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This page provides an interface for searching and managing medical concepts and code systems through the Unified Medical Language System (UMLS). Users can reference diverse coding standards—including FHIR, LOINC, and HCPCS—and view detailed definitions to create value sets.
This guide explains how to use the POST request method for searching FHIR resources within an AWS HealthLake data store. The use of POST is recommended as a security best practice when searching sensitive information, such as PII or PHI.
HL7 has published the specification (ValueSet) for 'ActPriority,' a code set used to classify the urgency and necessity of services such as clinical procedures or tests. This code set defines 15 concepts, ranging from 'Stat' (highest priority) to 'Elective' (optional), accommodating various medical situations.
Global Alliant is driving digital transformation for healthcare organizations and government agencies through FHIR interoperability and cloud modernization. This enables data-driven decision-making, contributing to improved public health outcomes.
This project built an interoperability connector using NLP and AI, allowing non-specialists to gain insights from medical data simply by asking questions in plain English. The system automatically converts user queries into optimized SQL and displays FHIR-compliant data visually.
CareEvolution published detailed technical specifications for the Questionnaire Response resource within the HIEBus FHIR interface. This resource manages structured questions and answers, contributing to data standardization in healthcare information exchange.
Cognizant was named a Leader in the Everest Group's assessment for 'Care Management Platforms for Payers.' This recognition highlights that its solutions, addressing payer challenges like utilization and disease management, hold significant market value.
AWS HealthLake offers selectable consistency models, 'strong' or 'eventual', when searching FHIR resources. This allows developers to control the required certainty of search results based on data update status.
MACH Orchestra provides FHIR templates, enabling healthcare organizations to leverage the FHIR standard and build an integrated clinical landscape without artificial barriers. This protects existing investments by reducing dependency on individual vendors.
b.well Connected Health, in partnership with Google, is advancing AI-powered personalized health solutions in Mexico.
This study developed DermaDashboard, an interactive dashboard built on a relational FHIR-compliant PostgreSQL database. This tool enables exploratory cohort building and data visualization in oncology by overcoming the analytical difficulties posed by complex FHIR structures, making it usable for nontechnical users.
The Mexican government announced plans to build a universal, single healthcare system by 2027, integrating multiple institutions like IMSS, ISSSTE, and IMSS-Bienestar. This aims to ensure that citizens can receive care regardless of their affiliation, improving equity in medical services.
A new survey reveals that while FHIR-based data exchange is entering production in US Medicare Advantage plans, successful data sharing remains constrained by provider readiness and EHR vendor alignment.
A Black Book Research survey found that while FHIR-based data exchange is entering production on the payer side, significant readiness gaps among provider organizations—especially regarding EHR integration and vendor alignment—remain a major bottleneck.
A payer and a health system are collaborating to build an ecosystem for secure, standardized data sharing using HL7 FHIR standards. The goal is to reduce administrative burden while improving care coordination.
The New National Hospital of Taipei Medical University implemented the 'CKM Glyco-Renal-Cardio Integrated Care System,' achieving results like improved blood sugar control. However, it highlights that systemic issues—such as insurance coverage remaining focused on 'single disease/single department' and unclear AI responsibility—are the true challenges.
Data-Sleek, a data strategy consulting firm, has expanded its services into regulated industries, including healthcare. By building unified data warehouses compliant with standards like HIPAA and FHIR, the company aims to secure patient information while providing real-time clinical and operational insights.
Hixny has rolled out its data aggregation application, 'Snapshot NY,' statewide. This allows actionable data from the state's prescription monitoring program and health-related social needs screening tools to be directly integrated into providers' Electronic Health Record (EHR) workflows.
Slovenian company Better has solidified its presence in international healthcare systems with its open digital health platform. Based on standards like FHIR and openEHR, the platform is used by over 1000 institutions across more than 28 countries, ensuring data accessibility and reusability.
The CDC's NHSN has released the "ACH Monthly Encounter Status ValueSet," which standardizes codes for patient encounter statuses. Based on FHIR standards, it defines the progress of care (e.g., In Progress, Finished), aiming to enhance interoperability in medical records.