Nictiz organized events involving UvA students and policymakers to improve the interoperability of digital health data using standards like HL7 and FHIR. This effort emphasizes that data exchange is a means—not an end—to providing high-quality patient care.
HF Software Solutions announced that five clinical data streams were validated through NCQA’s Data Aggregator Validation program. This represents a significant milestone across 219 ingestion sites, making the company one of only 24 organizations nationwide with this validation.
Evotec offers the Next-Generation Analytical Data Flow Interface (NxADFI) to address pharmaceutical industry challenges regarding structured submission requirements. The system is compliant with PQ/CMC and HL7 FHIR, enabling automated, traceable, and secure data transfer from LIMS to client repositories.
Firely and Open Health Hub presented a webinar on how to utilize FHIR data to embed real-time insights directly within existing EHR workflows. This capability supports both clinical and operational decision-making processes.
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.
Hon Hai (2317) and Industrial Research Institute (ITRI), through the 'HiMEDt' alliance, showcased advancements at a major medical tech expo in Taiwan. Key announcements included clinical results for the nursing robot 'Nurabot,' alongside next-generation HIS systems utilizing FHIR standards and advanced telemedicine solutions.
FHIR IQ offers comprehensive interoperability solutions based on the FHIR standard for various sectors, including payers, providers, and aggregators. These solutions aim to improve operational efficiency and care quality in healthcare by automating prior authorization workflows and standardizing clinical data.
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.
Healthcare leaders across the region point out challenges like data siloing and poor system interoperability. They propose that true transformation requires a robust digital foundation built on three layers: data integration, integrity assurance, and intelligence activation.
This document is part of the FHIR implementation guide for ABDM, providing a concrete example of the `Organization` resource in JSON format. The example defines a healthcare facility named "XYZ Hospital Co. Ltd.", detailing its identifier and contact information according to standard specifications.
SUPERWISE offers a service that de-identifies Electronic Health Record (EHR) data in compliance with HIPAA, converting it into interoperable formats like FHIR R4. This pipeline automatically detects and removes Protected Health Information (PHI) from raw data to provide structured data suitable for research and analytics.
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.
At the '2025 Taiwan Medical Technology Exhibition,' Farun will showcase a new era of smart healthcare using AI and 5G. By integrating telemedicine, Cloud HIS, FHIR data exchange, etc., it aims to achieve comprehensive care for all age groups, from acute care to elderly long-term care.
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.
VectorCare, in partnership with Lyft, launched the 'Smart on FHIR' application. This integrates Lyft's nationwide transportation network directly into Electronic Health Record (EHR) workflows like Epic, aiming to improve patient care quality.
According to the Director of the National Health Insurance, implementing the international standard FHIR format has drastically reduced the pre-screening time for cancer drugs from 1–2 weeks to just one day. This is expected to allow patients to access necessary medications much faster.