CA/UN HAPI updated the search parameter for its FHIR Japanese API Server to version 4.1.0. This update provides specific technical specifications for Japanese healthcare data interoperability.
A discussion was held regarding the appropriate use of FHIR resource types. The discussion emphasized that only 'normative' FHIR resource types should be utilized.
Flexpa has launched a new Endpoint Directory. This directory provides clear documentation regarding available FHIR resources and their associated operations.
HL7 Australia released a specific XML representation for the BodyStructure element concerning 'Bone tissue of left shoulder'. This resource is part of the AU Base v4.1.0 standard, which is based on FHIR R4.
Sysmex has provided a JSON representation for the CH LAB-Report (R4) specification, utilizing the HL7 FHIR standard. This development facilitates the integration of laboratory data from the Sysmex XP-300 instrument into modern interoperability systems.
HL7 Australia published a new Implementation Guide for the TTL representation of Organization resources. This guide updates the standard to include HPI-O, providing technical specifications for Australian healthcare interoperability.
UW Health is actively recruiting an Integration Engineer III. The role requires deep technical knowledge of industry standards including HL7, FHIR, Epic, and Cloverleaf.
The Australian Base IG has updated its standard to utilize FHIR R4. This new version supersedes previous drafts, including the AU Base 1 on STU3 Draft.
KBV has released an FHIR mapping for maternal health records, focusing on data elements like 'Angaben zur Mutter' (Maternal Information). This initiative aims to standardize the exchange of maternal health data within the German healthcare system.
A discussion was held regarding the development of a workflow integrating OpenMRS with FHIR standards. The discussion focused on the technical requirements for connecting the two systems.
fhir.ch published a new version (v1.5.0) of the XML representation for VCT Observations. This resource relates to observations of notifiable communicable infectious diseases.
Data Standards Wales published a specific ValueSet related to gender identity. This resource is intended for use within FHIR implementations, supporting standardized data representation.
Data Standards Wales published the ValueSet 'DataStandardsWalesWrrsTaskType'. This ValueSet is part of the Wales FHIR Implementation Guide and allows for the import of all related codes from a CodeSystem.
The integration enables users to connect various applications and databases using FHIR and Salesforce data. This allows for the use of any BI tool and combining data sources.
A decision support system was created to interpret clinical practice guidelines encoded using FHIR and OMOP. This system aims to automate the monitoring of adherence to established clinical guidelines.
The industry is seeing vendors adopt FHIR standards for advanced interoperability across 40 medical and surgical specialties. This trend indicates a move toward standardized data exchange across diverse healthcare systems.
The initiative focuses on health information exchange for birthing dyads where substance exposure is a factor. This effort utilizes the FHIR Release 4 (R4) standard to support comprehensive data exchange.
Specialty EHR vendors are implementing tailored solutions that leverage FHIR and SMART on FHIR standards. This integration aims to enhance data sharing capabilities across various clinical workflows.
A GitHub issue was opened concerning the ValueSet $expand operation incorrectly setting the 'total' field to 'count'. This change addresses a technical inconsistency within the hapi-fhir library implementation.