CARMEL, Ind. (March 20, 2018) – Clinical Architecture, a software development company focusing on healthcare enterprise content management, announced today that it has expanded its offerings to includeSymedical on FHIR™, a RESTful API based on the FHIR®Terminology Service standard.
Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR®), created by Health Level Seven International (HL7®), is an open standards framework for exchanging electronic health data while leveraging the latest web standards and maintaining a focus on interoperability.Symedical onFHIR™streamlines the use of clinical and administrative data across contexts ranging from acute or long-term care to public and population health solutions. It packs value into a small, easy-to-use set of services that
- Simplify the usage of industry standard vocabularies such as SNOMED CT, RxNorm, and LOINC as well as FHIR and HL7 Value Sets
- Empower clients to manage custom or proprietary value sets in this same framework, thereby streamlining terminology services into a unified approach
- Support translation between terminologies, both standard and proprietary
- Leverage commonly understood web standards (XML, JSON, HTTP) and a service-based architecture (REST) to jump-start client-side implementations
- Enable a wide variety of solutions from mobile phone apps and EHR-based data sharing to clinical decision support or registry reporting
By addingSymedical onFHIR™to its healthcare enterprise content management solutions, Clinical Architecture is broadening its already robust terminology management capabilities and taking another step in supporting healthcare solutions and vendors that need to use coded terminology without expending resources to become terminology experts themselves. Learn more aboutSymedical onFHIR™, or visit our SymedicalProduct page.
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