3,145 FHIR-related articles (latest first)
The topic discusses how FHIR technology is transforming the capabilities of Electronic Health Records (EHRs). This transformation aims to improve interoperability and data exchange within healthcare systems.
FHIR technology facilitates the integration of patient data with Epic Systems. This integration allows for the presentation of real-time patient data, boosting healthcare efficiency.
Drummond Group is offering support services related to mapping PCI DSS v4.0.1 requirements. This support leverages FHIR interoperability standards to simplify the complex mapping process.
Fraunhofer Research Project developed new AI-based software. This software utilizes FHIR standards for e-health communication.
IHE BasicAudit testing is incorporating the FHIR Audit Log Patterns (BALP) v1.1.4 standard. This integration supports the use of FHIR standards for basic audit logging.
FHIR Terminology Services can be used to standardize medical codes and improve data consistency. This helps organizations struggling with inconsistent medical coding to maintain reliable clinical data.
The content provides instructions on developing a FHIR application utilizing artificial intelligence. FHIR is a standard designed for healthcare interoperability.
A Fraunhofer research project developed new AI-based software. This initiative utilizes FHIR standards to enhance interoperability in healthcare systems.
The discussion focused on digital health enablement and the role of FHIR standards. The conversation highlighted the ongoing advancements in interoperability within the digital health sector.
A resource was made available for converting healthcare data using FHIR standards. This tool aims to streamline the process of healthcare data interoperability.
InterSystems has released a tool for extracting and transforming data from FHIR into the OMOP format. This capability facilitates the integration of clinical data into the OMOP common data model for research purposes.
Hyland Software released product documentation for its OnBase platform, specifically addressing FHIR standards. This documentation relates to the Foundation 25.1 release, indicating support for modern interoperability standards.
The discussion focuses on utilizing FHIR APIs and OAuth 2.0 authentication for EHR integration. This approach aims to standardize and secure data exchange across different systems.
CA/UN HAPI released a new version (1.4) of its HAPI FHIR Japan Server Base. This update provides updated resources for FHIR implementation in Japan.
The adoption of e-prescribing is noted as a complex challenge requiring multiple solutions. Utilizing FHIR-based APIs for patient access and prior authorization is suggested to speed up this process.
The article discusses the necessity of standardized data frameworks for healthcare organizations. It positions HL7 FHIR as the appropriate standard for various organizational needs.
HL7 International released the JSON representation for FHIR Clinical Documents v1.0.0-ballot. This guide provides structured documentation for FHIR Clinical Documents.
The webinar focused on the use of CQL (Clinical Query Language) in the context of quality measures. It highlighted how FHIR-based data models can seamlessly integrate with CQL.
The FHIR v6.0.0 Ballot2 draft introduces the 'color-names' codesystem. This standard provides a structured way to represent color information within FHIR resources.
A presentation was given detailing the connection of FHIR patient data with pangenome graphs. This work was presented at the ISMB 2024 conference.