10Bridge announced its readiness to support the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Rural Health Transformation (RHT) Program. The company's cloud-native interoperability platform helps connect and operationalize healthcare data across diverse, hard-to-connect environments.
The article compares HL7 v2 and FHIR, two major standards for clinical data exchange. It explains the distinct characteristics and practical differences of both standards, providing guidance on optimal use cases within small clinics.
HL7 FHIR adoption is accelerating due to regulatory mandates and technological advancements, with U.S. federal initiatives like TEFCA driving progress. This article outlines the latest trends of the FHIR standard for 2026 and highlights key areas healthcare organizations must prepare for.
InterSystems Developers released a video detailing advancements in FHIR data management, focusing on patient identification, clinical data enrichment, and AI-powered decision support. The session explores how FHIR, MPI, and AI collaborate to enhance interoperability and improve care quality in healthcare settings.
This article provides insights into the utilization of healthcare data accelerated by the pandemic. It argues that what is most critical in solving medical challenges is not merely technical advancement, but rather
A technical issue regarding the e-Referral Service's FHIR API was reported on the NHS England Developer Community. An authentication error, specifically stating 'ASID is not configured in the application,' was observed during access attempts to this API.
The 40th Annual HL7 Plenary, Working Group Meeting (WGM), and FHIR Connectathon will be held from September 19 to September 25, 2026. This event serves as a critical educational resource for the healthcare IT community, promoting industry standardization and networking.
This study developed and validated bidirectional data transformation rules between HL7 FHIR and OMOP CDM using the open-source platform TermX. This demonstrates a methodology for mapping clinical care data (FHIR) into standardized models suitable for secondary use, addressing interoperability challenges in digital health.
Rayen Salud participated in the FHIR Connectathon HL7 Chile 2026, Latin America's largest digital health interoperability event. The company demonstrated its commitment to solutions that contribute to data integration and primary care strengthening, while raising system maturity as a key challenge.
Healthcare data exchange relies on a complex mesh of systems. This article emphasizes that true interoperability requires more than just data exchange; it highlights the necessity of 'usable interoperability,' integrating technical standards (like HL7/FHIR) with organizational governance and workflow design.
Better Digital Health Platform has released 'FHIR Connect,' an open, vendor-neutral framework. It integrates FHIR applications with openEHR clinical data repositories, enabling the construction of bidirectional and reusable interfaces.
DALLGOO, an emergency medical AI company, provides a solution that integrates real-time data from patient sites, ambulances, and receiving hospitals to determine the optimal mode of transport (ALS, BLS, NEMT). This achieves unnecessary transport reduction and safe transition.
Global Health Connector announced 'FHIR Connect,' a new service featuring an open framework. This tool supports the creation of bidirectional interfaces for handling clinical data by integrating FHIR applications with an openEHR repository.
Nigeria has enacted a digital health services bill requiring licenses for telemedicine and AI platforms. Concurrently, over 50% of African nations have implemented data protection laws, standardizing cross-border data sharing under the Africa CDC framework.
The ANS in France held a webinar detailing how to utilize the 'Health Directory' via a FHIR API. This session was aimed at technical teams and innovative companies, explaining methods for leveraging national reference data within their solutions.
Furore is working on diverse international healthcare IT projects based on the HL7 FHIR standard, supporting client Firely. Consultants share experiences of collaborating across different cultures and stakeholders globally, discussing challenges related to technical complexity and resulting professional growth.
This study experimentally analyzed the interoperability performance of healthcare data based on HL7 FHIR using a RESTful API architecture. The results showed that performance varies depending on resource type and operation (GET vs SEARCH), indicating that the FHIR server has processing capacity limits.
Healthcare organizations require data warehouses that integrate clinical and claims data while adhering to HIPAA regulations. This approach allows for real-time analytics and care innovation while protecting sensitive Protected Health Information (PHI).