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SMART on FHIR authentication flow with HealthLake

Enhanced interoperability with SMART on FHIR support in Amazon HealthLake

Introduction From its launch in July 2021, Amazon HealthLake has provided secure access through AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM). AWS recently launched new FHIR API capabilities on Amazon HealthLake including support for SMART on FHIR 1.0.0. With the support for SMART on FHIR, HealthLake now offers authorization based on the SMART framework using FHIR scopes […]

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Manufacturing analytics in regulated industries with MachineMetrics on AWS

MachineMetrics on AWS supports automated production monitoring and analytics, while maintaining strong security and compliance. Users achieve strong security and compliance at scale, by using underlying MachineMetrics and AWS frameworks. There’s a myth in the life sciences industry that cloud-based solutions threaten compliance due to a lack of security and stability. This level of caution can […]

Implement FAIR scientific data principles when building HCLS data lakes

The FAIR data principles were first proposed in a seminal paper published in 2016 in the Journal Scientific Data. It was written by a group of international experts in data management and curation. To address the challenges that the research community is facing, they proposed FAIR Principles as a framework for making data more discoverable, […]

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Improve Patient Safety Intelligence Using AWS AI/ML Services

Today, healthcare organizations rely on a combination of automated and manual processes to compose, review, and classify patient safety reports. These reports are entered manually by front-line clinicians into the RL Datix reporting system. This entry includes both discrete data points as well as a free-text narrative. Although the data collection process may begin with […]

How AWS can help you adapt to new regulatory draft guidance for use of learning AI in medical devices

New draft guidance from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) opens the door for medical devices with AI/ML to learn and improve after the product comes to market. The guidance, required by Congress in late 2022 as part of the fiscal year 2023 omnibus bill, addresses a long-standing challenge with the approval or clearance of […]

New FHIR API capabilities on Amazon HealthLake helps customers accelerate data exchange and meet ONC and CMS interoperability and patient access rules

Every hour, healthcare and life sciences organizations continuously generate large amounts of structured and unstructured health data from multiple systems, applications, and devices. Secure exchange and use of this data using interoperability standards such as Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) can lead to better clinical decisions, clinical trials, and operational efficiency. To drive this transformation, […]

AWS Clean Rooms is now available for the Healthcare and Life Sciences industry

As healthcare and life sciences customers work to advance clinical research, and realize personalized healthcare and precision medicine for patients, they face varying compliance, regulatory, and security requirements as well as disparate data that is siloed across multiple applications and organizations. These customers increasingly need to unlock access to quality data and leverage privacy-enhanced multi-party […]

AI-Assisted Annotation of Medical Images using MONAI Label on AWS

Blog is guest authored by Professor Ken Butcher, Medical Director of the New South Wales Telestroke Service and Andres Diaz-Pinto, Senior Deep Learning engineer at NVIDIA Annotating medical images accurately and at scale is a key prerequisite for training Artificial Intelligence (AI) models, which are later used for diagnostic support in a clinical production environment. […]

AWS increases scalability of Epic database performance

Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS) has increased maximum sizing of global references per second (GRefs/s) for Epic on AWS customers.  AWS now supports operational database workloads of up to 42 million GRefs/s.  This represents a 61% GRefs/s increase from the previous AWS GRefs/s sizing announcement.  This step-change in scalability, delivered on the R6in instance, represents […]

Philips and AWS Automate PHI de-identification with machine learning

Philips and AWS Automate PHI de-identification with machine learning

Blog guest authored by Shawn Stapleton, PhD, global Data Science and Innovation lead for Philips Properly de-identified electronic health record (EHR) data is imperative to curate data sets for use in creating insights into population health. Being able to automate this incredibly manual and time-consuming process would speed up your health informatics innovations and time-to-market. […]