HL7 provided information regarding the search functionality for CDS Hooks. This update pertains to the current build of the standard, focusing on specific use cases like Healthcare Associated Infection.
AWS released a decision-maker's guide covering the fundamentals of FHIR architecture. The guide helps organizations decide whether to buy off-the-shelf solutions, partner, or build their own FHIR implementation.
A modular FHIR-driven transformation pipeline was developed for healthcare data. This aims to enhance semantic interoperability and standardize real-world clinical data.
A meeting was held to discuss the AU Patient Summary FHIR Implementation Guide. The discussion focused on the use case approach and included a report from Adelaide.
A predictive AI solution was demonstrated for assessing hospital readmission risk. This solution utilizes FHIR standards to seamlessly fetch necessary patient data.
The focus is on integrating Ubicomp data within the FHIR framework. This effort aims to master usability, define common metrics, and ensure data FAIRness and privacy.
AMIA released findings from a membership survey concerning AI and interoperability trends. The survey specifically highlighted the adoption of FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) within the industry.
APPS.HEALTH has made its FHIR API documentation accessible through the Postman API Network. This resource is specifically for the Well Health FHIR API.
Microsoft has introduced the FHIRlink connector, which facilitates the use of FHIR standards within its Power Platform ecosystem. This integration aims to simplify and accelerate the development of healthcare applications using standardized interoperability methods.
HL7 released an update detailing the use of SI units within the ObservationDefinitionQuantitativeDetailsComponent. This update enhances the standardization of quantitative result reporting across FHIR implementations.
A new common component, ipf-commons-ihe-fhir-r4-audit, was published in the open-source namespace. This component facilitates auditing against FHIR R4 standards.
The discussion highlighted that FHIR references do not always point to a complete FHIR resource. This distinction is important for understanding the scope and usage of FHIR identifiers.
The news discusses providing necessary patient information through a FHIR-enabled integration. This approach aims to deliver data to patients while avoiding additional clinical or IT system burdens.
The eCQI Resource Center held a webinar focusing on the technical integration of QDM, CQL, and FHIR. The session demonstrated how concepts defined in QDM can be mapped and represented within the FHIR framework.
The discussion focused on the potential of FHIR APIs within the healthcare sector. The presentation highlighted how FHIR APIs can be utilized by both payers and providers.