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These experts explore how standards evolve, what it takes to implement FHIR at scale, and how real?world collaboration is shaping the next generation of digital health.
Dive deep with three experts and explore a critical topic for health-tech, policy and care: interoperability in healthcare systems.
From data standards to real-world implementation, Carl brings deep insights on how organizations are unlocking value by connecting systems, sharing data and powering better outcomes.
Podcast Series: Discover the journey that led Dr. Chuck Jaffe to healthcare [October, 2025]
Chuck shares insights into the current challenges and future opportunities for interoperability, the evolving role of the FHIR standard, and HL7’s strategic vision for healthcare innovation.
How is HL7 FHIR enabling better healthcare by convening the industry around technology standards? As the marketplace of healthcare applications explodes, Dr. Nguyen discusses how healthcare benefits from technology standards and why all healthcare stakeholders should get involved.
Podcast: Community Driven Standards: HL7 is Shaping the Healthcare Industry [April 2023]
Viet Nguyen, MD, Chief Standards Implementation officer for HL7, discusses the FHIR Accelerator community, a collaborative initiative focused on finding innovative ways to apply core FHIR standards across various domains.
With HL7 FHIR seemingly on the lips of every health IT professional, Chuck Jaffe, MD, PhD and Diego Kaminker discuss FHIR's history, its multiple accelerators and how the standard is looking to be the key to unlocking data exchange for healthcare throughout the world.
Podcast Series: Exploring Healthcare Interoperability | 24 Episodes [2022-25]
Ed Hammond, PhD, Duke University Clinical & Translational Science Institute and Diego Kaminker, Deputy Chief Standards Implementation Officer, explore Healthcare Interoperability through conversations with experts from around the world.
How connected systems bring healthcare payers, providers and life sciences organizations together to improve care outcomes