Hay on FHIR

Thanks to an excellent suggestion from my friend Peter Jordan, the clinFHIR Bundle Viewer can now display the resources within a Bundle – such as an IPS document – on a timeline.

Many people reading this post will be aware of the International Patient Summary (IPS) Implementation Guide that describes a consistent set of key clinical data such as Medications, Allergies and significant conditions for use as a concise summary of a pe…

I’ve just published an update to clinFHIR – well, not so much an update as a re-packaging of the underlying codebase into docker containers, and rationalizing the number of servers I’m using.

The FHIR standard describes how health related information can be moved around a healthcare ecosystem, describing both information structure and exchange mechanisms.

In this post we’re going to take a closer look at SDC definition based resource extraction from a completed Questionnaire.

In the last post we took a look at the new clinFHIR Questionnaire Viewer – a tool that takes any R4 Questionnaire and provides a number of views of them including rendering them in the CSIRO form renderer via the Fhirpath lab.

In the last post we looked at enhancements that were made to an existing clinFHIR module – the Bundle Viewer.

The Bundle Visualizer module in clinFHIR has been around for a while.

So I’ve finally migrated clinFHIR to using https rather than plain old http.

At the FHIR Connectathon last week I participated in the Questionnaire track and spent most of my time there using – and integration with – the fhirpath lab questionnaire tester tool maintained by Brian Postlethwaite – one of the foundation members of the…