How to Achieve SatuSehat Integration via FHIR-Compliant SIMRS

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In Indonesia, Ministerial Regulation No. 24 of 2022 mandates that healthcare facilities implement electronic medical records and ensure data interoperability. The national 'SatuSehat' platform serves as the backbone for collecting standardized service data—from visits to prescriptions. However, many existing SIMRS suffer from internal, incompatible data structures, and often lack proper mapping to international standards like ICD-10 or LOINC for diagnoses and lab results. Furthermore, managing complex security protocols (like OAuth 2.0) and adapting to evolving government specifications places a heavy burden on hospital IT teams. To address these issues, dhealth provides functionality that transforms data into FHIR resource format. It synchronizes patient and healthcare worker master data using national references (such as NIK), maps diagnoses and lab results to standard codes like ICD-10 and LOINC, and manages the integration process in stages—from secure sandbox testing to production go-live. This allows hospitals to achieve national medical information exchange while adhering to strict requirements for data privacy protection (UU PDP) and electronic system governance.