FHIR CI-Build

This is the Continuous Integration Build of FHIR (will be incorrect/inconsistent at times).
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0 Welcome to FHIR®

FHIR is a standard for health care data exchange, published by HL7®.

Note to Balloters: This publication is the second draft ballot of R6 (Release 6). Details on the scope of the ballot and how to participate in voting can be found here.

First time here? READ THIS FIRST! icon
Then see the executive summary, the developer's introduction, clinical introduction, patient introduction, or architect's introduction, and then the FHIR overview & how FHIR versions work. See also the open license (CC0) (and don't miss the full Table of Contents and the Community Credits or you can search this specification).

Level 1 Basic framework on which the specification is built

Foundation

Base Documentation, XML, JSON, RDF, Datatypes, Extensions

Level 2 Supporting implementation and binding to external specifications

Level 3 Linking to real-world concepts in the healthcare system

Administration

Patient, Practitioner, CareTeam, Device, Organization, Location, Healthcare Service

Level 4 Record-keeping and Data Exchange for the healthcare process

Clinical

Allergy, Problem, Procedure, CarePlan/Goal, Family History, RiskAssessment, etc.

Diagnostics

Observation, DiagnosticReport, Specimen, ImagingStudy, MolecularSequence, DocumentReference, ServiceRequest, etc.

Medications

Medication,
Request, Dispense,
Administration,
Statement,
Immunization, etc.

Workflow

Introduction Task, Appointment, Schedule, Referral, PlanDefinition, etc.

Financial

Claim, Account,
Invoice, ChargeItem,
Coverage Eligibility
Request & Response, ExplanationOfBenefit, etc.

Level 5 Providing the ability to reason about the healthcare process

Clinical Reasoning

Library, PlanDefinition & GuidanceResponse, Measure/MeasureReport, etc.

Medication Definition

Medicinal, Packaged & Administrable product definitions, Regulated Authorization, etc.

External Links:

Implementation Guides

Specifications based on the FHIR standard

FHIR Foundation

Enabling health interoperability through FHIR

Translations

Note that translations are not always up to date

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