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API-first healthcare platforms have a specific problem with forms. The form layer needs to behave like every other service in the stack: predictable HTTP, stable resource shapes, and renderers that do not assume a particular UI framework. T

Picking a FHIR form builder for a modern healthcare stack is one of those decisions that looks simple on the slide and gets messy two sprints in. The form layer is where SDC, FHIR Questionnaire, custom UI components, and a half-dozen integr

FHIR implementation follows a repeatable playbook. Seven steps cover essentially every production deployment. Step 1: Scope and stakeholder alignment. Define what FHIR APIs, which profiles, which regulatory targets, which timeline. Executive sponsor and dedicated team. Step 2: Server and infrastructure selection. Pick FHIR server, terminology server, auth server based on requirements. See vendor comparison. Step […]

FHIR schema — resource structure with extensions and profiles — has real-world patterns worth understanding. Six that show up in production. Pattern 1: Profile-driven data model. Every resource conforms to a specific profile. US Core baseline; specialty profiles for specific use cases. Pattern 2: Extension for site-specific data. Custom fields via Extension. Each extension has […]

Ever wondered how some people just get FHIR? Like, really get it, beyond just knowing the acronym? I used to be completely lost, staring at endless documentation and feeling like I was trying to decode an alien language. But, you know what? It’s possible to master FHIR, and I’m going to share my journey and […]

Ever felt like healthcare data standards are a tangled mess of alphabet soup? You’re not alone! I remember once trying to decipher HL7 messages – it felt like learning a completely new language. But things are (slowly) getting better, thanks in part to FHIR. And FHIR compliance? Well, that’s the golden ticket to interoperability. Today, […]