As the number of stable FHIR specifications grows, it has become more and more important to find FHIR resources of interest within this volume of data. To make this possible we have developed, with our US partner company Vermonster, the… Continue reading →
Welcome to this three-part blog series about managing FHIR projects and resources on Simplifier.net. Discover hidden gems and features you may not know about! Let’s explore how they are used by different healthcare organizations and FHIR consultants around the world.
If you need a FHIR server that’s well-tested, secure and complies with all the technical safeguards of the HIPAA Security Rule, look no further. Vonk is now HIPAA compliant!
A shed in your backyard, a closet in your spare room, the balcony on the north that you never use anyway. Everyone has it. That place where ‘stuff’ is stored. And exactly how valuable is that stuff if you can’t… 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 →
The FHIR train never stops and neither do we. That’s why we’ve significantly improved your FHIR editing and publishing flow. Here is an overview of everything that’s new in our Simplifier FHIR tool suite: Updated to the latest FHIR version… Continue reading →
How rapid and efficient exchange of health information can help healthcare workers address the global pandemic Written by Ward Weistra and Ysabel Camus Since its introduction in 2014, many health institutions have taken their time to adopt Fast Healthcare Interoperability… 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 October 3rd, we announced that we will change the Forge license. As of January 1st, 2020, the free version of Forge will be licensed for non-commercial use only. We want to secure the future of Forge. Long-term investments in… 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 →