The Future of Healthcare and Clinical Research Under FHIR
summary
Argues that FHIR as a philosophy is driving rapid adoption by Apple, Google, Microsoft and others, not just a message format; shows FHIR aggregating clinical, genomics and social determinants into bi‑directional flows, warns about uncontrolled extensions, and cites 44 zettabytes (2017) of data and a plan for a 7.8 million person aggregated database as achievable; predicts decision‑making shifting to automated systems, notes policy work (patient matching / universal IDs bill with Foster Kelly) and calls for practical implementations, not just models.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:15History of FHIR
- 2:31Small membership
- 3:36V2 vs V3
- 5:23Its more than a standard
- 6:21Influence of the future
- 6:56Quotes
- 8:10Impact of FHIR
- 10:14Social Data
- 11:58Policy is Changing
- 12:54Big Data
- 14:03Decision Making
- 14:39National Initiative
- 14:53Universal IDs
- 15:13Other problems
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