Search Tag: FHIR
2026 31 Mar
Health systems produce large volumes of information across electronic records, laboratories, imaging, devices and administrative platforms, making data standardisation central to interoperability and secondary data use. Yet adoption remains uneven. Political fragmentation, technical heterogeneity and the lack of shared implementation practice1Read more
2026 31 Mar
Health systems produce large volumes of information across electronic records, laboratories, imaging, devices and administrative platforms, making data standardisation central to interoperability and secondary data use. Yet adoption remains uneven. Political fragmentation, technical heterogeneity and the lack of shared implementation practice1Read more
2025 18 Nov
Electronic health records (EHR) interoperability has attracted sustained academic and clinical interest, yet a broadly usable form remains elusive. A scoping review of 24 publications from 2014 to 2023, recently published in Health Informatics Journal, mapped how expectations, approaches and persistent problems shape progress, drawing on the 1Read more
2022 08 Jul
Hospitals and other healthcare organisations are where health data is predominantly created. If the European Health Data Space (EHDS) is to become a reality for citizens, both via supporting primary use as well as secondary use of health data, data located in these organisations needs to be able to be shared. Experts, industry, and EU-funded proj1Read more
2021 14 Jun
In this space I will explore monthly topics, from concepts to technologies, related to the necessary steps to build Digital Healthcare Systems. For this month, I have invited Mr Giorgio Cangioli to co-author a brief article on Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR), as hospitals and their interconnections are a critical asset and next1Read more
2021 01 Feb
KLAS and CHIME report on the state of EMR interoperability in 2020 outlining 10 interoperability trends that highlight areas of progress and opportunities for industry improvement. You might also like: How Far is the Future? Compared to the previous KLAS’ report on interoperability published in 2017, the d1Read more