Intellectt offers services that achieve true interoperability by bridging legacy HL7 systems with modern FHIR APIs. This enables the real-time and secure exchange of clinical data across multiple systems, including EHRs, labs, and payers.
This article explains the standardized framework, 'CDS Hooks,' developed by HL7 International. It describes a mechanism for embedding external clinical decision support services into Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems using an event-driven model, achieving real-time, context-aware support via FHIR.
Three major players in digital health—Tieto Caretech, x-tention, and Better—have formed a strategic partnership. This collaboration aims to accelerate the development of next-generation open, patient-centered healthcare systems in the DACH region.
The 'Sudden Deafness Personalized Treatment Suggestion and Prognosis Prediction Device,' developed by Hsinchu NTUH, won the Grand Prize in the Clinical Decision Support category at the inaugural 'Taiwan 50' excellent SMART application competition. The tool is designed to fully comply with FHIR and TW Core IG international standards, aiming for seamless integration with electronic medical records.
Multiple critical trends in US healthcare IT were reported, including the CMS-0062 launch and ACCESS. Key focus areas include the complex system structure of payers and regulatory conflicts over data standards like FHIR/X12.
In the French healthcare system, data interoperability has evolved from a technical ambition into a strategic backbone. By 2026, achieving this is mandatory due to regulatory deadlines and safety concerns.
In Colombia's healthcare sector, lack of interoperability between electronic health record systems causes service delays. This study proposes an interoperability framework for the authorization process between Health Promoting Entities (EPS) and Service Providing Institutions (IPS) based on HL7 standards.
Microsoft shared technical highlights, including reusable search controls using FHIR and handling recursion with Blazor components. The post also provided updates regarding security matters.
Microsoft published a blog recap for September 2021 on Healthcare and Life Sciences. The highlights cover diverse topics, including data analysis using Azure API for FHIR, hosting hackathons for nurses, and enhancing employee experience with Viva.
Surescripts, a leading health intelligence network, will present its latest advancements in pharmacy interoperability and electronic prescription transfer (RxTransfer) at the 2026 NCPDP Annual Conference. This aims to help patients access medications faster while improving pharmacist efficiency and allowing them to focus on patient care.
VSAC (NIH) provides an integrated interface for managing multiple code systems, including UMLS and CDT. The page introduces methods of linking with various data exchange standards, such as FHIR R4, and features detailed code search and definition capabilities.
The National Development Council (NDC) announced the results of Taiwan's 'Ten Major AI Infrastructure Projects' on April 17, focusing particularly on advancements in the medical field. This progress aims to alleviate the burden on healthcare workers and enable faster, more accurate public health services.
The US CMS published a proposed rule significantly expanding electronic prior authorization (PA) requirements, modernizing HIPAA transaction standards, and strengthening Open Payments enforcement. This affects numerous regulated entities, including Medicare Advantage and state Medicaid programs, signaling major changes in healthcare data exchange and utilization.
A Bundle resource, including history information, was retrieved from a FHIR server test environment. This response contains metadata and link structures for a specific binary resource (Binary/2856882), used to validate data exchange based on the HL7 FHIR standard.
Xinli Information, a digital transformation leader, was recognized by the Taiwan Ministry of Health for being selected as one of the first 50 'Excellent SMART Applications,' specifically in the Medical AI category. The company aims to improve healthcare administration efficiency and accuracy by providing an AI-supported tool that solves challenges in radiology's ICD-10-PCS coding process.
The RACGP participates in 'Sparked,' an initiative aiming to standardize communication across the entire healthcare sector. By utilizing Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR), developed in Australia, it aims to facilitate real-time data exchange between electronic medical records and hospital systems.
Xinli Information, a digital transformation leader, was recognized by the Ministry of Health and Welfare for its inclusion in the 'Taiwan 50 Excellent SMART Applications: Medical AI Category.' This achievement is based on results adhering to the 'SMART on FHIR standardization architecture,' aimed at promoting cross-hospital and cross-system medical information interoperability.