We have bad news for our US FHIR friends who – in growing numbers over the last years – made the trip to awesome Amsterdam with FHIR DevDays as an excuse. We have now launched the US version of FHIR… Continue reading
New name, same game
Firely. 100% FHIR dedicated. We changed our name: the FHIR team of Furore is now Firely. Why? Couple of reasons. First, Furore was acquired by Conclusion last year. The FHIR team was not part of the acquisition and to avoid… Continue reading
Technology with teeth: #FHIR in the year of Trump and Brexit
For who hasn’t the time to watch the video of Grahame Grieve’s keynote at FHIR Developer Days 2016, here is a summary of the important things he had to say. The central theme of his address is the FHIR community.… Continue reading
Doing #FHIR at DevDays university
The most interesting track of FHIR Developer Days 2016 is the Students Track. This is a one day track, running on Thursday 17 November, in which some 40 students from 15 universities (from Germany, France, Austria, Chile, Netherlands, Switzerland, US)… Continue reading
Custom workflow in Simplifier.net
Recently we added the custom workflow feature to Simplifier.net. The FHIR specification allows for basic workflow statuses: Draft: This resource is still under development. Active: This resource is ready for normal use. Retired: This resource has been withdrawn or superseded… Continue reading
Dutch PHR connectathon at #FHIR DevDays
Earlier this year, the Dutch Patient Federation initiated a national Personal Health Record. Goal is to create a market where PHR vendors provide personal health records and consumer facing apps in a financially and judicially sustainable way. This initiative coincides with… Continue reading
FHIR Implementation Guides in Simplifier.net
Earlier today we released version 13.5 of the FHIR Registry Simplifier.net. This version contains a number of bugfixes and minor improvements plus two major features in Beta: the Implementation Guide Editor & Viewer and GitHub Integration. Let’s focus on the first. Implementation… Continue reading
Clinical research enters the sharing economy with #FHIR
The famous examples of the sharing economy are, of course, Airbnb, Uber, BlaBlacar, Peerby etc. A less prominent example is Sync for Science. In Sync for Science patients share their medical data with clinical researchers. The idea is brilliant and… Continue reading
Apple ResearchKit, Android ResearchStack and #FHIR
One the exciting topics at FHIR DevDays 2016 is the use of FHIR in medical research. Expert in this field is Pascal Pfiffner (bio), who will talk, among other things, about ResearchKit and ResearchStack. ResearchKit (Apple) and ResearchStack (Android) are… Continue reading
Communicative nerds and a tech-savvy consultants, join our #FHIR ranks
One way to measure the success of FHIR is by the growth of the FHIR team. We started with just Ewout Kramer (@ewoutkramer), our CTO and currently one of the FHIR Core Team members. We now have a team in… Continue reading