HAPI-FHIR Server Implementation to Enhancing Interoperability among Primary Care Health Information Systems in Sri Lanka: Review of the Technical Use Case
<|reference_start|>HAPI-FHIR Server Implementation to Enhancing Interoperability among Primary Care Health Information Systems in Sri Lanka: Review of the Technical Use Case: This review underscores the vital role of interoperability in digital health, advocating for a standardized framework. It focuses on implementing a Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) server, addressing technical, semantic, and process challenges. FHIR's adaptability ensures uniformity within Primary Care Health Information Systems, fostering interoperability. Patient data management complexities highlight the pivotal role of semantic interoperability in seamless patient care. FHIR standards enhance these efforts, offering multiple pathways for data search. The ADR-guided FHIR server implementation systematically addresses challenges related to patient identity, biometrics, and data security. The detailed development phases emphasize architecture, API integration, and security. The concluding stages incorporate forward-looking approaches, including HHIMS Synthetic Dataset testing. Envisioning FHIR integration as transformative, it anticipates a responsive healthcare environment aligned with the evolving digital health landscape, ensuring comprehensive, dynamic, and interconnected systems for efficient data exchange and access.<|reference_end|>
@article{jayathissa2024hapi-fhir,
    title={HAPI-FHIR Server Implementation to Enhancing Interoperability among
  Primary Care Health Information Systems in Sri Lanka: Review of the Technical
  Use Case},
    author={Prabath Jayathissa, Roshan Hewapathirana},
    journal={European Modern Studies Journal 2024},
    year={2024},
    archivePrefix={arXiv},
    eprint={2402.02838},
    primaryClass={cs.CY}
}