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FHIRTaiwanTaiwan🏛Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW)EnrichedDec 4, 2025

Taiwan Launches Inter-Hospital FHIR Data Platform, Showcasing Progress in Electronic Health Record Sharing

The Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW) announced the successful construction of an 'Inter-Hospital FHIR Data Platform' and held a presentation to showcase its results. This system aims to significantly enhance electronic health record data exchange capabilities by converting original medical records into the internationally standardized FHIR format.

FHIRInternational🏛(メール詳細から取得可)EnrichedDec 4, 2025

Achieving and Applying Healthcare Data Exchange with HL7 FHIR

This article explains how utilizing HL7 FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) enables the safe, consistent, and real-time exchange of clinical data. FHIR facilitates seamless integration across diverse healthcare services such as EHRs and telehealth systems, contributing to more efficient and connected care.

FHIRTaiwanTaiwan🏛National Health Insurance Administration (NHIA)EnrichedDec 2, 2025

NHI promotes digital governance for cancer treatment using FHIR format: A Taiwan healthcare DX case

The National Health Insurance Administration (NHIA) held a 'Cancer Treatment Digital Governance Seminar' as part of the 'Healthy Taiwan' initiative, aiming to improve quality and digitize cancer care in Taiwan. The effort involves implementing the international standard FHIR format to streamline drug review and enable early access to medication for patients.

FHIRTaiwanTaiwan🏛National Health Insurance (NHI)EnrichedDec 2, 2025

Cancer Drug Review in National Health Insurance to Be Greatly Shortened by FHIR Adoption: From Application to 1 Day, Fastest Access within 2 Weeks

The Director of the National Health Insurance announced at a 'Digital Governance for Cancer Treatment' seminar that using FHIR format for pre-screening cancer drugs can significantly shorten the process, reducing the typical 1–2 week wait time to as little as one day. This is expected to allow patients faster access to necessary medications.