openEHR Fundamentals Course

Get started with openEHR fundermentals! Our course teaches the basics and helps you gain practical skills to create real healthcare apps.

Learn why openEHR was created and how it transforms healthcare data management for more flexible, standardized systems.

Discover how openEHR enables true interoperability with the two-level modelling paradigm. This lesson introduces archetypes and templates.

Explore the Clinical Knowledge Manager (CKM), openEHR’s global library of archetypes for designing clinical templates.

Learn how to build your first openEHR template using Archetype Designer for practical and accurate clinical data capture.

Step-by-step practical guide to creating your own openEHR template for capturing structured clinical data efficiently.

Step beyond the lessons by joining the official openEHR Discourse forum, a welcoming space to connect, ask questions and learn directly from experts and peers.

Interview with Jordi Piera, Director of Digital Health Strategy at Catalan Health Service, exploring Catalonia's pioneering open digital health platforms.

Learn how openEHR evolved from a research idea to a global standard for healthcare, featuring insights from Prof. David Ingram and Rachel Dunscombe.

Learn to search for artefacts from the Clinical Knowledge Manager, evaluate and download them for use.

Interoperability via openEHR is enabled through the Reference Model. Let's look at what these classes are and how they form the scaffolding for openEHR.

With an initial patient assessment scenario, dive into clinical modelling and archetype selection.

Next in the initial patient assessment, we model family history, smoking and alcohol consumption patterns.

Continuing the scenario of an initial patient assessment, we'll learn to model vital signs, and add sections to visually organize the template.

Next, the clinician will record a working diagnosis and order services like lab tests or medication.

In the final section of the initial patient scenario, we'll add a section to capture a complete encounter synopsis.

In this short exercise, apply the concepts learnt so far and identify archetypes to represent a clinical scenario.

Review the solution to the exercise from the previous lesson, then apply your knowledge with hands-on practice.

Hanna Pohjonen, co-chair, openEHR Education Program, shares how the Nordics lead openEHR adoption through a culture of collaboration.

Recap the three core openEHR ideas we will use in this module, templates, compositions and EHRs.

Set up a local openEHR server using EHRbase and Docker to start testing the openEHR REST API.

Set up Postman to connect to your local EHRbase server and upload your first openEHR template (OPT) using the Template API.

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