CMS is planning a transition to digital quality measures that utilize FHIR standards. This initiative aims to improve the integration and reporting of quality data across the healthcare system.
astp tefca published a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) detailing facilitated FHIR implementation. This procedure is relevant for FHIR Adopters, QHINs, and other participants in the ecosystem.
Industry analysis identified key tools for payer interoperability, including Edifecs' XEngine Server for FHIR and Innovaccer's data analytics platforms. These tools aim to improve data exchange and analytics capabilities within the payer ecosystem.
The event provided resources and information to help organizations eliminate fear and accelerate their readiness for FHIR. The session was delivered in Spanish and covered preparation for FHIR using various vendor platforms.
Nine pilot programs are being launched to test a new behavioral health data standard. These pilots involve 45 exchange partners across nine different sites.
The news describes securing FHIR access within the Azure cloud environment. This is achieved by implementing Azure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and specific IAM role assignments to manage FHIR roles (Reader/Writer/Exporter).
Edifecs received recognition for its interoperability capabilities in the KLAS Best 2026 for CMS Payer Interoperability. This recognition highlights its role in modernizing and streamlining data exchange using FHIR.
HHS initiated nine pilot programs focused on improving behavioral health data management. These efforts aim to address current gaps in the handling and integration of behavioral health data.
A discussion was held regarding the scaling of digital health initiatives using HL7 FAST FHIR. This effort aims to build a more connected and healthier digital future.
1upHealth is developing capabilities for electronic prior authorization. This standardization utilizes FHIR APIs to ensure consistent and scalable data exchange.
NHS Wales is implementing the linking of patient encounter data across national systems. This effort utilizes FHIR R4 and specific Data Standards Wales FHIR profiles to standardize data exchange.
The content analyzes the interoperability requirements related to the 2026 Medicare Fee Schedule. It details the inclusion of FHIR references and TEFCA mentions within the fee schedule.
The Australian Government is actively involved in Sparked, a national FHIR standards initiative. This involvement suggests a national effort to standardize healthcare data using FHIR.
Quest Diagnostics released a user guide for its CIC app integration. This guide specifically details the steps required to connect the app to the eCW EHR system.
A new specification, C-CDA on FHIR, was published detailing the mapping of FHIR Allergy Intolerance Type to CCDA values. This development supports interoperability by linking modern FHIR standards with established CDA formats.