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.
The Regional Open Digital Health Summit (RODHS) 2025 was held in New Delhi, gathering leaders from South-East Asian nations, governments, and international bodies. The focus was on establishing collaborative governance and interoperable platforms to achieve Universal Health Coverage.
MedCom is advancing healthcare data standardization in Denmark using the international standard HL7 FHIR. The organization has achieved practical use cases, such as sharing diagnosis information and advising on hospital stays, while also contributing to global standardization efforts.
This article explains how to configure 'expansion maps' used to transform hierarchical JSON data into Dataverse's relational model. This allows complex JSON attributes to be mapped to multiple, related Dataverse attributes.
Appian and Ignyte Group announced their win at the global HL7 AI Challenge for their "Bring AI to Work(flow)" solution. This platform aims to transform clinical and operational workflows within public health agencies and healthcare systems by embedding multiple types of AI.
The author attended the eHealth Exchange annual meeting and reported on the latest trends regarding data sharing and interoperability in healthcare. Key insights included discussions on FHIR maturity and participation in the CMS Pledge.
Medicom Technologies announced the extension of its enterprise imaging interoperability platform, integrating a suite of SMART on FHIR applications directly into Electronic Health Records (EHR). This integration streamlines image data management and exchange at the point of care, supporting faster and more accurate clinical decision-making.
The Ministry of Health (MOH) launched the 'Taiwan Smart Healthcare School' to train specialized talent capable of leading hospital digital transformation. The program aims to cultivate Clinical Medical Information Officers (CMIOs), who possess both clinical knowledge and IT expertise.
This research proposes FHIRconnect, a novel Domain-Specific Language (DSL) and open-source transformation engine to address interoperability challenges between openEHR and HL7 FHIR. This enables standardized, bidirectional data exchange across both healthcare standards.
This paper proposes FHIRconnect, a novel domain-specific language (DSL) and transformation engine, to address the interoperability challenges between openEHR and HL7 FHIR caused by fundamental data modeling differences. It enables standardized, bidirectional data exchange, providing a technical foundation for advancing semantic interoperability in healthcare IT systems.
True Electronic Health Record (EHR) integration requires 'semantic interoperability,' not just basic data connectivity. This article explains the characteristics and appropriate use cases of technologies ranging from legacy HL7 v2 to modern FHIR, demonstrating how to effectively utilize medical data.
This paper addresses the interoperability challenges between openEHR and HL7 FHIR due to fundamental differences in their data modeling. It proposes FHIRconnect, a novel domain-specific language (DSL) and open-source transformation engine that enables standardized, bidirectional data exchange. This framework aims to bridge critical interoperability gaps by leveraging international archetypes.