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the FHIR standard
(Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources)
is an international standard being developed by the FHIR community and supported by HL7, an international standards organization.
The model refers to health and administrative data pertaining to patients, delivery of care, and health organizations, throughout the patient journey and across the continuum of care.
A world in which those who need data are able to get accessibility to the relevant data needed at a time and place they need it, while protecting the patients’ privacy and data security.
Wayne Kubick, CTO, HL7
FHIR Community
The FHIR IL community was established by 8400 – The Health Network, Ministry of Health, Israel Innovation Authority, Digital Israel, Joint ELKA, and Yad Hanadiv.
The community was founded in January 2021, in order to define the Israeli FHIR standard and encourage its implementation within the Healthcare System.
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FHIR for the Healthcare System
FHIR is more than a data model; it is part of a paradigm shift in health care.
It is a revolution championing patient-centric, proactive, personalized, data-driven care.
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Reduces the burden of bureaucracy on patients
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Improves patient’s journey and services
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Improves continuency and safety of care
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Promotes preventive, proactive, and personalized health care
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Supports home-hospitalizations and remote medical care
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Promots innovation by integrating third-parties solutions
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Prevents burnout of the medical team
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