Thank you very much for the upload, I've learnt a lot! :)

Extremely useful! Thank you very much. How to add custom resources apart from predefined ?If need to register then where to register it?

Could you link the slides, if they are uploaded somewhere? It is difficult to read them in this resolution.

@JustinHull412

4 жыл бұрын

docs.google.com/presentation/d/1j1pOREXdOoyiqFkFBZZybJkt2BobHhDdIVm0a8a_nI0/edit github.com/FirelyTeam/fhirstarters

What FHIR is doing that Spring boot does not? I was expecting FIHR to be specialized in HL7 messages, but what I see is a framework exposing entities trough HTTP REST calls .... Srping DATA REST just do that perfectly, can someone explain what I've missed here ?

@HealthLevelSevenInc

4 жыл бұрын

If you are looking for a good explanation, I would encourage you to visit chat.fhir.org and ask your question there. It is free to create an account. Once your account is created, I would recommend asking your question in the #social stream if you are unable to find a matching stream. I doubt that you will find as good an answer here. Good luck!

@Walnussbaer95

4 жыл бұрын

Don't mix up FHIR and HAPI. This video is about HAPI, a FHIR implementation for Java. Your are partially right. HAPI uses a lot of things Spring Boot can also do. What you could do is that you just use the resources implementations HAPI offers to you and wrap around it your Spring Application. That's totally fine. But if you wan't all the things you need in one Framework without having to know anything about Spring which is an extensive Framework as well, then you can just use FHIR and you are good to go.

@rdemorais

3 жыл бұрын

I believe you should consider seeing FHIR as a specification to exchange health-related information. If you want to send data from a Patient you could do that in many ways, you could define your own json format and rules to wrap the data, but so do I and every single developer in the world. That is when FHIR comes in place, it will suggest you send the data in a particular know-to-everyone format, but you still need to write the code to transform your data into FHIR, and that is when you should consider HAPI. It is not just an API server, it brings all FHIR formats you going to need to transform and send your data. If that stops right there it was good enough, but you can leverage of the API server which is ready for you to use. :)

@Walnussbaer95

3 жыл бұрын

@@rdemorais I completely agree with that!