It’s safe to assume that if you’re part of the healthcare technology industry, you’ve heard the buzz around FHIR (HL7’s Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources data standard). With the swirl around ...
The Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resource, or FHIR (pronounced ‘fire’), is a new term in healthcare that’s witnessing growing interest and spreading almost like fire. FHIR is the latest standard ...
The release of the Office of the National Coordinator’s (ONC) Connecting Health and Care for the Nation marks a dramatic shift from focus on Meaningful Use to incenting all stakeholders to fix our ...
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Black Book Research Publishes 2026-2027 Update: "Global Growth Opportunities for openEHR Adoption"
The 2026-2027 update refreshes Black Book's baseline readiness analysis and details why openEHR's global momentum is increasingly tied to AI-usable longitudinal clinical records, digital sovereignty, ...
Matthew Holt is co-chair of Health 2.0. At the Dev4Health conference in Cleveland on Monday andTuesday, he and Health 2.0 cofounder Indu Subaiya presented their assessment of the drivers of the new ...
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 ...
Rosow brings more than 30 years of experience across healthcare technology, data interoperability, and venture-backed company ...
The agency has released several adjustments to the first draft of the interoperability guidelines and expects to unveil version 2.0 next spring Healthcare leaders have a bit more clarity on FHIR, ...
At HIMSS26, leaders from HL7 Da Vinci Project and Aetna will show how C-suite leaders – and all patients – can benefit from the interoperability spec, which is enabling process automation for more ...
Former ONC chief Don Rucker and HL7 are championing a new form of healthcare IT interoperability. Newly maturing standards for healthcare data interoperability will make providers more accountable to ...
A little over a decade ago, fewer than 10% of hospitals were using electronic health records (EHRs). But then healthcare officially moved into the digital age when the 2009 Health Information ...
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