FHIR: A Healthcare Data Standard Designed for the Future

HL7® FHIR® has seen significant adoption, and implementers have created FHIR interfaces and applications across a broad range of use cases — from enabling clinicians to access data with mobile apps to passing patient context from an electronic medical record to decision support services. So feed your mind as we explore the FHIR standard itself, how it’s currently being used, and the impact it could have in the future.

Presented by Russell B. Leftwich, MD, Senior Clinical Advisor, Interoperability, InterSystems

[peterterlinden]

Both visually and orally a great explanation! And some good samples for better understanding :)

[DBRZY]

Very well done, I'm a student learnign FHIR for the first time, this explanation was an excellent overview. Looking forward to implementing it!

[dvidsilva]

Fantastic. I’m a CTO at an incubator and this is a great explanation.

[josemanuelmunoz]

Thank so much. It was really helpful to understand FHIR.

[prabhupathrot]

Great overview of FHIR. Thank you for sharing it.

[MsMsOleg]

Great presentation, it really helps to understand the FHIR concept!

[hiropf]

Thank you! The examples made it easy to understand

[SrikanthPS]

excellent presentation, concise and clear.

[AbbottCanas]

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[renzocalderon]

This was super helpful. Thank you so much for making this!

[geeskndr]

Very well explained, thanks!
Would love to know what tool is used to create that presentation

[valarmathiv]

Thank you so much! Wonderful explanation

[knaraya]

Good overview. But why use airline flights as an example to explain FHIR? I would use a John Doe’ health record as an example. Load John Doe’s health data with all kinds of issues, blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol etc. then show how FHIR could help enrich his basic personal data as the data is pulled from each lab, one at a time, so that a from a single UI the doctor gets a complete Birds Eye view of what is happening with John Doe, and makes detail notes that John Doe can also see, along with all his own records, from the UI. This is how FHIR should be explained. Watch my video which will be released soon.

[sumatiramsinghani]

Thank you so much, this was really very helpful.

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