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FHIR: meet #CDA
CDA (Clinical Document Architecture) is undeniably the most successful HL7 version 3 standard. It’s being used very widely around the world for representing clinical data, and is one of the core...
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Creating a FHIR document for the January Connectathon
I had intended to talk in some detail about the Composition resource next, as this is one of the key resources for a FHIR document, but because the January connectathon is getting close I’m going to do...
View ArticleServer processing of FHIR documents: Connectathon
In this post we’re going to think a bit about how the server might process a document that it receives. This is a massive topic, and certainly not one that can be covered in a single post – or by any...
View ArticleDecomposing a FHIR document
Scenario 2.3 of Connectathon talks about a server ‘decomposing’ a FHIR document. This is another of those huge topics, as it is all about using the document as a ‘carrier’ for information that is used...
View ArticleMore comments on FHIR documents
With the emphasis on Documents in the coming connectathon, there have been a few questions on the skype chat about that. I suspect that most people who plan to attend connectathon will be monitoring...
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Modelling Encounters in FHIR: Part 2
I was having a chat with some colleagues in New Zealand (who shall remain nameless, but you know who you are PJ & KA) about Encounters – specifically how to model an encounter (using openEHR...
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Referrals, Orders and FHIR
One of the resources that didn’t make the DSTU was a resource to represent Referrals – and this is something that the Working Group is starting to address. However, the concept of referrals is...
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Referral requests in FHIR
In conjunction with the Patient Care workgroup, we’re currently working on the ReferralRequest Resource. You can see a draft here, and the here is the resource request (but do be aware that it is very...
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