Vulcan FHIR Forge Pavilion

Physical
  • Date: 2026-03-25
  • Location: PHUSE US Connect 2026 | Austin, Texas | 22–26 March 2026

Join Vulcan at PHUSE US Connect 2026 for the Vulcan FHIR Forge Pavilion, an interactive, collaborative space focused on advancing interoperability across clinical care and research using HL7® FHIR® standards. Hosted as part of the new PHUSE Pavilion™ experience, the Vulcan FHIR Forge Pavilion brings together standards organisations, technology innovators, researchers, and implementers to explore how interoperable standards are improving data quality, efficiency, and global evidence generation.

About the Vulcan FHIR Forge Pavilion

At the Pavilion, you’ll have the opportunity to:

This Pavilion is designed for anyone looking to understand how interoperability is accelerating research, reducing costs, and enabling faster, more reliable evidence generation worldwide.

What Is a PHUSE Pavilion™?

PHUSE Pavilion™ events are self-curated, themed environments that function as “conferences-within-the-conference.”

Unlike traditional presentation tracks, Pavilions offer hands-on, interactive experiences through live discussions, workshops, and showcases.

Pavilion Dates, Location & Program

The Vulcan FHIR Forge Pavilion takes place during PHUSE US Connect 2026 on Wednesday, 25 March 2026 and Thursday, 26 March 2026. PHUSE US Connect 2026 is held in Austin, Texas, from 22–26 March 2026. Throughout the Pavilion there will be opportunities for networking and open discussion where you can meet, match, and collaborate with peers, implementers, and standards leaders in an open, interactive environment.

Wednesday, 25th March 2026

Thursday, 26 March 2026

Registration

The Vulcan FHIR Forge Pavilion is available to those attending PHUSE US connect. Pricing and booking information is available on the PHUSE website.

Contact Us

If you’d like to learn more about the Vulcan FHIR Forge Pavilion, Vulcan projects, or how to engage with the Vulcan community before or during the event, please contact us directly. We’d be happy to connect.