Very nice and Informative tutorial, it really helps to get through basics and get hands-on on docs easily. will follow this series completely. Thanks for your time and effort. Keep growing, It really helps who needed. Subscribed!!
This is the second time I am watching Gino's video series on FHIR, now having a concrete FHIR-related development project. I am an experienced developer, also in medical informatics, but still with rudimentary understanding of FHIR. My impression is that this series is very much suitable for persons like myself. I will certainly try to contact you, Gino, at some later time point. 👍
@@adewaleadejobi7322 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YbQcJj1GqH0.html This is a good resource for the very beginning. I'm starting with fhir myself and it seems that a fhir-server is a kind of SQL-Server and one can access all the resources via REST-Requests (usually like one queries a webservice to get data from a database). Therefore there's a need for a auth-server and so on. That's at least my concept of fhir right now. We'll see, after that video series...
Nice intro video !! I am just getting started with FHIR. I have had some trouble getting OAuth to work with EPIC and ECW, but it must have something to do with my sandbox setup and the way I am creating the JWT's and the JWK sets. Basic Auth with a clientID/Secret seems much easier for backend apps ?
Thank you for your great presentation! It was very helpful. As I'm new to FHIR world, a suggestion to you: How to create FHIR resources and if you can give us the basics of how to write simple code to insert and retrieve patient data from the server. Also how to convert patient data from our existing systems to FHIR format easily so that it is easier to populate it and then we can write simple code to do CRUD operations on it. Keep up the good work!
Hi Sanjay, glad you liked it! You have nailed the next few videos I have planned. The next one will be about interacting with a FHIR server manually (e.g., Postman and curl). If I can cover it in time, it will also include SMART authorization (if not, that will be the one after). Once I have the groundwork done, the next set will be a C# project from the ground up. Cheers!
@@GinoCanessa Thanks you for your quick response. My expertise is in the Oracle database and was wondering if you would guide me to a place where I can find all the resources on how to convert oracle data into FHIR specifications. I'm sure someone has already worked on it. Your videos will help us a lot especially those who are very new to the FHIR world. Appreciate your work and your passion to help the bigger community!
Glad to help. Unfortunately, I am not aware of any content specifically for your scenario (though I have seen many requests). That said, there are a couple of directions to go, and resources that can help along the way. One option is to put an existing (Open Source) FHIR server in front of your database. You would need to build the 'mapping glue' between your data model and what the server expects. There are several good open source servers available to start from. Another option is to build out a facade server yourself - again, I would recommend using one of the existing (OSS) FHIR libraries to do so. They are available for almost any language you would want to be working in. There are also several presentations available online - DevDays 2019 content is available online (videos: ru-vid.com/group/PLKuZNI94tzWZ4zseQ2NLU7mLDdgmQlS5a, presentations: www.devdays.com/events/devdays-europe-2019/presentations/). I would recommend several sessions; ones with the keywords of server or facade would probably be a good place to start. If I come across any other content, I'll let you know. Cheers!
Is it possible to use security labeling on firely? for example in HAPI FHIR exists consent interceptors that emule the security. In Firely, which module is?
