Search is a beast. For client developers, things look bright: not only is there a generous amount of query possibilities per resource, you can get paged results and you can ask the server to include related resources in the returned… Continue reading →
Some of you have asked me why, since our latest (0.7) Fhir Xml format, we use attributes to contain most of the “primitive” values, instead of the somewhat more common elements. E.g. for birthdate we now use: <birthDate value=”1972-11-30″/> instead… Continue reading →
After almost two years of working on FHIR, things are starting to take shape: a draft standard for trial use in September, more and more people joining in to shape the standard and participate in a connectathon. But there’s so… Continue reading →