3,145 FHIR-related articles (latest first)
HL7 Austria has released an implementation guide for FHIR Core R4, focusing on the use of System OID. This extension is designed to document the unique identifier (OID) of the system that publishes a specific code.
CareCloud is currently hiring a Java Spring Boot Developer with FHIR expertise in Islamabad, Pakistan. This hiring indicates the company's focus on developing healthcare solutions utilizing the FHIR standard.
USCDI+ Cancer provided updates regarding the use of FHIR for cancer care reporting. This effort aims to advance standardized, interoperable data exchange within oncology.
The World Health Organization (WHO) released an implementation guide related to its Antenatal Care Guidelines for Folic Acid supplementation. This guide is structured using the HL7 FHIR Specification, indicating its focus on global interoperability standards.
The FHIR Server has implemented support for LOINC Code 17196-7, which measures CD79a cells in blood. This integration allows for standardized electronic exchange of laboratory data using FHIR standards.
Standardized data exchange is being advanced through HL7 FHIR and openEHR. This aims to establish a new era of digital healthcare.
FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) is a standard for digital health data. The standard facilitates data conversion processes.
Evoleen AG, based in Munich, is currently recruiting for a Senior Flutter Fullstack Software Engineer position. The role requires expertise in HL7 and FHIR standards.
Hyland Software released product documentation concerning FHIR implementation. This documentation specifically addresses the installation requirements when integrating FHIR with the OnBase platform.
US DHHS released a report outlining a unified strategy for health data exchange. This approach leverages FHIR standards and a connected trust network to enable broad interoperability.
HL7 International published a new version of the FHIR specification covering System Actors and Verifiable IPS. This update contributes to the standardization of healthcare interoperability using the FHIR standard.
The US government has acknowledged the potential of the FHIR standard to improve healthcare data management. This recognition suggests a push toward mandating FHIR adoption across various healthcare sectors.
An update was released for the HL7 FHIR Specification concerning the retrieval of CH ATC ATNA Audit Event mappings. This update pertains to the core FHIR standard and its implementation details.
The integration focuses on utilizing ISO 639-3 (3-alpha language codes) within FHIR for common terminology guides. This ensures standardized representation of language codes across digital health data.
The LOINC Part Code LP17335-8, related to Hymenoclea salsola, has been integrated into the FHIR standard. This integration ensures standardized data exchange for specific medical concepts across different systems.
The content provides predictions for 2025 regarding the integration of care coordination, equity, and AI within managed healthcare. This suggests an industry focus on leveraging standards like FHIR to advance modern healthcare delivery.
A bug was identified concerning the incorrect extraction of contained data when accepting a FHIR MIME type. This issue affects the reading of a Binary resource that contains a FHIR resource.
A specific ValueSet defining Diabetes Mellitus Disorder using SNOMED CT was released. This resource is available through the Ontoserver, providing standardized coding for the condition.
The Women for FHIR event was launched during FHIR DevDays 2023 in Amsterdam. The initiative aims to empower diversity within the FHIR community.
Health Samurai participated in the Digital Health Interoperability Bootcamp, showcasing its capabilities. The demonstration focused on implementing FHIR for questionnaires and converting physical paper forms into digital data.