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While the #FHIR specification greatly enhances healthcare #interoperability, beginners often find it challenging to navigate. Analysts and developers frequently face issues that aren't directly addressed in the FHIR documentation. Below is an overview of some common questions surrounding the FHIR search.
For those seeking more detailed information and examples, check out our comprehensive article on FHIR search linked in the comments!
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Certified #EHR developers must prepare for new HTI-1 Final Rule requirements, including the integration of AI-driven Predictive Decision Support Interventions (PDSI) and Standardized FHIR endpoints. With compliance deadlines approaching, now is the time to start addressing these complex updates.
Better navigate the challenges of real-time data sharing, patient access restrictions, and USCDI v3 updates by looking into the Key Takeaways for Achieving HTI-1 Compliance.
https://lnkd.in/gxcMNPvs#EHRCompliance#HealthIT#FHIR#DataInteroperability
In continuation of my previous post about my FHIR data interoperability project, this week I'm diving into some use case-driven scenarios and how FHIR helps us achieve them. It's all about the Bundles—one of the standout features of the FHIR server. Bundles make system interactions straightforward, reducing the complexity of the code needed to introduce new features. For example, third-party niche healthcare service providers can interact with an EMR using a single comprehensive bundle, allowing them to report or stream their services seamlessly.
I have used the ClinFHIR scenario builder to generate the images. Thanks to Intersystems for supporting this service. I have also added some real time delivery bottlenecks in the last page that I have witnessed in my experience that is crucial for project success.
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That's what a lot of people don't understand with FHIR. The international resources are not the gold standard to adopt as is, they are not MEANT to be the perfection all must follow without wavering a hair from, they are not even meant to be fully complete, even the few that are "normative" (meaning "completed"). They are a basic toolbox meant to be customized, adapted, enhanced to fit your country/use-case's needs. That's why one must first create national bottom up driven data models, then see how one can exchange those in FHIR and not the other way around, not take international FHIR resources as a national data model structure.
#FHIR follows the 80/20 rule: 80% of common use cases are addressed by the standard resources, but for the other 20%, we rely on customization.
FHIR Profiles play a crucial role in this customization, ensuring that specific healthcare requirements are met without compromising #interoperability.
We've put together an infographic that breaks down the essentials of FHIR Profiles. It's a quick reference for anyone working with FHIR to understand how profiles help standardize data exchange and ensure interoperability.
I hope you find it useful!
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HIMSS has called for delays in finalizing some of the proposed certification requirements from ASTP/ONC's HTI-2 rule. Concerns were raised about implementing Bulk FHIR v2.0 by 2028 before it’s fully tested and validated, as well as the tight timeline for developers to meet new predictive decision support requirements by 2025.
HIMSS supports many of the proposed changes but urges ASTP/ONC to consider costs and resources for developers. Additionally, HIMSS backs a Protecting Care Access exception for information blocking and calls for collaboration to fund health IT modules in public health settings.
HIMSS remains committed to advancing nationwide interoperability. Read more here: https://bit.ly/485yby8
FHIR is an innovative data exchange standard developed by HL7 to enhance the sharing of healthcare information. Born out of the need to overcome the limitations of previous standards, FHIR API represents a significant leap forward.
🔍 What Does It Do? FHIR APIs increase data transparency and facilitate the discovery of healthcare information. They help streamline the integration of various systems, ensuring that data is not only more accessible but also consistently interpretable across healthcare platforms.
🛡️ Why It Matters? The challenge lies in making healthcare data easily shareable while maintaining the strict privacy required in medical fields. FHIR APIs address this by simplifying data exchanges without compromising patient security.
Looking to implement FHIR API in your healthcare systems? Connect with us to explore how FHIR can revolutionize data interoperability in your organization. #FHIR#healthcaredata#interoperability#healthcareinteroperability#digitalhealth
In this past month's release, Retrohook introduced a pair of significant enhancements aimed at augmenting both integration efficiency and functionality.
First, we added a generative mapping feature that leverages our custom LLM to simplify working with 🔥 FHIR R4 standards. This creates a semantic map that interprets incoming messages in workflows, making it easier to manage healthcare data.
This approach not only simplifies the process of integrating FHIR R4 into users' workflows but also ensures a higher level of precision and adaptability in handling healthcare data.
We have also expanded our platform's capabilities to include polling of SFTP servers for HL7 messages. This enhancement facilitates edge cases with nuanced EHRs.
Solution Architect | FHIR Evangelist
7moCommon Questions about FHIR Search: https://edenlab.io/blog/common-questions-about-fhir-search-from-bas-and-developers