Once again this year, HL7's FHIR specification was a hot topic at HIMSS17, a burning issue discussed ardently across the show floor. (Our apologies, but heat- and flame-related puns seem to be ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. – During the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) Healthcare 2030 event here on Monday, panelists discussed how AI enables transformation in healthcare by allowing more through data ...

As HL7's FHIR standard continues to catch on across healthcare, there are ways it can be leveraged to work in tandem with the Direct protocol for better information exchange, a new report from ...

The Health Level Seven International-developed Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources has been a dark horse of sorts in the national interoperability discussion. While vendors, the federal ...

Health Level Seven International, an Ann Arbor, Mich.-based nonprofit organization, published the third version of its Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources standards framework, according to a ...

BELLEVUE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Edifecs, Inc., a global health information technology solutions company, successfully demonstrated the Edifecs FHIR Bridge Add-On as an essential component for health ...

A little over a year ago, I took to this platform to discuss the basics of HL7’s fast health care interoperability resources, or FHIR. I extolled the virtues of these standards and how they were ...

HL7 FHIR is now five years old and has begun to (slowly) find a bit of traction. I remember thinking at one point how much easier FHIR (pronounced fire) would make my life. At the time, I was on the ...

One thing is not in doubt: everyone would benefit from improved interoperability of healthcare data. Providers strive to take back their day by streamlining referrals, prior authorizations, and ...

Smaller health care providers aren’t adopting federal data standards as fast as the government would like due to an understandable technical skills gap, according to the chief of the IT Resource ...

The list of billion-dollar companies turned healthcare disruptors in 2018 continues to grow. Alphabet recently joined the likes of Apple, Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, JP Morgan Chase, and Walmart to ...