77 FHIR-related articles (latest first)
The Australian Digital Health Agency released a specific implementation guide for Medicare Records. This guide utilizes the FHIR standard, providing technical specifications for interoperability.
The Australian Digital Health Agency released the My Health Record (MHR) Procedure FHIR Implementation Guide (IG) version 1.4.0. This guide provides technical specifications for integrating My Health Record data using the FHIR standard.
The Australian Digital Health Agency published the Medicare Records FHIR Implementation Guide. This guide provides technical specifications for integrating Medicare Records using the FHIR standard.
A guide detailing the JSON representation of the PractitionerRole for Nephrologists was released. This artifact is intended for use with the AU Core Implementation standard.
The Australian Digital Health Agency published a FHIR Implementation Guide detailing the XML representation of liver structure. This guide is associated with the My Health Record system.
The Australian Digital Health Agency published an Implementation Guide detailing the JSON representation of bone structure within the My Health Record FHIR framework. This guide supports standardized data exchange for skeletal information.
The Australian Digital Health Agency published an updated FHIR Implementation Guide for Provider Connect Australia. This guide provides technical specifications for healthcare data exchange using the FHIR standard.
The Australian Digital Health Agency is implementing digital health standards based on FHIR version 4.0.1. This adoption ensures adherence to modern interoperability standards within the Australian healthcare sector.
The My Health Record FHIR Implementation Guide was updated to version 1.2.0, specifically addressing the Digital Health Implementer Hub profile. This update includes changes related to the MHR Medical Conditions View Provenance.
The Australian Digital Health Agency released an updated FHIR Implementation Guide for the My Health Record system. This update pertains to the Digital Health 6 Pharmacy integration.
The Australian Digital Health Agency released an FHIR implementation guide specifically for Medicare Records. This resource helps implementers understand how to integrate digital health data using the FHIR standard.
The Australian Government is actively involved in Sparked, a national FHIR standards initiative. This involvement suggests a national effort to standardize healthcare data using FHIR.
HL7 has released updates concerning the XML representation of location data for mobile services. This update is part of the FHIR R4 standard and aims to improve interoperability for location services.
The Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing published an evaluation report covering its FHIR Accelerator program for the 2023β2025 period. This report evaluates the progress and implementation of FHIR standards within the Australian healthcare sector.
The Australian digital health sector is reviewing its progress, noting the mainstream adoption of AI technologies. The review specifically mentions the use of FHIR standards in fast healthcare initiatives.
Project-based training utilizing FHIR is being developed for Australia's digital health workforce. This initiative aims to enhance practical skills in FHIR implementation within the Australian healthcare sector.
Pulse+IT News Australia is actively using the outcomes from the SPARKED FHIR accelerator. This effort aims to drive technological innovation within the Australian healthcare sector.
A new national collaboration aims to develop a comprehensive big data set concerning traumatic brain injury. This project is intended to establish a centralized data resource for the field.
HL7 Australia released the AU Base Implementation Guide v5.0.0 for the NATA Accreditation Number data type. This guide standardizes the use of the NATA Accreditation Number within the Australian healthcare interoperability context.
Australia is moving toward harmonizing hospital EMR systems. This effort aims to support broader adoption of digital health and enable large-scale research.