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Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR, pronounced "fire") is a draft standard describing data formats and elements (known as "resources") and an application programming interface (API) for exchanging electronic health records

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Announcement Kwabena Ayim-Aboagye · Apr 23

#North American Demo Showcase entry. 

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⏯️ Message Operational Data Store

Create an operational data store using the data flowing through your production. Create user-defined analytics tables based on fields and paths to their data from incoming documents with varying standards (FHIR, CDA, HL7v2, etc.).

Presenters: 
🗣 @Kwabena Ayim-Aboagye, Sales Engineer at InterSystems
🗣 @Christopher Carmichael, Sales Engineer at InterSystems
🗣 @Jeff Semmens, Senior Sales Engineer at InterSystems

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Announcement Zelong Wang · May 7

#North American Demo Showcase entry. 

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⏯️ Health Galaxy: AI-Enabling Healthcare Applications

Health Galaxy creates an AI access point on top of any FHIR server, bringing healthcare into the AI future that has become a reality for many other industries. 

  • AI access: Health Galaxy gives AI agents a single gateway into any healthcare system, so they can pull patient data, schedule appointments, and check insurance automatically instead of a human doing it manually. 
  • Ease of use: You point it at an existing FHIR endpoint, click a button, and it generates an MCP endpoint automatically from the capability statement. 
  • FHIR: Since we are using FHIR, we can leverage both the storage and exchange capabilities of InterSystems IRIS.

🗣 Presenter: @Zelong Wang, Sales Engineer at InterSystems 

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Question Shane M Elliott · Apr 28

I am working on setting up OAUTH with FHIR and Microsoft Entra.  I have configured the Client and configured it in the FHIR Server successfully. However, I get 401 when authenticating with a token.   Looking at ^ISCLOG I see:
^ISCLOG("Data",9,0)="accessToken=<jwt token>, scope=, aud="
^ISCLOG("Data",10)=$lb(3,"OAuth2","[OAuth2.ServerDefinition:ValidateJWT]","171430","%SYS","2026-04-28 17:41:25.305549397","OAuth2.ServerDefinition.1","","zwKKakZZZx2")
^ISCLOG("Data",10,0)="JWT valid? sc=1"
^ISCLOG("Data",11)=$lb(3,"HSFHIRServer","[HS.FHIRServer.

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Article Tani Frankel · Apr 26 1m read

A very important feature for HL7 FHIR has been introduced with the release of v2026.1 - the support for SMART on FHIR v2 fine-grained granular Scopes.

This enables you to be much stricter and more accurate in the access you provide to the data in your FHIR repository.

Part of this new support is to refuse requests that don't match the scopes, but an even more interesting ability is to filter the results according to the provided scopes.

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