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A digital health product rarely loses a year because the clinical logic is unfinished. It loses the year in a queue it does not control: a hospital interface request, an EPR supplier change note, and a safety case that still cannot name the source system. A standardised pipeline…
Data residency conversations in healthcare still start too late: usually after a cloud region is chosen or a vendor contract is signed. Sovereignty is not a checkbox on a procurement form. It is an integration architecture problem: where data may live, who may process it, and wh…
Most hospitals will not wake up one Monday on pure FHIR. They run decades of HL7 version 2 feeds for ADT, orders, and results, while new programmes demand FHIR APIs for apps, national exchanges, and analytics. The winning strategy is coexistence with clear contracts — not a big-…
Connecting each analyser or medical device straight to the clinical system feels fastest on the first interface. By the tenth, every firmware upgrade is a mini-project, mappings drift, and nobody can say which message produced a wrong result. Middleware versus point-to-point is …
Calling an interface “FHIR” does not make it interoperable. FHIR becomes valuable when it is treated as a deployable contract: agreed profiles, identity rules, terminology bindings, and acknowledgement behaviour that both sides can test before go-live. Without that contract, you…
