The international FHIR standard is an international standard for the electronic exchange of healthcare information.

Basic Principle:
FHIR organizes healthcare information into small, standardized units called "Resources." Examples include Patient (patient information), Observation (clinical observations and test results), Medication (medications), and Encounter (healthcare service encounters). There are more than 150 types of resources, which can be linked together to provide comprehensive access to a patient's health information.

Importance:

Enables information exchange with international electronic health information systems.
Reduces duplication of patient information and minimizes errors.
Regardless of which healthcare facility a citizen visits, their medical history, laboratory results, and diagnostic information will be maintained through a unified record system, creating an integrated database of specialized and reference information accessible to citizens and organizations through a single window.
Statistical information will be collected as structured open data rather than only numerical records, improving the quality of reports.
Information between healthcare facilities will be used in a unified, real-time, and non-duplicated manner, improving clinical decision-making, service quality, and continuity of healthcare services.

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