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I Clinic is developing a system utilizing the international standards openEHR and FHIR to build a digital healthcare ecosystem in Mongolia. This effort aims to strengthen data linkage and information sharing with both domestic and foreign medical institutions.
Community health organizations are adopting dedicated platforms to address social determinants of health (SDOH), such as food or housing insecurity. This article explains how these platforms have evolved beyond simple screening, enabling comprehensive care coordination and outcome tracking.
Aidbox introduced OrgBAC (Organization-Based Hierarchical Access Control) and Topic-Based Subscriptions to address complex data management challenges in healthcare networks. This allows large hospital groups to exchange information safely and in real time, while ensuring each facility only accesses its own dedicated data.
Taisengke, in collaboration with institutions like the National Research Institute of Health, announced a partnership with Microsoft Taiwan to develop a people-centric Real-World Data (RWD) platform. This utilizes Microsoft Fabric and Microsoft's local data center, integrating all Taiwanese medical records based on FHIR standards to accelerate clinical research and precision health.
The digital health sector is undergoing a 'digital renaissance,' requiring medical software development to evolve. This guide outlines the importance of AI, remote monitoring, and interoperability (FHIR/HL7) for startups and enterprises building solutions.
工研院は、衛生福利部主導の「次世代デジタル医療プラットフォーム」計画の一環として、「第1回国際FHIRサーバー性能コンテスト頒賞発表会」を開催する。本イベントは、世界的なデータ増加に対応するため、台湾のFHIRエコシステムとITプラットフォームの処理能力向上を目指す。
Will Tesch (HealthLX) and Erin Prymas (Smile Digital Health) will discuss the interoperability challenges arising as industry transitions are driven by FHIR-based standards. The session focuses on bridging the gap from the current state to a 'FHIR First' future.
The Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) will hold a 'Cross-Hospital FHIR Data Platform Showcase' on December 15th, based on the Ministry of Health and Welfare's 'Next-Generation Digital Healthcare Platform Project Office' plan. The event will showcase the successful conversion of raw medical record data into FHIR format using an electronic medical record extraction tool implemented across multiple hospitals, enabling smooth exchange of e-records between different institutions.
The Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) is hosting an educational session regarding the handling of FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) standards. The session discusses FHIR's role in improving healthcare data interoperability and ONC's strategy to integrate it into regulatory frameworks, such as the 21st Century Cures Act.
openFHIR is an engine that implements the FHIR Connect specification, facilitating bidirectional mappings between openEHR and FHIR. This documentation provides a comprehensive guide covering its overview, technical setup, and usage.
Experts discuss the evolution of healthcare data sharing, from the era of electronic health records. The session explores the future direction and challenges of medical information interoperability by utilizing modern standards like FHIR APIs.
CitiusTech offers 'PERFORM+ Connect,' a product designed to accelerate interoperability strategy and FHIR implementation for healthcare organizations. The solution addresses enhanced data exchange among payers, providers, and pharmaceutical companies, supporting various use cases including CMS regulatory compliance.
Trivitron Healthcare formed a joint venture with ResoHealth, creating Trivitron Digital.AI (TDAI). This platform aims to accelerate the transition toward AI-enabled, interoperable, and patient-centric smart hospital ecosystems.
Based on the eSant plan, Belgium is transitioning to a mandatory Integrated Belgian Health Record (BIHR) starting in 2026. This initiative adopts SNOMED CT as the clinical language and FHIR as the data structure standard, aiming for improved information sharing and efficient care delivery.
The global precision medicine software market is projected to grow from USD 2.26 billion in 2025 to USD 6.10 billion by 2034, with a CAGR of 11.67%. This growth is driven by the expansion of AI-powered clinical decision support tools and the shift toward multi-omics integration combining various data types like genomics and proteomics.
Using Synthea, it is possible to generate realistic synthetic patient data without privacy concerns. This API provides comprehensive medical records in FHIR R4 bundle format, including demographics, conditions, medications, and procedures, making it useful for EHR testing and machine learning research.
Google Cloud has advanced the AI model MedGemma by providing integration capabilities for DICOMweb (medical imaging) and FHIR (electronic health records). This significantly addresses interoperability challenges when handling complex medical data, accelerating adoption in clinical workflows.
The EMA Digital Business Transformation Task Force is hosting an information session on December 3, 2024, regarding the use of FHIR XML in the web-based electronic application form (eAF) for NCA. The webinar targets technical staff at NCAs but is also relevant to other NCA staff members.
To solve the problem of limited cross-border medical access, Europe is promoting the 'European Health Data Space (EHDS)'. This system standardizes and securely shares data like diagnoses and test results, making 'FHIR' an essential foundational technology.
In Belgium, data sharing is advancing based on the Belgian Integrated Health Record (BIHR), requiring all physicians to transition to compatible Electronic Patient Records (EPRs) by 2029. This transformation aims to structure and reuse medical data through the adoption of international standards like SNOMED CT and FHIR.