Starting 20 March 2024
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Fast-track your FHIR development journey with our bootcamp designed for companies and individuals looking to rapidly get up and running with FHIR data platforms. Includes 3 apps that integrate with US EHRs like Epic, Cerner.
Lifetime access
Live Q&A sessions once per week
1-1 sessions once per week
20+ hours pre-recorded concepts and tutorials
Build on FHIR REST APIs
Build on SMART on FHIR with Epic and Cerner
Build FHIR Facades with HAPI FHIR
15+ hours of coding tutorials and code samples
Our FHIR Bootcamp is designed specifically for healthcare IT professionals looking to boost their FHIR skills to the next level.
Below are the applications we will be building in the course of the boot camp. You can find the agenda for the live classes here.
We will start with: A live FHIR Server
We will build: A Patient Manager application that does the following:
This application will be built in Javascrip. The frontend framework can be chosen by the candidate. The sample application in the tutorials will be built using Svelte.
Concepts covered:
We will start with: Epic FHIR Sandbox Credentials
We will build: A SMART on FHIR Application where the Patient logs into Epic and pulls all of their data. We will cover the following:
This application will be built in Javascript. The frontend framework can be chosen by the candidate. The sample application in the tutorials will be built using Svelte.
Concepts covered:
We will start with: Cerner FHIR Sandbox Credentials
We will build: A SMART on FHIR Application where the Practitioner launches the app from the EHR and views alerts about specific issues. We will cover the following:
This application will be built in Javascript. The frontend framework can be chosen by the candidate. The sample application in the tutorials will be built using Svelte.
Concepts covered:
We will start with: Epic FHIR Sandbox Credentials
We will build: A SMART on FHIR Backend Application where the application automatically pulls data for certain patients at regular intervals and sends notifications via Email if there are abnormalities.
Concepts covered:
This application will be built using a backend programming language. The server framework and language can be the candidate's choice - Java, NodeJS, and Python are preferred. The sample application in the tutorials will be built using NodeJS and Express.
We will start with: A Postgres database with Patient data
We will build: A FHIR API should be built on top of the Postgres database using HAPI FHIR library to do the following:
This application will be built in Java and the HAPI FHIR Java library. The tutorials will use Spring Boot and HAPI FHIR Plain Server to build the application.
Concepts covered:
Dr Sidharth Ramesh, Founder, Medblocks has deep practical FHIR expertise. At Medblocks, he has been instrumental in finishing projects ranging from helping small companies with SMART on FHIR applications for US customers to helping the Andra Pradesh Government setup FHIR for ABDM in India. He has also officially completed HL7's FHIR Fundamental and Intermediate certification. He is passionate about teaching and his Definitive FHIR playlist on YouTube has already helped thousands of people around the world with FHIR.
FHIR® is the registered trademark of Health Level Seven International and use of these trademarks does not constitute an endorsement by HL7.
You also get these bonuses with your purchase
Covering all common API interactions with a FHIR server, with friendly and real-world examples.
Deploy your own FHIR server locally or on the cloud of your choice with our ready-to-go charts!
Integrate your SMART applications even faster in production with our partner, MeldRx!
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