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In the past few years, FHIR® has become nearly synonymous with healthcare interoperability thanks to rapidly growing adoption by EHR vendors, developers, payers, and patient applications. That’s why we’re starting a blog series dedicated to all things FHIR, to help you better understand what it
While at the NCQA Health Innovation Summit last month, 1upHealth’s CSO, Dr. Don Rucker, was part of a FHIRside Chat with Edward Yurcisin, CTO. Together they discussed the importance of FHIR® and why it matters for our industry, the NCQA digital quality solutions pilot, understanding
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FHIR® Overview In the healthcare space, most clinical data standards are set by HL7. The process of creating a new standard, and releasing it to healthcare professionals and developers is difficult. The reason for this is due to variability of protocol standardization that often encompasses
Fhir (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resource) is a standard that defines the data formats and elements for exchanging electronic health records across the health processes, which is created and maintained by HL7
That’s why 1upHealth now provides FHIR® validator for all the available FHIR® resources in DSTU2 and STU3 versions.
FHIR® provides atomic access to medical data via a RESTful API . CDA/CCD is a method of structuring a patient’s full medical history in an XML document.
FHIR® is the introduction of a new HL7 standard that makes it easier to interact with health data and transmit it.
Meaningful Use 3 is requiring health systems to provide API level access to applications authorized by patients.
