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An individual developed a personal health assistant, FHIR IQ, utilizing FHIR standards.
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An individual developed a personal health assistant, FHIR IQ, utilizing FHIR standards.
Healthcare IT professionals are pursuing the HL7 FHIR certification to validate their expertise in interoperability, which is central to modern digital healthcare systems. This guide covers everything from FHIR fundamentals and exam preparation to career benefits.,
InterSystems has opened registration for its second cohort course focused on developing FHIR applications using Python. The program is designed for developers aiming to acquire real-world interoperability skills and build SMART on FHIR applications.
Danske Standard is hosting a free webinar introducing HL7 FHIR and the development of Danish and European FHIR profiles, including DkCore. The session will feature Thea Mentz Sørensen, standard consultant for HL7 Danmark, who will explain HL7 Danmark and the FHIR SIG.
The Taiwan Smart Health School announces a second phase pilot program focusing on the standardization of Electronic Health Record (EHR) data using FHIR, specifically addressing cross-hospital data migration. This course is designed for enrolled students to earn academic credits.
This technical guide is written for developers integrating with Electronic Health Records (EHRs). It provides practical advice on navigating complex standards like FHIR and HL7 v2, detailing the 'hybrid reality' of integration and specific pitfalls in implementing SMART on FHIR authentication.
グローバル最大級の医療データサービスプロバイダーであるInterSystemsは、資料互通性の重要性を強調。単にプラットフォームを構築するだけでなく、データを読み解き、価値を生み出す応用力こそが真の課題だと指摘した。
The 'Hospitals on FHIR (HoF) User Days' in Pisa, scheduled for October 2026, will discuss real-world implementation experiences of HL7 FHIR and interoperability challenges—including AI and cybersecurity—for the future of digital healthcare across Europe.
CMS unveiled the 'CMS Interoperability Framework' for a new health data ecosystem, promoting data exchange using common, secure standards. Furthermore, HHS announced tougher regulations against information blocking, imposing penalties on violators.
This article provides a comprehensive overview of approaches to ensure interoperability in modern healthcare systems facing multiple challenges, such as big data analytics and regulatory compliance. It focuses on methodologies for overcoming data fragmentation and legacy system limitations, particularly by utilizing the FHIR standard.
Form.io announced the development of 'SpecKit,' an early-stage tool created by TESCHGlobal for generating FHIR test data. This solution simplifies the creation of compliant test data, allowing accelerated development even without deep domain expertise.
The French digital health agency, ANS, held a technical webinar on utilizing data from the 'Health Directory' via a FHIR API. The session provided development companies with methods for leveraging national reference data and implementing FHIR Search functionality.
Smile Digital Health's FHIR® platform, Smile CDR, enables structured management of clinical data in hospitals. Through nursIT, it integrates standards like HL7 v2 and SNOMED CT to provide a central data platform with high interoperability.
A Standards and Regulatory Frameworks Workgroup has developed an action plan to enhance interoperability between patient applications (apps) and Electronic Health Records (EHRs). The plan recommends utilizing FHIR APIs, aiming for standardized data exchange that includes write access for observation data and questionnaires.
USCDI released an action plan for the integrated PC CDS Ecosystem, detailing the use of FHIR APIs for Questionnaire and Observation.
Capgemini India points out the transformation of the healthcare industry, citing advancements from AI diagnostics to remote patient monitoring. It emphasizes that interoperability standards like FHIR are crucial foundations for these advanced digital solutions.
A virtual roundtable hosted by HL7 CAM brought together female leaders from Brazil, Colombia, and Chile to discuss the evolution of healthcare interoperability and the adoption of HL7 FHIR across the region. The report emphasizes a shift from isolated technical implementations toward organizational, governance, and sustainability-driven approaches, while also addressing gender gaps in digital health.
NCQA PHEMUR has published a ValueSet for the PROMIS-29 Depression Score. This resource includes LOINC codes 71965-8 and 71966-6, enabling standardized data exchange in electronic health records.
FHIR is gaining attention as the technology to integrate fragmented patient data—such as medical records and lab results—through standardized APIs. This facilitates data visibility and sharing in clinical settings, contributing to the realization of effective preventive care.
Epic has released 12 new FHIR APIs to address the complex data integration challenges in radiation oncology. This effort supports the CodeX Exchange of Radiotherapy Summaries Implementation Guide, marking a shift from traditional HL7v2 interfaces.