The site, Metafluidics.org, is a free repository of designs for lab-on-a-chip devices, submitted by all sorts of inventors, including trained scientists and engineers, hobbyists, students, and amateur makers. Users can browse the site for devices ranging from simple cell sorters and fluid mixers, to more complex chips that analyze ocular fluid and synthesize gene sequences.
Indivo is the original personal health platform, enabling an individual to own and manage a complete, secure, digital copy of her health and wellness information. Indivo integrates health information across sites of care and over time. Indivo is free and open-source, uses open, unencumbered standards, including those from the SMART Platforms project and is actively deployed in diverse settings.
SMART Health IT was launched with a New England Journal of Medicine article proposing a universal API (application programming interface) to transform EHRs into platforms for substitutable iPhone-like apps. With federal investment, SMART on FHIR API was developed as an open, free and standards-based API. Innovators use it to write an app once and have it run anywhere in the healthcare system. EHR vendors built support for SMART into their products. Apple relies on SMART to give individuals from hundreds of health systems access to their health records. Hundreds of other app developers, including Google and Verily use it as well. Microsoft and other cloud vendors launch apps in their cloud services using SMART. After successful lobbying by the SMART team, the 21st Century Cures Act and proposed HHS rules made SMART a certification requirement. The SMART team provides a widely used sandbox and app gallery, and continues to innovate with projects like CDS Hooks, Flat FHIR and SMART Markers.
Technical specifications to enable developers to connect applications to the My Health Record system via the FHIR® Gateway. It describes API requests and responses, Data Mapping between CDA Implementation Guide fields and Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR®), and the error scenarios and associated error codes for all APIs. It is intended for use by FHIR® API consumers to understand the API signature exposed by the My Health Record system.
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