Google released the Android 16 developer preview, featuring support for the FHIR standard. This advancement facilitates data exchange between fitness apps and professional healthcare systems, marking a significant step forward in the healthcare sector.
EndpointHealth offers secure, context-aware messaging and FHIR-native workflows to streamline clinical communication. By integrating with patient/provider registries and EHRs, the solution enables advanced searching and data referencing based on accurate information.
Black Pear Core is a platform that integrates primary care data in the UK, providing real-time and bidirectional access using the HL7 FHIR standard. By connecting to major systems like EMIS and SystmOne, it enables shared electronic health records and supports remote consultation, facilitating advanced healthcare services.
A course titled 'HL7 FHIR Mastery: A Course for Newbies and Pros' is available on Udemy. This course covers everything from the fundamentals of HL7 and FHIR principles to search capabilities and implementation using third-party standards.
This article explains how to retrieve the Identity and Access Management (IAM) policy configured for an FHIR store using Google Cloud's Cloud Healthcare API. Developers can confirm access permissions for specific FHIR stores at the project, location, or dataset level using provided code examples (Go, Java, Node.js).
This article explains the functionality of FHIR subscriptions within AWS HealthLake. Users can search for Subscription and SubscriptionTopic resources using various custom parameters and standard fields, allowing detailed data stream identification.
Custom AI agents utilize standards like HL7 and FHIR to integrate with EHR and billing systems, contributing to operational efficiency and improved patient care in healthcare settings. This enables real-time data synchronization, reducing manual errors and supporting clinical decision-making.
Medicom Technologies, a provider of enterprise imaging interoperability solutions, announced the extension of its core platform into the Electronic Health Record (EHR). This introduces a suite of SMART on FHIR applications that place essential tools for managing and exchanging imaging data directly into the clinician's primary workspace.
South-East Asian countries gathered at RODHS 2025 to plan the next phase of digital health transformation. Participants discussed adopting open standards like FHIR to build connected, standardized systems for regional healthcare data exchange and improved care delivery.
US-based Medicom Technologies is extending its enterprise imaging platform directly into the electronic health record (EHR) via a new suite of SMART on FHIR applications available on the Epic Showroom’s Connection hub. This integration aims to embed essential imaging management tools within clinicians' primary workspace, reducing system switching and improving clinical efficiency.
The 2nd Regional Open Digital Health Summit 2025, held in India, gathered government officials and tech innovators from the South-east Asia region. Participants discussed leveraging Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI), open standards, and Generative AI to achieve Universal Health Coverage (UHC).
Leaders from South-East Asian countries gathered at the Regional Open Digital Health Summit (RODHS) 2025 to plan for safe and open data exchange. The nations agreed on adopting the FHIR standard, while also emphasizing the critical importance of governance alongside technology.
NNIT proposes an API based on the FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) standard to address the challenge of pharmaceutical data being stored in different formats and descriptions across multiple disconnected systems. This solution eliminates manual reconciliation, improving efficiency and reducing errors throughout life science operations, including regulatory submissions.
US-based Medicom Technologies is extending its enterprise imaging platform directly into the electronic health record (EHR) using a new suite of SMART on FHIR applications. This integration embeds essential imaging management tools within clinicians' primary workspace, reducing system switching and helping prevent delays in patient care.
AWS HealthLake provides a 'Subscription' feature, based on FHIR standards, to monitor events within a data store and send notifications when specific criteria are met. This mechanism requires managing an entire lifecycle, from topic creation and subscription setup to activation, error handling, and deactivation.
This course is designed for CMIO students in medical informatics. It aims to help participants distinguish between syntactic and semantic interoperability at the data level. Key topics include FHIR resources, RESTful APIs, and how SNOMED CT provides computable meaning.
Opala and Firely held a webinar Q&A session detailing technical and practical questions regarding the implementation of CMS-0057-F (prior authorization). The discussion emphasized that a comprehensive approach using FHIR is crucial, particularly for data sharing and confirming patient attribution.