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Welcome — FHIR .Net API DSTU-2 documentation

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Setting up your .Net project to make a FHIR client. Getting started with the FhirClient. This is documentation site for the support API for working with HL7 FHIR. On the Microsoft .NET platform. Class models for working with the FHIR data model using POCO’s. Xml and Json parsers and serializers. A REST client for working with FHIR-compliant servers. Helper classes to work with the specification metadata, and generation of differentials. Please note that the DSTU1 release is not maintained anymore.

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Grahame Grieve – HL7 onFHIR

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8230; with Grahame Grieve. Ask a Question about FHIR. FHIR Product Roadmap January 2017. The FHIR project is presently finalising STU3 (Standard for Trial Use, release 3). This 3rd major milestone is currently close to completion. We’ve been meeting in San Antonio this week to finalise ballot reconciliation, perform testing and quality activities, and we are now focusing on preparing the final publication package. Following our publication plan. We expect to be publishing release 3 on or about Mar 20.

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Implsupport-module - FHIR v3.0.0

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Work Group FHIR Infrastructure. Application Implementation and Design. This section provides information which will be useful for FHIR implementors, including information about available libraries, tools, and other similar resources, as well as where to seek help. In addition to the content below, a number of implementation resources can be found on the Downloads Page. This module also contains some specific documentation that relates to issues commonly encountered by developers:. The following reference...

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New FHIR Milestone Publications – HL7 onFHIR

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8230; with Grahame Grieve. Ask a Question about FHIR. New FHIR Milestone Publications. HL7 is is pleased to announce that yesterday, the FHIR team published of a new set of Milestone releases. Included in this release:. A new release of the FHIR specification. US Implementation guides: Core. The stable base for the upcoming connectathon in San Antonio. The stable base for the open ballots on implementation guides (see below). May help).Then tell us about any issues that you find. Use gForge. On top that,...

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Welcome

http://ewoutkramer.github.io/fhir-net-api

The official .NET API for HL7 FHIR. Download this project as a .zip file. Download this project as a tar.gz file. This is the support API for working with the DSTU version of HL7 FHIR. On the Microsoft .NET (dotnet) platform. The API deals with the HTTP and wire format, so you can write code like this to manipulate a patient’s data:. And generation of differentials. Get started by reading the online documentation. Or downloading the NuGet packages:. DSTU 2.1* (Montreal). The STU3 build is a connectathon ...

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Announcement – HL7 onFHIR

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8230; with Grahame Grieve. Ask a Question about FHIR. FHIR Product Roadmap January 2017. The FHIR project is presently finalising STU3 (Standard for Trial Use, release 3). This 3rd major milestone is currently close to completion. We’ve been meeting in San Antonio this week to finalise ballot reconciliation, perform testing and quality activities, and we are now focusing on preparing the final publication package. Following our publication plan. We expect to be publishing release 3 on or about Mar 20.