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- What I understand is that SMART is very clear on opening the health data access (through the API) up to thousands of developers motivated by the iOS/Android platform way of doing things. In this regard, currently the biggest users of healthcare software are not the end users (iOS 8 has the new HealthKit API and Apple has reported started working with healthcare providers. This is a good step, but given that Google failed to do this in the past, lets see how it turns up. Workflow integration is quite important in healthcare unlike other domains where end users can be the endpoint of a service and it's okay to have them as the information endpoint). So what is the reason for leapfrogging the EMRs and targeting directly the programmers who currently cannot do much till the EMRs interop? By this, I don't just mean messaging, but EMRs having non-proprietary interfaces.
- How about EMRs just implementing the API and not opening it up to third party dev? Is the SMART team working with any real world EMR partner? Most EMR systems I think don't even have such good APIs in their own proprietary systems.
- How much do the FHIR and SMART goals align and complement each other? ["Building and maintaining these data models was never our core goal" and "FHIR community has made rapid progress in developing a clean, open, developer-friendly specification for granular data access" and "Building and maintaining these data models was never our core goal"]
- Which are the top three important bottlenecks that SMART+FHIR may solve together ["FHIR standard could provide a powerful way forward for remediating a long list of informational bottlenecks in HIT", http://smartplatforms.org/2013/11/smart-fhir-and-a-plan-for-achieving-healthcare-it-interoperability/].
- Is there any sandbox for running the fhir-starter demos without setting it up on my system?
My interest is beyond the current level of services at which the HIT industry is stuck with many competing standards and no platform as the one SMART envisions. I am looking at the requirements for the platform when there would be smart intelligent devices such as healthcare robots which would connect people, enable collab and empowerment in a patient-centric way. There would be new data models with data being written to by devices and programmed by end users in a workflow with integration with the healthcare system. Quite interested in the real-world application of such.
I could log into the FHIR-demo app and see the prescriptions. Are there other C-CDA data model domains that you guys are working on to include - allergies, vital signs, lab results, smoking status for example?
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