TPIsoftware and Yuan's General Hospital, a leading medical institution in Southern Taiwan, have collaborated to launch a digital health platform. This system uses generative AI to streamline data transformation and exchange within hospital information systems (HIS), aiming to boost operational efficiency.
TPIsoftware and Yuan's General Hospital, a leading medical institution in Southern Taiwan, launched a digital health platform utilizing generative AI (GenAI) technology. The platform aims to streamline data transformation and exchange within hospital information systems (HIS), enhancing operational efficiency through features like smart search and automated data format conversion.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare launched the 'Taiwan Medical Information Standardization Platform.' The goal is to establish a unified electronic health record format within two years, aiming for patients not to need physical medical records when visiting major medical centers nationwide.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW) launched the 'Medical Information Standard Grand Platform' to unify electronic medical records nationwide. It aims to standardize data formats and AI utilization, targeting full interoperability within two years.
The Ministry of Health launched the 'Taiwan Medical Information Standard Platform' to promote smart healthcare and standardize medical data. The platform aims to streamline data exchange between institutions and build an AI development foundation by unifying data, rules, and applications.
The Ministry of Health announced the launch of the 'Taiwan Medical Information Standard Platform' on March 12th. The initiative aims to accelerate smart healthcare and medical data standardization by implementing international standards like FHIR and establishing an AI application environment.
The Ministry of Health officially launched the 'Taiwan Healthcare Information Standard Grand Platform' on March 12. This initiative aims to solve challenges in electronic medical records by adopting international standards: FHIR (data exchange), CQL (rule standardization), and SMART (application development).
The Taiwan Ministry of Health announced the promotion of a 'Taiwan Healthcare Information Standard Platform' to enhance interoperability of electronic medical records across major hospitals nationwide. The goal is to integrate all national major hospital EHRs within two years, utilizing international standards like FHIR.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare in Taiwan announced the launch of an online medical information platform to address challenges in sharing medical data between hospitals. This is expected to reduce the need for patients to request copies of their own medical records, advancing smart healthcare development.
This article addresses the challenges of complex medical terminology and data non-standardization within Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems. It explains that utilizing the SMART on FHIR architecture allows for integrating third-party applications, thereby improving data utilization efficiency and accuracy in clinical settings.
The GHD team is hosting a series of online courses on FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources). The course covers everything from the basics to advanced applications of FHIR, which is the core technology for standardizing and interoperating medical information.
Farhiwen Telecom independently developed the 'Primary Care Clinic Cloud HIS' system to support digital transformation in primary healthcare institutions. The system utilizes the latest FHIR standard, enabling electronic health record exchange, chronic disease management, and home care, ensuring seamless integration between online and offline services.
This article explains the secure authorization architecture adopted by SMART on FHIR to balance safety and convenience in medical data management. It details how four roles—User, Client, Authorization Server, and FHIR Server—collaborate using OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect (OIDC) standards to ensure standardized and protected access to electronic health records.
Director Li Jianzhang of the Ministry of Health and Welfare attended the 'Hit AI & Blockchain' summit, discussing initiatives in smart healthcare. He emphasized that SMART on FHIR, a core digital medical technology, is crucial for Taiwan's development of electronic health records.
Li Jianzhang, Director of the Ministry of Health and Welfare Information Department, spoke at the 8th 'Hit AI & Blockchain,' discussing the potential of smart healthcare using AI and blockchain. He emphasized that SMART on FHIR is core to digital medicine and is crucial for Taiwan's development of an electronic health record ecosystem market.
SYSPOWER (奇唯科技) continues technological innovation in the smart healthcare domain, achieving successful testing with FHIR standards and utilizing generative AI like ChatGPT. This contributes to implementation in comprehensive care systems and improves consultation efficiency.
The National Health Insurance Administration (NHIA) in Taiwan is planning to introduce 'Cancer Major Illness' application data into the electronic medical record system. This initiative aims to standardize medical data and facilitate efficient information sharing among healthcare providers.
Dashi-Ke won the Platinum Award in the Sustainability Report category at the TCSA Taiwan Corporate Sustainability Awards. Leveraging its long history of ICT integration services, the company is also advancing contributions in digital health, including a remote care system utilizing FHIR with AI and cloud technology.