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openEHR and FHIR: Building Interoperable Healthcare Systems in Europe

Discover how openEHR and HL7 FHIR can help European healthcare organizations overcome data fragmentation, improve clinical interoperability, and prepare for the European Health Data Space (EHDS). This whitepaper explores how these complementary standards support clinical data exchange, AI readiness, and the modernization of healthcare IT infrastructure.

What You'll Learn in This Whitepaper

  • 01

    Why Healthcare Interoperability in Europe Needs a New Approach
    Understand the limitations of legacy HL7 systems and proprietary clinical data models, and why European healthcare organizations need more consistent ways to exchange and interpret patient information.

  • 02

    openEHR and FHIR: How They Work Together
    Explore how openEHR supports structured, longitudinal clinical records while FHIR enables standardized data exchange through APIs. Learn why combining both standards can address interoperability challenges that neither solves independently.

  • 03

    Practical Approaches to openEHR and FHIR Integration
    Discover three integration patterns, including FHIR façades over openEHR repositories, FHIR-based systems with openEHR enrichment, and federated architectures for distributed healthcare data.

  • 04

    Preparing for European Health Data Space (EHDS) Requirements
    Understand the implications of EHDS for EHR vendors and healthcare organizations, including cross-border data exchange, semantic interoperability, and the technical preparations needed for regulatory alignment.

  • 05

    Building AI-Ready Healthcare Data Infrastructure
    Learn how structured clinical information, consistent terminology, and data provenance can support healthcare analytics, clinical decision support, and AI integration across health systems.

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