Anthropic is focusing on enhancing its capabilities for the healthcare and life sciences sectors. This effort involves utilizing FHIR, which is recognized as the modern standard for exchanging data between healthcare systems.
A cross-version extension for the VerificationResult.target element was defined for FHIR R4. This extension allows for standardized handling of target references across different versions of the FHIR standard.
b2Match developed a real-time patient monitoring dashboard that adheres to FHIR R4 standards. This tool aims to facilitate interoperable healthcare data management.
Anthropic has launched Claude, an AI model specifically tailored for the healthcare industry. This capability supports critical functions such as FHIR data handling and prior authorization review.
Anthropic launched its specialized AI model, Claude for Healthcare. This update includes new Agent Skills designed to enhance AI efficiency within the FHIR standard.
fhir.ch released a new version (v6.0.0) of the Medication Statement with Medication Triatec. This update is part of the ongoing development of FHIR standards in Switzerland.
Pueblo Chieftain has rolled out a new Electronic Health Record (EHR) system. This system utilizes a secure, FHIR-ready Microsoft Azure setup to improve healthcare services in rural areas.
HTI released a proposal (HTI-5) that signals a move toward deregulation and FHIR-first interoperability standards. This proposal aims to eliminate certain long-standing health IT regulations.
FHIR is highlighted as a key standard for achieving meaningful data sharing in healthcare. This standard helps standardize how healthcare data is packaged and exchanged.
Anthropic introduced Claude AI tools aimed at facilitating US healthcare integration. These tools enable FHIR-only API usage, simplifying interoperability by bypassing the need for X12 278 5 standards.
This resource details the use of a specialized FHIR Developer agent skill with the Claude AI model. The skill is intended for healthcare software developers and integrators building applications using FHIR standards.
A medical API gateway was introduced as a platform for comprehensive healthcare integration. This platform supports major standards including FHIR and HL7.
Microsoft is hosting an event called Voices of Healthcare Cloud. During this event, a representative will present on 'FHIR Power,' detailing how FHIR interoperability can be utilized.
A TTL Representation for the CH ORF (R4) v3.0.2 was made available by fhir.ch. This resource is built upon the FHIR R4 standard, indicating its adherence to global interoperability guidelines.
An investigation was conducted regarding the use of the Fast Health Care Interoperability Resources (FHIR) standard. The initiative included a survey to gather information about FHIR usage.
HL7 International issued a final reminder regarding the early bird registration deadline for the HL7 WGM event. This reminder was sent near the conclusion of the registration period.
HL7 released FHIR Server LOINC Content for the specific LOINC code 48426-1. This resource supports the representation of Troponin T.cardiac [Presence] in Blood within the FHIR standard.
CMS is undertaking a major conversion of its existing electronic Clinical Quality Measures (eCQMs). This initiative aims to transition these measures into a FHIR-based digital format by 2026.
fhir.ch has published the eCH-011 MaritalStatus CodeSystem in version 3.3.0. This case-sensitive code system is designed for use within the Swiss healthcare interoperability context.