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See what's possible in 15 days.

Each participant chose a problem worth solving and built a working FHIR app around it. Explore what they created.

August 2026 cohort

Screenshot of Surgical Pathway Management App

Surgical Pathway Management App

Majbar Mohammed Anass Professor of General Surgery, Morocco

“I knew the problem I wanted to solve and had an idea for the solution, but I wasn't sure how to use FHIR to bring it all together. This challenge helped me bridge that gap.”
Screenshot of Care Gap Identification and Follow-Up App

Care Gap Identification and Follow-Up App

Likhita Potluri Dentist turned Healthcare Data Analyst, USA

“The challenge helped me see that moving data between systems is only the beginning. The real value comes from turning connected data into something healthcare teams can act on.”
Screenshot of ECMO Monitoring and ELSO Registry App

ECMO Monitoring and ELSO Registry App

Urvashi Murari Software Engineer, USA

“Building EHR-to-registry integrations at work showed me how much time goes into turning raw patient data into answers a registry can use. Medblocks' FHIR sandbox let me build this app to apply ELSO's rules to lab results and show the evidence behind each answer.”
Screenshot of Diabetes and Periodontal Co-Management App

Diabetes and Periodontal Co-Management App

Chinmaye T L General Dentist, India

“Practical, hands-on tasks teach you far more than any passive lesson ever could. This challenge has definitely motivated me to continue exploring and learning about the vast possibilities of FHIR.”
Screenshot of Liver Fibrosis Risk Assessment and Follow-Up App

Liver Fibrosis Risk Assessment and Follow-Up App

Francisco Novillo Pérez Implementation Consultant, Spain

“The challenge made me realize how accessible application development has become. You don't necessarily need to be an experienced software developer to turn a good healthcare idea into something tangible.”
Screenshot of Postpartum Mental Health Follow-Up App

Postpartum Mental Health Follow-Up App

Sara Farooq Rizwan Doctor and Student of Health Informatics, Sweden

“I really enjoyed the challenge and the opportunity to connect my clinical background with health informatics and technology. My biggest takeaway was seeing how FHIR works in practice, not just in theory.”

July 2026 cohort

Screenshot of Rheumatoid Arthritis Flare Monitoring App

Rheumatoid Arthritis Flare Monitoring App

Mahum Sardar Executive Patient Care Coordinator, Sweden

“It was such a practical and beginner-friendly challenge. As someone just diving into FHIR, this experience made healthcare interoperability more exciting.”
Screenshot of ALS Clinical Care Management App

ALS Clinical Care Management App

Vipul Gupta Enterprise Architect, USA

“The 15-day challenge encouraged me to learn, experiment, and innovate. It motivated me to explore new ideas and build something that has the potential to make a meaningful impact on patient care.”
Screenshot of Lupus Nephritis Care Management App

Lupus Nephritis Care Management App

Srushti Madhure Clinical Data Analyst, USA

“Data cleaning is underrated and the integration of different things are tricky. I really understood why interoperability is such a big problem now!”
Screenshot of Speech Therapy Exercise and Progress Monitoring App

Speech Therapy Exercise and Progress Monitoring App

Kamila Palii Business Analyst, Canada

“Coming from a requirements background, I focused on the care loop: therapists assign practice, patients check in at home, and concerning responses prompt follow-up. FHIR brings the existing chart alongside that work, giving therapists context between appointments.”
Screenshot of FHIR-Based Clinic EHR and Medication Adherence System

FHIR-Based Clinic EHR and Medication Adherence System

Dr. Gopalakrishnan Physician, India

“From frustration to fascination, what a journey! I went from provisioning my own FHIR server to developing the app I had in mind. It was a very good experience.”
Screenshot of Heart Failure GDMT Optimization App

Heart Failure GDMT Optimization App

Koushik M Senior Software Developer, India

“Heart failure guidelines are clear, but applying them during a busy visit means checking scattered data. Building the optimizer against Epic and FHIR sandboxes taught me to bring labs, vitals, medications, and contraindications together, show the evidence, and ask for missing information instead of guessing.”

May 2026 cohort

Screenshot of Multiple Sclerosis Patient Monitoring App

Multiple Sclerosis Patient Monitoring App

Katie Fruin Health Information Manager, Australia

“I didn't have a technical background in coding, but in two weeks I built something I'm honestly proud of. I want my app to remind people that you don't have to know everything to start.”
Screenshot of Public Health Nurse Postnatal Follow-Up App

Public Health Nurse Postnatal Follow-Up App

Anne Jesudason Nurse & Midwife, Ireland

“Interoperability has always been one of the biggest challenges I've faced. During this project, I realized that what I had been thinking about was actually possible.”
Screenshot of GLP-1/GIP Weight Management and Safety App

GLP-1/GIP Weight Management and Safety App

Keisha Barwise Physician & Digital Health Architect, Jamaica

“The hardest part of building healthcare products has always been having something tangible to show developers and stakeholders. The vibe coding track lowered that barrier.”

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