Healthcare Infrastructure & Security

Health records and AI

The kinds of health records and who controls them, why patient-held records matter, and what AI needs from medical data: structure, coding, consent and safety.

An electronic health record (EHR) is the record a care provider keeps and can share across settings, an electronic medical record (EMR) is usually one practice's clinical record, and a personal health record (PHR) is the record the patient controls. AI tools are only as reliable as the data under them: coded, structured, FHIR-based records with known provenance are what make AI on medical data useful and auditable.

EHRProvider record, shareable across care settings
EMROne organisation's clinical record
PHRPatient-controlled record, from many sources
What AI needsStructured, coded data with provenance and consent
EU rule for AIAI Act, Regulation (EU) 2024/1689

What is the difference between EHR, EMR and PHR?

What does AI need from medical data?

For developers

Anpheros Platform

Build on interoperable health data

Anpheros Platform is a FHIR R4 API for medical records, with patient consent, a free sandbox and SDKs for Dart, Flutter and TypeScript.