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SMART on FHIR® Supports Safe Access to Healthcare Data
SMART (Substitutable Medical Applications and Reusable Technologies) adds a layer of security in front of FHIR® interfaces to support safe access to data held within an EHR or any other repository.
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Current State of FHIR
Current state of FHIR
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New twist on FHIR: HIT standards enable PATIENT access to health data
New twist on FHIR: HIT standards enable PATIENT access to health data
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Preparing for the on-demand future of health care
A connected foundation. Preparing for the on-demand future of health care
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Setting the World on FHIR®: Three Reasons Why This Hot New Standard is Sparking Action
So what is it about FHIR® that’s inspiring HL7® and IHE to explicitly ratify their commitment to realizing and implementing the standard as soon as humanly possible?
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FHIR® is Sparking Innovation in Health Information Sharing
FHIR®, or Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources, is one of the next generation HL7® standards in healthcare data integration, and is focused on decreasing interoperability costs, and unlocking technical innovation in healthcare.
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Corepoint Health CTO Dave Shaver discusses HL7 FHIR in Healthcare IT News
Corepoint Health CTO Dave Shaver discusses HL7 FHIR in Healthcare IT News
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FHIR Update: Progress with SMART on FHIR and Argonaut
FHIR update: Progress with SMART on FHIR and Argonaut
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Interoperability comes to a head: Customers, Congress now leaning on EHR vendors, who are opening arms to FHIR
Interoperability comes to a head: Customers, Congress now leaning on EHR vendors, who are opening arms to FHIR
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