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How FHIR is driving the new interoperability

Mobi Health News

cofounder Indu Subaiya presented their assessment of the drivers of the new interoperability in healthcare. Matthew Holt is co-chair of Health 2.0. At the Dev4Health conference in Cleveland on Monday andTuesday, he and Health 2.0 This is a summary of some of their remarks, and Holt's other observations from the conference.

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API Security conference -- on #FHIR

Healthcare Exchange Standards

Join me at my presentations at #APISecure2022 where I will be surrounded by far smarter people on API security. Protecting a FHIR API starts with fundamentals of protecting an API. So please secure your #FHIR API and Apps. This is a virtual event, so you should certainly be able to sign up.

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Spreadsheets for #FHIR Resources

Health Intersections

I also added this to the ci-build at [link] , so it will be present for all future versions of FHIR. Alternatives: the FHIR Mapping Language MDMI (and see MDHT ) Writing your own code… To help people with spreadsheet mapping exercises, I’ve published the following files: [link] [link] [link].

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#FHIR DevDays: Collaboration in the time of the virus

Health Intersections

The FHIR community is not immune to all this; the pandemic means that we’ve had to suspend our regular meeting cycles, and it seems like it will be at least the rest of the year, or even longer, before we can plan to meet face to face again (and even longer for international travel). John Loonsk will present about eCR Now.

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Security of #FHIR implementations concerns

Healthcare Exchange Standards

Security Report: " The New Healthcare Ecosystem will depend on FHIR APis, but Are They Secure? The point we should take from this research is that EHRs are doing a good job of securing their FHIR implementations FHIR is good and worthy There is room for improvement in some implementations There are included recommended improvements.

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Hard #FHIR Safety Problem: Synchronization

Health Intersections

It’s a common thing for implementers to want to do with FHIR: connect to a FHIR server, and make a local copy of the information provided by the server, and then check back occasionally with the server for updates – that is, new resources, or changes to existing resources. (In “I never took X”).

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FHIR, cloud, pop health and social determinants spark new security challenges

Healthcare IT News - Telehealth

FHIR and APIs. New proposed standards for interoperability and new FHIR standards for letting systems share health information, as well as facilitating patient access through open APIs, recently made waves through the healthcare landscape. If they aren’t on your list of concerns, Finn says they should be. We have to do it.

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