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Finding the future of interoperability with Redox: Part 2 – HL7 v2 to FHIR (and back again)

Redox

In the first post, I covered how Redox is overcoming current limitations with bulk FHIR. This time, I’ll be discussing our capabilities to translate between HL7 ® v2 and HL7 ® FHIR ® —a reoccurring challenge for many of our customers. However, modern technology shops want everything in FHIR. Let’s dive in. What does HL7 v2 do?

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#FHIR DevDays & LMICS Discounts

Health Intersections

FHIR DevDays Amsterdam/Europe edition is coming up soon: November 17-20. And, of course, it’s in the european timezone, though there’s also a session specially scheduled for a friendly time in Asia/Pac. No, I want to raise the profile of the special discount that arrangements for the lower/middle income countries.

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Creating your own FHIR Server: revised

HAY on FHIR

So I’ve written an earlier post describing how you can use the excellent HAPI FHIR engine to host your own FHIR server. Of course, you can create your own – or extend the publicly available containers, but the registry makes it trivial to deploy containerized apps (as they are called).

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HL7 Tutorial - FHIR Privacy and Security

Healthcare Exchange Standards

My tutorial is "FHIR Security and Privacy (TH15)" Not Hacking Unfortunately I did not provide a description for my tutorial, so what is published in the HL7 tutorial guide is based on a previous tutorial. That tutorial was more focused on hacking a FHIR Server. My tutorial is Thursday morning, covering two quarters, about 3 hours.

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#FHIR DevDays: Collaboration in the time of the virus

Health Intersections

The FHIR community is not immune to all this; the pandemic means that we’ve had to suspend our regular meeting cycles, and it seems like it will be at least the rest of the year, or even longer, before we can plan to meet face to face again (and even longer for international travel). John Loonsk will present about eCR Now.

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Hard #FHIR Safety Problem: Synchronization

Health Intersections

It’s a common thing for implementers to want to do with FHIR: connect to a FHIR server, and make a local copy of the information provided by the server, and then check back occasionally with the server for updates – that is, new resources, or changes to existing resources. (In And so the client should also delete it?

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Converting v2 to FHIR

HAY on FHIR

At the recent Working Group Meeting in Montreal, I participated in the ‘v2 to FHIR’ stream – focused on how can the HL7 community give advice to implementers about converting v2 messages into FHIR bundles. To actually process (convert to FHIR) a message, click the ‘Convert’ button to the upper right.

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