Brendan from our Solutions Engineering team gives an overview of the current state of bulk FHIR support among EHR vendors and outlines Redox’s capabilities for bulk data extracts via EHR FHIR APIs.
Pryce Ancona, a Redox data engineer in the trenches, dissects Out of Pocket Health’s 2024 predictions. Did they foresee what healthcare leaders are demanding? Which strategies does the current healthcare economy reward? Plus, how are regulations shaping innovation?
2023 HL7® FHIR® DevDays in Amsterdam stood out in a few ways, and in case you weren’t able to make it to the event, here’s your chance to digest the newly uploaded session recordings.
HL7.org has announced FHIR® R5 is officially released. Find out what's new about this fifth version of FHIR.
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Our entire organization is dedicated to solving problems slowing down the frictionless adoption of technology in healthcare. Within…