Deliver a future-proof AI strategy with a FHIR data store
Only 6% of healthcare executives have an established AI strategy. How are you preparing to deploy AI at scale while keeping costs and compliance in mind?
Only 6% of healthcare executives have an established AI strategy. How are you preparing to deploy AI at scale while keeping costs and compliance in mind?
Niko recently wrote a great article about Redox’s vision Supporting the Human Connection in Healthcare. One image…
At Redox, we're taking a pragmatic approach to building microservices, especially in how we handle cross-cutting concerns. Most refer to this part of a microservice ecosystem as the chassis—things that every microservice needs to have in order for us to be confident that it's a quality product. The chassis includes:
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Tech teams move to microservices for many reasons. The flexibility that microservices afford hits on a lot of the “keys to success” agreed to in the industry:
Character encoding is one of the most arcane subjects a technologist will ever encounter, yet it underpins literally…
At Redox, we use AWS for all our infrastructure needs, and logging into the AWS console often reminds…
What Comes After FHIR? Redox is live with an actual FHIR integration.
In this post, I’m going to share how I set up a Node.js server behind an AWS load…
In a previous post titled “3 Questions to ask your healthcare API vendor”, I touched on why…
