Data4Life and EvidNet announced a strategic partnership focused on advancing federated real-world evidence. The collaboration aims to align on international standards, such as OMOP, for data exchange.
A new CI Build of the HL7 FHIR Specification was released, specifically addressing the JSON representation for an Organization example. This update is part of the ongoing development of the FHIR standard.
The necessity of modernizing public health data infrastructure was highlighted. FHIR is presented as a superior standard compared to HL7 V2 for web-based data exchange.
Research was published regarding the trustworthiness of digital health systems that integrate FHIR standards with Internet-of-Things (IoT) technologies. This work addresses the security and reliability challenges inherent in modern connected healthcare environments.
FEvIR has updated its EvidenceVariable to handle changes in Oxygen Saturation (SpO2) values. This update supports the computation and publishing of these specific physiological changes.
The FHIR ValidationOutcome API specification was updated, detailing the use of ValidationOutcome and related message lists. This update provides developers with standardized methods for validating FHIR resources using the specified API structure.
The article discusses how SMART on FHIR applications are driving innovation in healthcare delivery. These applications are designed to build the future of care by integrating various systems.
NHSN is updating its guidelines for reporting FHIR Digital Quality Measures (dQMs). These dQMs will transition to align with US Core version 6.1.0 and US QI Core version standards.
FHIR-based representations for quality indicators in intensive care medicine were created. This aims to standardize the representation of clinical practice guidelines and quality indicators using FHIR standards.
A lightweight, FHIR R4-compliant micro-service was created for dual coding integration between NAMASTE and ICD-11. This service facilitates the interoperability of two major global coding systems.
Infinitus launched the MCP server to enhance interoperability for AI applications in healthcare. This initiative aims to standardize how AI agents link to and utilize healthcare data.
Medblocks simulated the process of launching an EHR system and developing multiple FHIR applications. This exercise focused on reading and utilizing the FHIR API within a simulated Cerner environment.
An Australian FHIRside forum is scheduled to boost digital health standards. This initiative aims to improve the adoption and use of FHIR standards across Australia's healthcare sector.
Centaur has made its data management platform available on Microsoft AppSource. This platform utilizes an FHIR-native canonical data model, providing a foundation for regulatory compliance.
FHIR technology is positioned to act as a catalyst for advancing Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare. Developers can leverage FHIR to build solutions for Electronic Health Records (EHRs), simulations, and patient safety.