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FHIR as a Unifying Format for Genomic Research Data Tracking, Aggregation, and Integration

2025-12-24

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The increasing complexity of genomic research demands standardized data sharing and integration. The Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) specification has become a well-established standard for exchanging data among health data systems. While designed primarily for clinical and patient data in health care environments, it also has applicability to represent genomic research data and offers a path for...

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769e4c47-b743-540b-8fe0-916eeaa1b412
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10.64898/2025.12.22.695544
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