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Healthpoint launches FHIR API for NZ health services directory

17 October 2019
By Kate McDonald

NZ's national health services directory provider Healthpoint has launched a new application programming interface gateway to allow third-party apps and health organisations to access provider information and connect patients to services.

Healthpoint has used HL7's FHIR standard for the gateway, building it on HAPI FHIR for Java, an open-source implementation of the FHIR specification in Java.

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