Making menstrual cycle data interoperable
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Menstrual cycle data matters because it is framed as a vital sign by ACOG and millions of people already track it, but the data mostly remains trapped on phones and out of EHR workflows. Clinicians now ask patients to show the app on a tiny screen; interoperable use requires mapping app events and symptoms into FHIR profiles, consented data flows into clinical systems, and human-centered agreements about standards and responsibilities rather than a new technical gadget.
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