Azure Health Data Services
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Azure Health Data Services is a managed, HIPAA‑BAA eligible cloud suite that combines a FHIR service, DICOM service and MedTech ingestion to unify clinical, imaging and device streams. It provides $convert rules-based HL7/CDA→FHIR, a bulk FHIR import to hydrate large datasets, event triggers, rules-based de-identification rules, Power BI connector and a Synapse/parquet analytics pipeline. Demonstrated result: a single synthetic patient (Sally Sim, age 70) with four mammography studies, associated diagnostic reports and one medication (levothyroxine), images viewable via OHIF at dicom.azurewebsites.net.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00The data challenge
- 1:04Azure health data services
- 4:25Architecture and services
- 7:27Standards and integration
- 10:57Data ingestion strategies
- 14:39IoT and clinical use cases
- 16:30Export, analytics, and flow
- 23:43Longitudinal patient records
- 26:02Query demonstration and close
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