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Healthcare AI App Verification Program Launches to Streamline EHR Integration

Healthcare AI app verification program aims to bridge the gap between the growing demand for AI and the challenges of EHR integration..

Industry Partnership Seeks Standardized Process for Vetting & Integrating AI-Powered SMART-FHIR Healthcare Apps

Darena Solutions is partnering with Leidos and SLI Compliance on an initiative that would establish a standardized procedure to vet artificial intelligence-powered healthcare applications and integrate them into electronic health record systems. Darena said Tuesday that the verification process would be tailored to AI apps developed using the Substitutable Medical Applications and Reusable Technologies on Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources application programming interface.

Simplifying Healthcare App Development: Darena Solutions Launches MeldRx

Drummond Group Unveils First-of-its-Kind FHIR Client Certification Program, a Groundbreaking Health IT Initiative

Comprehensive, longitudinal patient records – keys to success

American patients will see an average of 18.7 different doctors during their lives. Each encounter will generate its own data, including diagnoses, vital statistics, lab results, medications and more. Assembling all of this into a single, comprehensive record, even within the same health system, is challenging, to say the least. But having that longitudinal medical record is key to providers' ability to care for patients effectively and efficiently. Add payers to the mix and the potential for incomplete records grows even more. Pawan Jindal is CEO and founder of Darena Solutions, vendor of a platform for healthcare data management. He knows the challenges of piecing together comprehensive, longitudinal patient records. We interviewed Jindal to discuss why the need for comprehensive, longitudinal patient records; what the challenges are to assembling them; how hospitals and health systems can piece them together and share them among hospitals, labs, payers and providers; and what k