I’ve been working with FHIR for years and I still learn something new every day.
The knowledge is there to be learned, hiding in plain sight in the vastness of the FHIR documentation.
Here are 7 FHIR posts I wrote over the past year about 7 FHIR concepts. I learned something new writing each one.
- CodeableConcepts made simple
https://darrendevitt.com/fhir-building-blocks-codeableconcepts/ - Selecting attributes with the _elements parameter
https://darrendevitt.com/not-all-fhir-servers-are-equal/ - Understanding OperationOutcomes
https://darrendevitt.com/operationoutcome-does-not-always-mean-an-error/ - Write less code with Conditional Updates
https://darrendevitt.com/devs-new-to-fhir-can-be-productive-almost-immediately/ - Store incomplete resources as Contained resources
https://darrendevitt.com/have-you-ever-created-a-contained-resource-in-fhir/ - A resource’s Meta element
https://darrendevitt.com/fhirs-meta-element-3-common-attributes-and-3-less-common/ - Adding an Extension to a primitive data type
https://darrendevitt.com/fhir-extensions-and-primitive-data-types/
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