3,145 FHIR-related articles (latest first)
Digital technology is being explored to connect acute and post-acute care settings. This involves utilizing FHIR-based data sharing for electronic health records systems.
Health Level Seven International is preparing for a global gathering in Madrid. This suggests continued focus on global interoperability standards and collaboration.
HL7 International is inviting participants to attend the FHIR Connectathon and WGM in Madrid. This event aims to gather participants for discussions related to HL7 and FHIR standards.
The global HL7 community is gathering in Madrid for FHIR Connectathon and WGM. This event aims to facilitate learning, collaboration, and innovation within the global FHIR community.
A specific mapping for the FHIR Workflow Pattern, related to Intervention, was created. This mapping utilizes FHIR v4.0.1 and is associated with the KL.DK.FHIR.FFBMESSAGING namespace.
The discussion focused on the role of FHIR Resources and Profiles in modernizing health interoperability. This standardization is crucial for enabling seamless data exchange among various mHealth applications and remote services.
The FHIR Human Services Directory v1.0.0, including its JSON representation, was published. This resource is intended for use within the broader scope of human and social services interoperability.
A draft revised Specimen Processing Procedure was created for the Philippines' National Health Data. This procedure utilizes the FHIR standard for data structure.
Elimu Informatics released a playbook focused on streamlining data integration between health and social care. The playbook highlights how SMART-on-FHIR applications can add value to this process.
A technical discrepancy was identified regarding the 'fullUrl' field within FHIR responses. Specifically, the field is present in the 'fhir.search' response but is missing from the 'fhir.Patient-everything' response.
Cloudticity is participating in an event to speak about FHIR standards. The presentation will focus on best practices for tackling security and privacy within the FHIR framework.
A GitHub issue was filed detailing that the BundleProcessor component does not accept underscores (_) when processing IDs. This issue relates to the handling of FHIR IDs and requires specification review.
The discussion focused on bridging three major healthcare data standards: OpenEHR, OMOP, and FHIR. This effort aims to enhance data interoperability across different systems and research platforms.
The news relates to discussions surrounding various health standards, including FHIR and IPS. These discussions are part of the ongoing development and adoption of Health IT standards globally.
Health Connect supports the FHIR format with new additions. These additions aim to improve interoperability across various health data sources.
AgentCare is an MCP server designed to provide tools for interacting with FHIR data and medical resources. These tools facilitate integration with major Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) including Cerner and Epic.
A playbook for public health interoperability training has been released. This resource is designed to guide the implementation of public health data using FHIR standards.
Agent Care configured its MCP Server to connect to the Azalea Health FHIR API. This integration facilitates data exchange using the FHIR standard.
eHealth Infrastructure released documentation for its eHealth platform, specifically version 2.10.0. This update provides structured definitions for the eHealth FHIR extension.
Clover released documentation detailing the CarePlan resource, which is a key component in healthcare data exchange. This resource supports various interactions and mappings, facilitating structured care planning within FHIR R4.