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In my experience very few people are supporting FHIR. It's a huge shift for many of the companies running EMRs from HL7/VPN to JSON/HTTPS/REST
by gravypod 8y ago
In my experience very few people are supporting FHIR. It's a huge shift for many of the companies running EMRs from HL7/VPN to JSON/HTTPS/REST
- organsnyder 8y agoFHIR is incredibly exciting right now: - CMS Blue Button 2.0 offering access for 53 million Medicare recipients: https://bluebutton.cms.gov/ https://bluebutton.cms.gov/ - First (partially) normative release (R4) - Record attendance at the most recent FHIR Hackathon in San Antonio - MU3 mandating providers offer FHIR endpoints I think there's still plenty of room for old-style HL7v2/CCD/CDA/etc. interop, but FHIR is maturing and gaining adoption at an accelerating clip.