I’ll be updating this through the evening with supporting links, so come back later for more information, but I want to get this published. Fifteen minute video:
A glimpse of how FHIR works, for people who’ve fought to get their data
This is a quick post without a lot of explanation, targeted to perhaps a small number of people but perhaps also intriguing to a lot more. This image is a quick summary of the post below:
[What’s FHIR? I’ve been blogging about it for more than a year; here are all the posts, newest first, though if you’re new to the concept please start here. This post doesn’t require understanding FHIR’s significance, but it sure helps.]
The context: someone needs to get their health data.
[Read more…]Tech-savvy patients: enter the “Patient Innovator Track” at FHIR DevDays!
Deadline Friday, May 22: See timeline below, learn more on the track page, then submit your application. Prizes, fame, community!
And the Patient Innovation winner is …
John Keyes, blood disease patient who created BloodNumbers, a simple app to track his ongoing test results.
[Read more…]FHIR #DevDays announces Patient Innovator Track finalists: two companies, two patients!
The organizers of the FHIR #DevDays conference next month have announced the four finalists who will come to Amsterdam to present their ideas to a panel of judges. I’ll copy/paste here from the conference’s Patient Innovator Track page:
The following applicants have been invited to present their achievement on Wednesday, November 20: [Alphabetically by presenter’s name]
[Read more…]Call for entries: four patient innovators will win a trip to Amsterdam! Are you one?
Have you done something useful with your medical data to help manage your health? (Or someone else’s)
Perhaps others would find it useful… either your exact tool or your general method! In any case, share it with us, and maybe you’ll get brought to Amsterdam for …
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