Narf evaluated the interoperability and usability of open-source electronic health record (EHR) systems in handling CCDA and FHIR standards. Here, we uncover the technical challenges of using one such open-source EHR - OpenEMR.
Narf announces the release of the FHIR Garden tool. This tool allows researchers to compare different FHIR implementations and automatically detect discrepancies between them.
We are excited to announce that Narf and its partner, Dartmouth College, were awarded a $1.8M contract for the ARPA-H Digital Health Security (DIGIHEALS) program to identify and characterize parsing bugs in Electronic Health Records (EHRs) to facilitate unambiguous and secure interpretations.
We’re excited to announce that Narf and its partners, Margin Research and Special Circumstances, were awarded a $6.3M DARPA contract for the Hardening Development Toolchains Against Emergent Execution Engines (HARDEN) program to develop novel, formal, models for flagging and enabling corrections to dangerous emergent behavior that arises from these complex systems.