Devices on FHIR
summary
Devices on FHIR defines concrete IGs (Dec 2017 ballot, aiming normative by end of 2018) that map device data models into FHIR by reusing IEEE 11073 semantics and HL7 v2 concepts and integrating with NIST Rosetta TMS for terminology mapping. Implementations drop the custom deviceComponent resource in favor of an enhanced device resource, keep a stable device metric model, and support channel/VMD/metric relationships so apps can fetch on demand instead of firehosing billions of datapoints; pilots (consumer CGM to hospital) already demonstrate end-to-end feasibility.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:31Journey to this point ...
- 6:54What devices are we talking about?
- 13:22Device Considerations
- 14:53Value of Integrating Device Information
- 18:30Device "MDC" 11073 Terminology
- 22:31Resource Models - Starting @ ISO/IEEE 11073
- 24:35Resource Models - Mapping PoCD to HL7 FHIR
- 31:04Device "Instance" vs. "Kind"
- 35:02Devices on FHIR - Takeaways for 2018
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