FHIR R5 is here
HL7.org has announced FHIR® R5 is officially released. Find out what's new about this fifth version of FHIR.
HL7.org has announced FHIR® R5 is officially released. Find out what's new about this fifth version of FHIR.
3 things to do now. Whether you were able to stay through the entire FHIR interoperability considerations…
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