Evaluating the potential of fast healthcare interoperability resources for clinical registry data submission

James E. Tcheng; David Finney; Keith W. Boone; Samit P Desai; David A. Pyke; Nandan M Shanbhag; Ganesan Srinivasan; Nick Ramsing; Mark D. Kelemen

doi:10.1093/jamia/ocag029

February 17, 2026Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association

Evaluating the potential of fast healthcare interoperability resources for clinical registry data submission

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This research evaluates the use of fast healthcare interoperability resources (FHIR) for submitting clinical data to registries.
Developed a proof-of-concept system for data provisioning
Utilized FHIR standards for interoperability
Ensured all artifacts were made open source
Successfully demonstrated FHIR-based clinical data submission
Provided a model for others interested in similar solutions

Implication

Proof-of-concept demonstrates efficient clinical data submission using FHIR in open-source format.

Abstract

CREDS demonstrated proof-of-concept FHIR-based provisioning of clinical data for registry submission. All artifacts are open source to inform others with similar interests.

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Tcheng et al. (2026) studied this question.

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