FHIR is becoming the central standard for the interoperable exchange of medical information. At the same time, isolated systems, different interfaces, and lack of transparency over data flows often hinder seamless integration of clinical and administrative processes. Increasing demands for data exchange, interoperability, and digital care add additional pressure on healthcare facilities to make data structured and available across organizations. In the absence of integrated interface structures, media breaks, redundant data storage, and inefficient processes arise.
- Organization & Technology Consulting
- Digital Healthcare
- FHIR Interfaces
FHIR Interfaces
Digital care often fails not in applications, but in data exchange. How do you create interoperable information flows across systems and organizational boundaries?
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Why connected health systems are crucial
Challenges of our customers
Proprietary interfaces
Different systems use individual interfaces and data formats, making integration and data exchange difficult.
High integration effort
New applications, platforms, and partners often need to be individually integrated.
Lack of standardization
Medical information is available in different structures and can only be processed to a limited extent.
Requirements for data exchange
New digital care models require standardized and cross-sector data flows.
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FHIR as the basis of interoperable health data
FHIR is more than a technical interface. The standard provides the basis for a structured, standardized, and future-proof exchange of medical information. That’s why we develop FHIR-based integration concepts that connect existing system landscapes and sustainably enable cross-organizational data exchange.
Our areas of consultation
FHIR strategy
Development of interoperable integration and target architectures for standardized data exchange.
Integration architecture
Connection of HIS, laboratory, RIS, PACS, medical technology, and third-party systems through standardized FHIR interfaces.
Data models
Harmonization of medical information and transformation of existing data structures into FHIR resources.
Interoperability management
Establishing control, role, and responsibility models for sustainable data exchange.
ePA integration
Creating the technical prerequisites for data exchange with ePA, patient portals, and digital health platforms.
Privacy & compliance
Consideration of data protection, information security, and regulatory requirements in interoperable platform, data, and communication structures.
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Our contribution to your success
FHIR provides the basis for standardized and future-proof information flows in healthcare. We support healthcare facilities in reducing integration efforts, improving interoperability, and making medical information usable for digital care, analytics, and future innovations.
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FC-Gruppe GmbH
AdministrationAm Storrenacker 8 76139 Karlsruhe
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