Topic outline

• Tracking Patient Care Using FHIR

  Tracking Patient Care Using FHIR

  Content Type
  Exercise

  Duration
  40m

  Level
  Intermediate

  Learn how to modify an existing InterSystems IRIS® for Health system to monitor incoming HL7® FHIR® data from a smart device connected to a Bluetooth oximeter. In this exercise, see how InterSystems IRIS for Health acts as a decision support tool that sends HL7® V2 requests to other applications based on parameters tracked by the device.

  Learning Objectives

  • Use business components to communicate with external systems.
  • Use the Request Builder to create a message request.
  • Create business logic in the Business Process Designer.
  • Trace messages through the production to ensure they were routed properly.

  
  

  Prerequisites

  • None

  
  

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• What's Next?

  What's Next?

  In this exercise, you worked with production components to simulate a Bluetooth oximeter device that sends FHIR messages into InterSystems IRIS for Health, and applied logic to the results. Specifically, you used business components that communicate with external systems, used the Request Builder to create a message request, created business logic in the Business Process Designer, and traced messages through the production to ensure they were routed properly. With this knowledge of business components and data transformations, you can use incoming FHIR data even when the legacy applications at your facility cannot.

  Continue learning with the following content:

  • Learn more about FHIR Support in InterSystems Products (documentation).
  • See how to create custom integrations (learning path, 4h 45m).
  • Build FHIR integrations using InterSystems IRIS for Health (learning path, 5h).

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