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Documentation Index

This page provides an index to the key commonly used background documentation pages for FHIR. Also, see the list of <%res-type-count%> resources defined by FHIR.

| Framework

• Conformance Rules
• References between Resources
• Compartments
• Narrative
• Extensibility
• FHIR NPM Packages
• FHIRPath, Patch, & X-FHIR-Query
• Terminologies
  • Code Systems I
  • Value Sets I
  • Terminology Service
• Mappings to other standards I
• Resource Life Cycles I

Version Management

• Change Management & Versioning
• Managing Multiple FHIR Versions I
• Version History I
• Differences to Release 4 I
• Transforms between Release 4 and Release 5 I

Background I

• Overviews: General, Developers,
  Clinical, Architects
• 1 page Summary (Glossy)
• Glossary (Multi-Language)
• License and Legal Terms
• Community & Credits
• Appendix: Coming Challenges for Healthcare

ANSI Documentation I

• HL7, ANSI and the FHIR Standard

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Exchanging Resources (how to choose I)

• RESTful API (HTTP)
  • Search (Search Param Registry I)
  • Operations
  • Using GraphQL
  • Operations for Large Resources I
  • Asynchronous Use I
• Documents
• Messaging
• Subscriptions Framework
• Services I
• Persistence/Data bases I

Resource Definitions:

• Resource Formats:
• UML Definition
• XML Format
• JSON Format
• ND-JSON Format
• RDF Definition

Datatypes

• Metadata Types
• ElementDefinition
• Dosage
• MarketingStatus
• ProductShelfLife

Type Framework

• Resource
• DomainResource
• CanonicalResource
• MetadataResource

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Adopting & Using FHIR

• Profiling FHIR
• Implementation Obligations
• Mapping Language (tutorial I)
• FHIR Workflow I
• Downloads - Schemas, Code, Tools I
• Managing Multiple FHIR Versions I
• Validating Resources I
• Logical models I
• Best Practices for Implementers I
• [Testing Implementations]([%ig testing%]/testing) I

Safety & Security

• Security, Security Labels & Signatures
• Clinical Safety I

Implementation Advice I

• Managing Resource Identity
• Guide to Resources
• Multi-language support
• Variations between Submitted data and Retrieved data
• Push vs Pull
• Integrated Examples
• Common Use Cases

Relationship to Other Standards I

• v2 Messaging
• v3 Messaging
• CDA (see also CDA on FHIR)
• Other Specifications

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Note: the I symbol indicates that the section or the target of the link contains only informative content - that is, documentation that doesn't make rules about what Implementations SHALL or SHOULD do.

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