medication data. This standardization process involves mapping various terminologies to ensure interoperability.
The update concerns the representation of LOINC Code 10888-6, which measures Lipase in Urine. This is part of the ongoing development and standardization of FHIR resources for laboratory data.
HL7 International has published a new cross-version extension for the Requirements.statement.parent element. This extension is designed for use within the FHIR R5 context.
The integration of HiX and Open Health Hub was achieved using FHIR standards. This capability allows healthcare organizations to extend HiX functionality.
Firely and Open Health Hub have partnered to enhance the integration of FHIR dashboards. This integration allows the dashboards to be easily embedded into existing EMR, EHR, or clinical systems.
NHS England's developer community provided topics tagged for development, specifically mentioning FHIR technology. This suggests ongoing efforts to guide and support developers utilizing FHIR standards within the UK healthcare system.
The US National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC) is highlighted as a key coordinator for national healthcare IT initiatives in the United States. This effort aims to advance interoperability using standards like FHIR.
FHIR is being recognized as a strategic asset for improving clinical services related to Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). This adoption aims to structure data, leading to cleaner clinical records.
FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) is noted as influencing regulatory compliance and CMS requirements. This suggests that interoperability standards are gaining significant importance in healthcare governance.
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) WaCA is recruiting a technical FHIR developer consultant for a humanitarian mission. The role involves expertise in FHIR development.
The market for healthcare software is focusing on rebuilding modern medicine capabilities. Interoperability solutions must meet established FHIR and HL7 standards, and AI applications must be grounded in verifiable data.
Guidance was made available concerning authentication topics for NHS APIs. This resource helps developers integrate NHS APIs into web applications.
Epic Systems published specifications detailing an API endpoint for specimen retrieval. This functionality allows users to access specific specimen data linked to a patient record via FHIR standards.
Onyx, a major CMS interoperability platform provider, has acquired InteropX. This acquisition aims to accelerate the development and deployment of standards-based clinical data solutions.
Epic Systems updated its specifications regarding FHIR usage. This update specifically defines a tag set for external bulk data requests, targeting the FHIR R4 API endpoint.
GwerthwchiGymru is offering services, training, and resources focused on FHIR implementation for community care. This initiative aims to improve digital health capabilities within the community care sector.
NIH-NCBI is actively recruiting a Subject Matter Expert focused on FHIR APIs. The role is being advertised through Greenhouse Black Canyon Consulting (BCC).
The development focuses on incorporating the Procedure Codes ICHI ValueSet into the FHIR v4.0.1 standard. This effort is part of the local development build for the FHIR JP Core Implementation Guide.
A job opening was posted for a FHIR API Subject Matter Expert. This indicates industry demand for specialized knowledge in FHIR interoperability standards.
A new StructureDefinition for ch-core-dosage was published on fhir.ch. This resource set conforms to either of the defined standards.