Today, Monday June 7, is the first day of HL7 FHIR DevDays US 2021. Before us lies a week FHIR, FHIR, FHIR, from 9 AM to 1 AM CET. On Friday, don’t mention the F-word anywhere near me, please! For… Continue reading →
You may come to believe that FHIR is primarily successful in high-income countries, especially while looking at the HAPI FHIR downloads and the Simplifier.net world map. There is also a significant contingent of FHIR implementers in India, but that is… Continue reading →
The background story to bringing DevDays US 2020 Online For seven years, DevDays has been our baby. It’s always something to look forward to, to meet old friends and new people, and to be part of a global community with… Continue reading →
It all started with a cup of coffee in a Starbucks ten months ago. Here we are now launching the FHIR Business Alliance. FHIRBall: Doing business the FHIR way. After the FHIR Connectathon in May 2019, I met with Duncan… Continue reading →
On January 1st, 2020, we will issue a new license for Forge, replacing the current license. Forge will remain free for non-commercial use. Commercial use of Forge will be linked to the Simplifier pricing plans, which also give access to… Continue reading →
Here at DevDays US 2019, where I am writing this blog, we just announced a huge milestone for our company: the launch of our US office in Boston. In the city that lives and breaths medical informatics, we set up… Continue reading →
FHIR is the open API for healthcare. Open APIs have brought innovation to numerous industries and they will bring innovation to healthcare. FHIR will inspire entrepreneurs and developers with great ideas to actually build apps that until now never got… Continue reading →
More than ever, DevDays US 2019 will be a tech event focusing on education in FHIR. Come on Monday, leave on Wednesday, apply what you have learned on Thursday in your day job. That’s our goal for DevDays. Of the… Continue reading →
The top tech companies are now in FHIR. Remember the statement by Microsoft, Amazon, Google, IBM, Oracle, and Salesforce at the US Government meeting in Washington DC this August? As well as that, Microsoft, Google and Philips sponsoring FHIR DevDays… Continue reading →
You have built the greatest healthcare app and a company around it. The app runs on Android and iOS and has that amazing UI that’s rare in healthcare. You also have a stable fanbase of users, telling you they love… Continue reading →
By Rien Wertheim – Ever played the Big Fish Game? You’re a fish and you get bigger by eating smaller fish, until you’re eaten by an even bigger fish. Game over. EHR’s are big fish. They ate paper patient files,… Continue reading →