More about argonaut
December 21, 2014 1 Comment
This time from John Halamka
Project Argonaut: from Grahame
December 11, 2014 1 Comment
I guess that most readers of this blog are also subscribed to the FHIR list, but in case you’re not – the following email from Grahame was sent last night, so I’ve taken the liberty of reproducing it in full here:
From Grahame Grieve on the FHIR List:
The FHIR Choir in Amsterdam
December 9, 2014 3 Comments
And another video from Rene from the recent dev days:
Don’t blame me for the singing – I wasn’t even there…
The Circle of Care in FHIR
December 9, 2014 7 Comments
I was asked an interesting question yesterday by one of my colleagues at Orion Health – how to best represent a patients ‘Circle of Care’ (or Care Circle) in FHIR. Now, there are a number of different interpretations of what a Care Circle actually is, but in our scenario it’s all about relationships between a patient, and those who are involved in their care (which includes clinical and non-clinical alike).
Project Argonaut
December 5, 2014 Leave a comment
An interesting development in the US using FHIR to access data in EHR systems:
- The official notification from Chuck
- and another from John Halamka
- Health Informatics article
exciting times!
More FHIR videos
December 4, 2014 1 Comment
Rene Spronk has created a number of video’s that feature FHIR – in fact we looked at one just recently where the FHIR chiefs signed a poster of themselves in Chicago (with the proceeds to go to a good cause – I live in hope…)
I had occasion to go back and have a look at some of them, and there are a couple of recent ones worth mentioning – one serious, and one not so much…
Contemplating compartments in FHIR
December 3, 2014 1 Comment
This is one of those posts that I am really writing for myself, so I know where go when I (again) get confused by FHIR compartments.
Clinical resources in FHIR
November 13, 2014 3 Comments
I gave a talk on Clinical resources in FHIR at the recent seminar in Melbourne, which was actually a bit more work to prepare than I had anticipated. I’ve given a few FHIR talks, but generally they were about the fundamentals of FHIR or more technical training, and this was intended to be aimed more at a clinical audience.
FHIR Medication lists revisited
October 13, 2014 6 Comments
We’ve looked at representing a patients list of medications in a number of previous posts. This one describes using the List resource to describe the list, here we talked about updating the list using a transaction, and here were some thoughts on what a regional shared list might look like.
Just recently I’ve been involved in doing some more detailed design for this, as we’re looking at building a concrete implementation at Orion Health, so I’ve revisited how we could do it.
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