quicker care for remote communities using FHIR & IHE mACM
summary
A FHIR R4 + IHE mACM implementation builds a mobile alerting pipeline that uses FHIR R4 Communication/CommunicationRequest to send push or SMS alerts from field midwives to an alert reporter/alert aggregator and back, integrates with national registries (provider, facility, services), creates escalation chains and task dashboards, and automates initial workflows for pregnancy complications in pilots in India and elsewhere; it reduces lost notifications but hits maturity gaps in the mACM trial profile and coding for delivery failures.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 1:06Needs in remote healthcare communities
- 7:50Solving needs with FHIR and mobile alerts
- 10:17IHE mACM profile for alerting
- 12:23FHIR resources in mACM implementation
- 15:12Benefits and outcomes of the framework
- 17:36Challenges and profile limitations
- 18:59Summary and future plans
- 19:19Q&A session
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