FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) is a rapidly growing data exchange technology that provides a framework for sharing electronic health information using modern web services and APIs. It allows for the exchange of specific pieces of health data rather than entire documents. FHIR uses a concept called "Resources" which are basic structured data sets. It is developer friendly, free to use, supports RESTful architecture, and provides cost savings for healthcare IT teams.

1. FHIR
Fast Healthcare Interoperability
Resources

2. What is FHIR
 Rapidly growing data exchange
technology -FHIR (Pronounced as Fire)
 It Provides a Framework standards for
the exchange, integration, sharing and
retrieval of electronic health
information.

3. How FHIR Works
 FHIR actively using the modern
webservices .This approach makes it
easier for systems to exchange very
specific, well-defined pieces of
information, rather than entire
documents. Replacing the CCDA( or
Consolidated Clinical Document.

4. FHIR Technology
 The major technology change embodied in
FHIR is a fundamental move away from a
document-centric approach to a data-level
access approach using application
programming interfaces or APIs. Specifically,
FHIR features a concept called “Resources,”
meaning a very basic set of structured data.

5. Top Reasons to use FHIR
 Developer Friendly
 Specification is Free for Use
 Supports RESTful Architecture
 Fast and Easy to Implement
 Cost Savings for Healthcare IT Teams
 FHIR is Vendor-Neutral
 Well Suited for Mobile

6. Cost Savings for Healthcare IT
Teams
 Since HL7 FHIR makes use of several well-known
web technologies, the skills required to develop
applications with FHIR are directly transferable from
anyone working in website or web app
development. This means that your pool of
candidates is much larger and thus it is easier and
less expensive to build out your team.

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