9 articles
EHR standardization and interoperability are keys to avoiding dependence on a single vendor (lock-in). We explain why standards support eases migration and coordination, and the perspective hospitals should hold.
SS-MIX2 is a mechanism for storing health information in a standard format. We explain, in plain terms, its purpose, structure, relationship to HL7 FHIR, and what it means for hospitals — no expertise required.
HL7 FHIR is an international standard for exchanging health information. We explain, in plain terms, its relationship to EHR standardization and the information-sharing service, and what it means for hospitals.
The information-sharing service that shares clinical data between institutions. This article organizes what the target 3 documents and 6 data items are and the preparation steps hospitals should take toward compliance.
The value and approach of running clinical pathways in the EHR — quality gains from standardization, linkage to daily records, and turning variance analysis into improvement.
How acute-care hospitals can use clinical data for research — the importance of standardization, ethical and legal considerations for secondary use, and how the EHR and cloud platform help.
An overview of Japan's standard EHR and the Medical DX Vision 2030 — the 3 documents / 6 data items of the information-sharing service, FHIR standards, the 2030 adoption goal, and the shift from on-premise to cloud.
An overview of the Electronic Clinical-Information Coordination Add-On, which reorganized the former Medical DX add-on in the FY2026 revision — points, core requirements, and its relationship to the EHR.
How to standardize rehab plans that vary by author in form and granularity, using generative AI and form design — keeping quality consistent while streamlining, with review as the premise.
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