Open Health Hub enables structured, standards-based data exchange between itself and the HiX system while preserving existing clinical workflows. Using FHIR standards, this integration facilitates advanced data connectivityโsuch as digital intake or regional careโwithout adding complexity to the core EHR.
Firely and Open Health Hub announced a partnership, providing healthcare IT teams and developers with a solution to quickly and easily visualize and analyze FHIR data within existing systems. This allows users to go from raw data to dashboard visualization in minutes.
MedCom has published an 'Acknowledgement TestScript' based on FHIR R4. This script is designed to validate the fatal error handling process when duplicate acknowledgements occur upon message receipt.
This platform provides a solution that supports hybrid models, integrating care between clinics and homes. It offers a unified system for collecting and exchanging structured patient data using standards like FHIR and IHE.
This article analyzes top healthcare software companies for 2026, highlighting firms like Zoolatech that possess modernization and integration capabilities over mere scale. It emphasizes the critical role of building API-first interoperability layers based on standards like FHIR and HL7.
Onyx, a leading CMS interoperability platform provider, acquired InteropX, a healthcare data and interoperability services company. This acquisition strengthens Onyx's ability to accelerate large-scale interoperability initiatives, such as electronic prior authorization (ePA) and Payer-to-Payer data exchange, while reducing execution risk.
The Welsh government is establishing a commission to drive data standardization across social care in Wales. This initiative aims to utilize the latest framework for UK healthcare information exchange, HL7 FHIR R4, to standardize data and facilitate development services.
Open Health Hub has announced a comprehensive interoperability suite based on FHIR. This suite is applicable to any Electronic Health Record (EHR) or Electronic Medical Record (EMR) environment, promoting standardization and data sharing in digital healthcare.
The Brazilian National Agency of Supplementary Health (ANS) plans to conduct a custom course using FHIR to perform technical and strategic evaluations. This contract, governed by federal law, is intended for up to 15 participants.
A hospital group in El Salvador, in partnership with a tech firm, is piloting a medical identity management system based on the NOSTR protocol and the Bitcoin network. This aims to give patients and doctors digital control over their information, enhancing data sharing security and efficiency.
This project aims to improve health services for both medical professionals and patients by designing a workflow scenario that utilizes FHIR for skin lesion image management. The goal is to integrate not only the images but also associated metadata, annotations, diagnostic reports, and skin lesion data sharing.
Two students from UPC University in Peru published a paper in the international Q1 journal, Frontiers in Public Health. The research proposes WiraChain, a platform integrating HL7 FHIR and blockchain technology, aiming to improve healthcare data interoperability.
A group associated with the Japan Association of Medical Informatics (JAMI) has published a FHIR ValueSet based on ICHI, an international classification for health interventions. This enables standardized handling of procedure codes within Japanese electronic medical record systems.
PilotFish provides an integration platform supporting multiple standards like HL7 and FHIR to facilitate diverse public health data exchange, including Electronic Case Reporting (eCR), Laboratory Reporting (ELR), and Immunization Information Systems (IIS). This enables automated compliance with complex state and federal regulatory requirements while modernizing legacy systems.
This article explains the role of the United States Core Data for Interoperability (USCDI) and defines 'data liquidity' in healthcare. Data liquidity refers to how easily, consistently, and reliably data can move between systems. It is more than mere technical exchange; it requires information to flow into the correct workflows while retaining its structure.
Scott Rossignol (FHIR Solutions) highlighted concerns regarding the readiness of both providers and payers concerning the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' final rule on interoperability and prior authorization. Released in January 2024, this mandate is set to take effect in January 2027, forcing many stakeholders to adapt their data exchange and prior authorization processes.
FHIR is a programming interface developed by HL7, used to smoothly exchange patient data among different healthcare systems. This enables care teams to connect patients to community resources and reduce manual data entry tasks.
A&I Solutions offers secure data connectivity using SMART on FHIR, enabling standardized interoperability between EHR systems and third-party applications. This allows patient data to flow securely without disrupting existing clinical workflows.
MEDITECH will showcase the innovative features and AI-powered data exchange capabilities of Expanse EHR at HIMSS26. The platform aims to streamline clinical workflows and strengthen patient engagement across various organizations, from small rural hospitals to large IDNs.