Malte Sussdorff on 16 weeks building FHIR IGs for German billing and dental with agents — SNOMED hallucinations, an IP audit that unpublishe...

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Vitaly Banchenko demoed a voice agent that collects FHIR Questionnaires by phone; Michael Campbell flagged the AI Transparency IG as a fit; ...

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John Moehrke walked the AI Transparency IG in ballot reconciliation; Malte Sussdorff shared his live German ambulatory implementation; Gino ...

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Giulia Baldini demoed Coforix's Clinical Data Transformer and Smart Problem List; the room debated FHIR Provenance for AI grounding and the ...

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Matt Berg demoed Tokempic, compressing patient bundles from ~18k to ~1.3k tokens for LLM prompts; Sam Schifman showed Rookery, an agent OS c...

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Sam Schifman turned clinical guidelines into runnable BPMN care plans; Olim Saidov demoed agentic cohort analysis over SQL on FHIR and OMOP.

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Jens Kristian Villadsen showed C3PO — agents that reverse-engineer national health portals into FHIR facades, already working for Denmark an...

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Aleksandr Kislitsyn argued FHIR is the guardrail that stops agents drifting, and rebuilt a PHR to prove it; Ward Weistra showed agentic IG t...

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Building the same PHR twice — once without FHIR, once with — and what having the data model already decided does to an agent's drift.

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Brady Bastian demoed an open source FHIR-to-OMOP pipeline and Ilia Pasechnikov an AI-assisted HL7v2-to-FHIR converter built on typed code.

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Eugene Vestel demoed AINPI, an open source audit tool built on the first CMS provider directory ever published as FHIR.

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Nikolai Ryzhikov showed a coding agent with exactly one tool — run code — that can rewrite itself, and Brian Kaney pushed back hard.

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Eugene Vestel demoed Health Claw, an always-on personal health agent, and argued patients need one agent rather than one app per problem.

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Hari Kolasani demoed an open-source MCP server fronting any FHIR R4 EMR; Brady Bastian showed a synthetic-hospital analytics stack on OMOP.

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Michael Lawley, Gino Canessa and Brian Kaney showed terminology, knowledge-base and skills tooling, then Nikolai asked if spec-driven dev re...

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Three code-generation demos from Alexander Kislitsyn, John Grimes and Max Nussbaumer, then an argument over whether FHIR validation needs a ...

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A search box that turns "oldest male patient with a stroke" into a FHIR query, and a knowledge graph that keeps the spec out of the context ...

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A shared workspace where several people and an agent work in the same environment, and a memory server that triages what the agent learned.

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Agents arguing with each other to reach consensus, an eval harness for a problem-list agent, and a skill that faxes off your records request...

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An R6 FHIR server sketched as an agent-native system, a PHR that files what it extracts as FHIR, and why people are drifting from MCP to ski...

Aleksandr Kislitsyn

Solution Architect at Health Samurai

A demo of deep research over FHIR's chat archives and Jira, and an argument about whether writing specs for agents is just waterfall coming ...

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