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I don't miss HL7 or FHIR one bit. Would have loved a tool like this back when I was doing EHR work. It's encouraging to see stuff like this moving into the OS
by jahsome 4y ago
I don't miss HL7 or FHIR one bit. Would have loved a tool like this back when I was doing EHR work.
It's encouraging to see stuff like this moving into the OS realm, and I genuinely hope this type of competition and collaboration will lead to tangible benefits for patients (cost) and providers (ease of use) alike.
- brown 4y agoThanks! We all have our HL7 v2 pipe delimited scar tissue.
- HillRat 4y agoAnything that can be done to reduce developers' direct interaction with any EDI-based workflow -- and I was on the X12 standards committee back in the day -- is god's work, as far as I'm concerned. FHIR and SMART on FHIR are huge leaps forward in usability, but it's still asking a hell of a lot of devs to come up to speed on those standards before they can retrieve or update any data at all.