The Problem with FHIR Facades
If you’re implementing FHIR to meet a regulatory requirement, facades can look attractive. The regulation specifies the data...
What FHIR server vendors don’t tell you
I work with a lot of organizations using FHIR for the first time. It always starts with me...
FHIR Unscoped: How a six month project took two years
You didn’t build RBAC, because you thought SMART on FHIR had you covered. “Read” scopes made you think...
No FHIR integration survives contact with a hospital’s data
One of the first FHIR projects I worked on used an open-source library from a big-name FHIR server...
Approaches to de-identifying FHIR data
Data is building up in your FHIR server. What’s next? The business weighs in: “We have all this...
The “FHIR Compliance” Illusion
“FHIR Compliant” does not mean what you think it means. Let’s say you want to integrate with a...
FHIR’s Global Reach
The online FHIR community and events like DevDays lean heavily toward the US and Europe. But that’s a...
Before You Choose a FHIR Server
Every FHIR project has deal breakers. Requirements that rule out entire classes of servers. Problem is, early decisions...
“Why are we using FHIR?”
In large FHIR projects, the problems rarely show up at the start. In the early months everything looks...
“FHIR Architecture Decisions” now available
My book “FHIR Architecture Decisions” is now freely available. No sign-up or email address required. You can download...
The FHIR Decision Gap
I worked on a FHIR project a few years ago where all the wrong decisions were made. This...
“FHIR Architecture Decisions” book
My “FHIR Architecture Decisions” book ships on Wednesday, April 8th. The book covers the early decisions that need...