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 Today, the healthcare organisations are
working harder towards modernizing their
data process.
 Before, the EDI standards like HL7, ANSI X12
have widely used for data modelling and
communication purposes within the
healthcare organisation.
 But now, the new advanced data standard
FHIR, developed by HL7 International has
gained a huge adoption rate among the tech
savvy healthcare professionals.
 Healthcare EDI is an electronic data interchange
used in healthcare systems.
 With the help of EDI standards, healthcare
organisations can transmit data back and forth
using standardised formats specially designed for
that specific industry.
 Healthcare EDI transmits messages in the
following ways:
Peer-to-peer messaging
Value-added networks (VANs)
Mobile EDI
Cloud EDI
 FHIR solves the same problem that EDI
solves: in order to effectively communicate
data, there must be a standard way of
modeling that data so that all parties can
understand what the data represents.
 At its core, FHIR is simply a description of
how healthcare data can be organized and
presented so that the meaning of the data is
clear.
 FHIR is an API-driven data standard, while
EDI is a document-driven data standard. This
difference has two major implications:
 FHIR data payloads can be more flexible,
since they are based on API resources rather
than full EDI documents
 FHIR data transfer is simpler than EDI (FHIR
uses the same transfer technology used by
ordinary web browsers)
 API Resources vs EDI Documents
 API-driven technologies like FHIR can support
a wide range of communications by
combining API resources in customized ways.
 In contrast, EDI document models are
designed from the top-down to capture a
rigid set of information.
 API Requests vs EDI Transfer
 APIs operate using a request-response model.
This means that communicating using the
FHIR standard functions similarly to asking a
question and immediately receiving an
answer.
 In contrast, EDI requires a separate protocol
to transfer documents to remote parties.
 Even outside of the healthcare industry, data
movement is consistently becoming more
API-driven.
 The benefits that FHIR provides compared to
EDI are an example of this more global trend,
and they include:
 Simplicity
 Flexibility
 Enhanced Interoperability
 FHIR allows for more flexible data
consumption by replacing rigid EDI
documents with flexible API resources.
 Interoperability is another benefit of moving
towards API-driven communication.
 FHIR simplifies healthcare data exchange by
reducing the layers of complexity required to
package data and send it to a remote party.
Our best healthcare integration experts
provide our clients with world-class HL7
FHIR integration service and support
ranging from implementing to hosting and
managing your organization’s full healthcare
integration.
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Fhir vs edi in healthcare

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     Today, thehealthcare organisations are working harder towards modernizing their data process.  Before, the EDI standards like HL7, ANSI X12 have widely used for data modelling and communication purposes within the healthcare organisation.  But now, the new advanced data standard FHIR, developed by HL7 International has gained a huge adoption rate among the tech savvy healthcare professionals.
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     Healthcare EDIis an electronic data interchange used in healthcare systems.  With the help of EDI standards, healthcare organisations can transmit data back and forth using standardised formats specially designed for that specific industry.  Healthcare EDI transmits messages in the following ways: Peer-to-peer messaging Value-added networks (VANs) Mobile EDI Cloud EDI
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     FHIR solvesthe same problem that EDI solves: in order to effectively communicate data, there must be a standard way of modeling that data so that all parties can understand what the data represents.  At its core, FHIR is simply a description of how healthcare data can be organized and presented so that the meaning of the data is clear.
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     FHIR isan API-driven data standard, while EDI is a document-driven data standard. This difference has two major implications:  FHIR data payloads can be more flexible, since they are based on API resources rather than full EDI documents  FHIR data transfer is simpler than EDI (FHIR uses the same transfer technology used by ordinary web browsers)
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     API Resourcesvs EDI Documents  API-driven technologies like FHIR can support a wide range of communications by combining API resources in customized ways.  In contrast, EDI document models are designed from the top-down to capture a rigid set of information.
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     API Requestsvs EDI Transfer  APIs operate using a request-response model. This means that communicating using the FHIR standard functions similarly to asking a question and immediately receiving an answer.  In contrast, EDI requires a separate protocol to transfer documents to remote parties.
  • 8.
     Even outsideof the healthcare industry, data movement is consistently becoming more API-driven.  The benefits that FHIR provides compared to EDI are an example of this more global trend, and they include:  Simplicity  Flexibility  Enhanced Interoperability
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     FHIR allowsfor more flexible data consumption by replacing rigid EDI documents with flexible API resources.  Interoperability is another benefit of moving towards API-driven communication.  FHIR simplifies healthcare data exchange by reducing the layers of complexity required to package data and send it to a remote party.
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    Our best healthcareintegration experts provide our clients with world-class HL7 FHIR integration service and support ranging from implementing to hosting and managing your organization’s full healthcare integration.
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    Read More AboutHL7 FHIR @ CapMinds FHIR Blog
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    Contact us CapMinds Technologies 42240Mason Ridge Ct, Brambleton, VA 20148 +1 571.213.3245 info@capminds.com https://www.capminds.com