A new FHIR specification is being developed covering the PractitionerRole and the National Directory of Healthcare Providers and Services. This aims to standardize how healthcare providers are represented within the FHIR framework.
The topic covers key areas for healthcare payer IT in 2026, specifically focusing on digital prior authorization and enforceable transparency. The discussion highlights vendor opportunities related to interoperability platforms.
The presentation focused on utilizing Artificial Intelligence to enhance workflows related to SDC. This addresses the repetitive process of designing FHIR SDC Questionnaires from physical paper forms.
HL7 provided details concerning the LOINC content structure for FHIR Server. This update supports the use of standardized LOINC codes within the FHIR framework.
VectorCare is collaborating with Lyft on a project involving Epic's healthcare integration. This initiative aims to redefine mobility services by incorporating comprehensive healthcare data.
The topic covered secure FHIR APIs for compliant healthcare data exchange. The guidance emphasized the necessity of robust authentication (OAuth/SMART) and proper consent mechanisms.
A new LOINC code, 84889-5, has been established to specifically identify extramural vein invasion in colorectal cancer specimens. This standardizes the documentation of this critical pathological finding across various healthcare systems.
A cross-version extension for the Invoice.account element was defined for FHIR R4. This extension allows for version-specific data handling within the invoice structure.
DHIS2 is updating its annual conference to feature a walkthrough of a new FHIR Implementation Guide (IG) Generator app. This tool allows users to generate necessary FHIR documentation.
A new LOINC code (26323-6) was published for 'RF Guidance for injection of Spine facet joint - left'. This standardizes the terminology for specific medical procedures within the FHIR ecosystem.
CDHi organized a national workshop and connectathon focused on advancing health interoperability using FHIR. The event aimed to promote the use of FHIR standards across the health sector.
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HL7 released a Cross-Version Extension for SubstanceProtein.subunit.sequence. This extension is designed for use in specific contexts within the FHIR standard.
Asan Medical Center is implementing a 'Health Information Highway' project. This initiative focuses on building a cloud environment compliant with FHIR standards to ensure safe delivery of medical information to patients.
Low-code platforms are presented as a method to accelerate the adoption of FHIR standards within the US healthcare sector. FHIR was designed to improve the portability, accessibility, and utility of healthcare data.
Low-code platforms are discussed as a method to accelerate the adoption of FHIR standards within the US healthcare sector. This approach aims to streamline development and implementation processes for interoperability.
HL7 provided details concerning the LOINC Code 74410-2, which relates to Polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) panel testing. This code is associated with FHIR Server resources, indicating its use in interoperable healthcare data exchange.
HAPI FHIR has released documentation and tools for Android developers. These tools allow developers to integrate FHIR model classes and client functionality into Android applications.
The discussion focused on the role of low-code platforms in modernizing healthcare IT infrastructure. This approach helps accelerate the adoption of FHIR standards across the US healthcare system.