Major digital health, healthcare IT, and medtech conferences are scheduled globally in 2025. The list compiles must-attend summits focusing on interoperability standards like FHIR and the latest patient-facing technologies, offering opportunities to grasp overall industry trends.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare revised the 'Healthcare Data Terminology and Transmission Standard,' which defines core items, terminology, and transmission methods for healthcare data exchange. This update expands the application of international terminologies (SNOMED CT, ATC) and incorporates technical specifications for FHIR-based data transfer.
Statistics related to FHIR are made available through the 'External Validation Service Front-end,' provided by IHE. This tool offers a platform that supports healthcare interoperability and is usable by developers and stakeholders.
This article describes a real-time dashboard that optimizes blood product utilization using a FHIR-based data integration pipeline. The system aims to aggregate and process data from multiple sources (such as HIS, LIS) to support clinical decision-making.
HDIM offers a deployment-controlled quality measurement platform that does not require moving data outside the local environment. It connects to existing systems, enabling workflow validation and evidence collection within the data boundary, supporting everything from care gap identification to post-implementation proof.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare revised the 'Healthcare Data Terminology and Transmission Standard,' which defines key items and terms for healthcare data exchange and utilization. This standard incorporates core data such as life-sustaining care wishes, alcohol consumption status, and smoking status, enhancing international interoperability using FHIR format.
IHE (Integrating the Heathcare Enterprise) provides validation functionality for FHIR resources and requests through its external validation service front-end. This system aims to improve standardization and connectivity in healthcare information exchange, with development contributions from INRIA and KEREVAL/MIR.
Infor proposes an FHIR-based archival solution to address challenges arising from fragmented IT systems and increasing maintenance costs of legacy EHRs following mergers and acquisitions (M&A). This solution consolidates data from outdated systems, achieving operational cost reduction and improved data accessibility while maintaining compliance.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare revised the standards for healthcare data terminology and transmission. This revision introduced four key data items—such as end-of-life care preferences, prescription dates, alcohol/smoking status—and expanded the application of international vocabulary standards (SNOMED CT and ATC) to five items.
This page provides resources detailing various healthcare standards, including HL7 FHIR, which supports information sharing across Electronic Health Records (EHRs). Specific guidelines are provided for implementing data privacy protection, such as DS4P, and consent management via PCF.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare revised and implemented the 'Standard for Medical Data Terminology and Transmission' to build an interoperable environment for medical data. This addition includes critical items such as end-of-life care intentions and medication status, enabling data exchange using the FHIR standard.
This page introduces the search and management view for 'Code Systems' provided by UMLS (Unified Medical Language System). Users can handle diverse medical code systems, such as CDT and HCPCS, and access detailed information supporting major interoperability standards including FHIR and HL7v2/v3.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW) has revised and implemented the 'Healthcare Data Terminology and Transmission Standard.' This establishes a national standard allowing core data, including key health status and prescription information, to be exchanged using unified terminology.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW) announced the extension of the application deadline for the 'Taiwan 50 Excellent SMART on FHIR Applications' program until January 30, Year 115. They also adjusted guidelines regarding trial periods and launched support services for app packaging.
This page provides a comprehensive reference for FHIR's 'Data Type Profiles,' cataloging structured specifications for medical data from various countries and regions (e.g., USA, Canada, Australia).