Hanoi has formulated a plan to collect and interconnect medical data. This aims to allow citizens access to electronic health records via VNeID/iHanoi, centralizing medical information and improving management efficiency.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW) held its first 'International FHIR Server Performance Competition' aiming to build a national, trustworthy 'standard laboratory.' This competition validates the technology required for real-time, high-speed data exchange across highly fragmented hospital electronic health record systems.
Amidst the AI boom, healthcare data remains fundamentally fractured and characterized by high entropy. Professionals express deep concern over external data quality, creating a
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) proposed the 'HTI-5' rule via its Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy/ONC. This rule aims to reduce burdens on health IT developers, update information blocking regulations, and establish a foundation for AI-enabled interoperability using FHIR-based APIs.
Using the Google Cloud Healthcare API, it is possible to conditionally delete FHIR resources that match a specific search query. This allows for efficient cleanup of unnecessary data and strengthens data governance within the system.
This article provides guidelines for achieving secure and usable connections between clinical systems and applications. It emphasizes adopting FHIR and API-first approaches, noting that integration strategies must consider data residency and privacy regulations.
Canvas Medical updated its SDK and FHIR API for the EMR system. Key improvements include bug fixes regarding care team membership organization IDs for external providers, removal of character limits for background fields in Diagnose and Assess Condition commands. Additionally, events were added for various review commands (Imaging, Lab, Referral, Uncategorized Document), and database import functionalities were expanded.
UPMC Health Plan provides a portal for external developers to register and access APIs. This facilitates the development of applications based on interoperability standards and best practices in healthcare data exchange.
The FHIR Department has established itself as a community dedicated to utilizing the Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) standard. This department aims to unlock FHIR's transformative potential in healthcare through collaboration and knowledge sharing.
VCare Health has partnered with WTT Solutions, a software development company, to launch a next-generation digital healthcare platform. The system aims to improve clinic efficiency by automating tasks like scheduling and enhancing patient engagement using AI.
Canvas Medical EMR will change how the questionnaire attribute is handled by the FHIR QuestionnaireResponse endpoints on February 2, 2026. Details regarding this change are provided.
Canvas Medical released multiple updates for its Electronic Medical Record (EMR), including fixes and changes to the FHIR API and SDK. Key improvements involve correcting patient identification logic during appointment updates, enhancing UI display, and fixing bugs related to annotation functionality in the SDK.
Health insurance funds like AOK have enabled the viewing of digital package inserts for many drugs through electronic patient record apps. This is a pilot project led by vfa, aiming to build a comprehensive database in the future. The initiative utilizes the FHIR standard for data exchange, aligning with mandatory EU-level drug information provision.
This article describes end-to-end data migration services for healthcare IT vendors and providers. The service helps upgrade data environments by mapping and converting data using standards like SNOMED CT and LOINC, facilitating migration to FHIR-native platforms.
Patient-controlled Personal Health Records (PHR) provide the optimal foundation for AI-driven personalized care and digital health. This shift moves data sharing from institution-locked systems to patient-authorized, consent-based flows, transcending institutional silos.
Wolters Kluwer Health released a report predicting deeper adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare for 2026. The report emphasizes that successful AI implementation requires integration into existing workflows and strong governance structures.
FHIR Adaptive Forms enhance clinical data collection by dynamically assembling questionnaires based on context. This allows for more efficient and personalized data gathering, ensuring that only relevant information is collected from patients and clinicians.
At a seminar held by Taiwan's private hospital association, Mr. Lin Yu-Xiang highlighted challenges in the digital healthcare environment regarding information integration, data utilization, security, and AI use. He emphasized the need for establishing data governance and Zero Trust security strategies based on international standards (FHIR).