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IV C: Health Information Standards: HL7, FHIR & USCDI

In Part IVC, we shift gears from SQL syntax to the critical framework of Health Information Standards. Healthcare databases do not exist in isolation; they must communicate with labs, pharmacies, and other hospitals. This video explains the "language" systems use to exchange data. We trace the evolution of interoperability from the 1980s to the modern era, covering: 1. HL7 v2: The pipe-delimited messaging standard that still powers 95% of US healthcare integrations. 2. HL7 FHIR: The modern, web-native standard (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) that uses RESTful APIs and JSON to make health data accessible. 3. openEHR: A look at the "two-level modeling" approach using archetypes and templates for long-term clinical data persistence. 4. US Regulatory Landscape: The impact of the 21st Century Cures Act, the ONC Final Rule, and the USCDI (US Core Data for Interoperability) data classes that are now mandated for certified health IT.