This page is part of the FHIR Specification (v4.6.0: R5 Draft Ballot - see ballot notes). The current version which supercedes this version is 5.0.0. For a full list of available versions, see the Directory of published versions . Page versions: R5 R4B R4 R3 R2
FHIR is a standard for health care data exchange, published by HL7®.
This publication is for the R5 draft ballot review. Details on the scope of the ballot and how to participate in voting can be found here. The principle purpose of this ballot is to review the candidate normative resources.
First time here?
See the executive summary, the developer's introduction,
clinical introduction, or architect's introduction, and then the FHIR overview / roadmap & Timelines.
See also the open license (and don't miss the full Table of Contents and the Community Credits or you can search this specification).
Level 1 Basic framework on which the specification is built
Level 2 Supporting implementation and binding to external specifications
Level 3 Linking to real world concepts in the healthcare system
Level 4 Record-keeping and Data Exchange for the healthcare process
Observation, Report, Specimen, ImagingStudy, Genomics, etc.
Medication,
Request, Dispense,
Administration,
Usage,
Immunization, etc.
Introduction + Task, Appointment, Schedule, Referral, PlanDefinition, etc
Claim, Account,
Invoice, ChargeItem,
Coverage + Eligibility
Request &
Response, ExplanationOfBenefit, etc.
Level 5 Providing the ability to reason about the healthcare process
Portions of this specification have been approved as part of ANSI standards. Those sections are explicitly marked as normative. Details about ANSI approvals can be found here. All content not so marked has not undergone ANSI approval processes. |
External Links:
Implementation Guides Specifications based on the FHIR standard |
Enabling health interoperability through FHIR |
Translations Note that translations are not always up to date |
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