Index of HL7 International Realm Implementation Guides

Index of HL7 International Realm Implementation Guides

Summary

IGDetailsPublishedCandidate
ae-research-backport-igAdverse Event Clinical Research R4 Backport

The intent of this guide is to provide a profile on the FHIR AdverseEvent Resource suitable for Clinical Research, this is a convenience backport into FHIR R4.

1.0.1
Jan-2024
v4.0.1
ae-research-igAdverse Event Clinical Research

The intent of this guide is to provide a profile on the FHIR AdverseEvent Resource suitable for Clinical Research.

1.0.1
Jan-2024
v5.0.0
application-featureFHIR Application Feature Framework Implementation Guide

CapabilityStatement is the largest/most complex of the infrastructure resources, yet there continues to be pressure to add yet more capabilities to describe additional nuances of how systems behave (or are desired to behave). As well, the things people want to say about systems often covers concepts that are outside FHIR proper (e.g. CDS Hooks, SMART) or even outside HL7. This IG defines a terminology-based approach to managing new assertions around system capabilities to support these needs and will also enable dynamic feature negotiation between various actors.

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vnull
1.0.0-ballot
Jan-2024
v4.0.1
bulkdataFHIR Bulk Data Access (Flat FHIR)

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2.0.0
Jan-2021
v4.0.1
cardx-htn-mngCardX Hypertension Management IG

This implementation guide is intended to increase the quality of blood pressure data observed by the patient taken in a non-clinical setting or at home.

1.0.0
Jan-2024
v4.0.1
cdisc-labCDISC Lab Semantics in FHIR

The CDISC Lab Semantics in FHIR Implementation Guide provides guidance on how to use FHIR resources to capture data.

1.0.0
Jan-2020
v4.0.1
cdisc-mappingCDISC Mapping FHIR IG

This implementation guide defines authoritative mappings between the CDISC LAB, SDTM and CDASH standards and the corresponding HL7 FHIR resources to ease interoperability and data conversion between systems implementing these standards.

1.0.0
Jan-2021
v4.0.1
cpgClinical Guidelines

This implementation guide supports the development of standards-based computable representations of the content of clinical care guidelines. Its content pertains to technical aspects of digital guidelines implementation and is intended to be usable across multiple use cases across clinical domains as well as in the International Realm.

2.0.0
Jan-2024
v4.0.1
cqlUsing CQL with FHIR Implementation Guide

The Using CQL with FHIR implementation guide defines profiles, operations and guidance for the use of CQL with FHIR, both as a mechanism for querying, as well as inline and integrated usage as part of knowledge artifacts.

1.0.0
Jan-2024
v4.0.1
cqmQuality Measure Implementation Guide

The Quality Measure Implementation Guide (QM IG) describes an approach to representing Quality Measures (QMs) using the FHIR Clinical Reasoning Module and Clinical Quality Language (CQL). This Implementation Guide can be used for multiple use cases across many domains

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1.0.0-ballot
Jan-2024
v4.0.1
crmiCanonical Resource Management Infrastructure Implementation Guide

The Canonical Resource Management Infrastructure implementation guide defines profiles, operations, capability statements and guidance to facilitate the content management lifecycle for authoring, publishing, distribution, and implementation of FHIR knowledge artifacts such as value sets, profiles, libraries, rules, and measures. The guide is intended to be used by specification and content implementation guide authors as both a dependency for validation of published artifacts, and a guide for construction and publication of content.

1.0.0
Jan-2024
v4.0.1
dicom-srDICOM® SR to FHIR Resource Mapping IG

DICOM® SR is widely adopted by Imaging-based devices and IT systems. Non-imaging based Healthcare IT Systems, generally, do not support DICOM® SR. Non-imaging healthcare systems support HL7 standards, such as FHIR. Bridging the two standards for clinical imaging observations becomes necessary for interoperability between these type of systems.

The outcome of this project will be one or more implementation guides with defined sets of mappings between SR content and FHIR resources.

The mapping will not be bi-directional -- a complete DICOM® SR is not expected to be able to be re-constructed from a set of FHIR resources.

The first phase will focus on mapping Imaging observations to FHIR Observations and related resources (Patient, Device, etc.) and the DICOM® SR template TID-1500 (Measurement Report).

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1.0.0-ballot
Jan-2024
v5.0.0
ebmEvidence Based Medicine on FHIR Implementation Guide

This implementation guide covers the broad scope of representation of scientific knowledge, including (1) citations to represent identification, location, classification, and attribution for knowledge artifacts; (2) components of research study design including study eligibility criteria (cohort definitions) and endpoint analysis plans; (3) research results including the statistic findings, definition of variables for which those findings apply, and the certainty of these findings; (4) assessments of research results; (5) aggregation and synthesis of research results; (6) judgments regarding evidence syntheses and contextual factors related to recommendations; (7) recommendations; and (8) compositions of combinations of these types of knowledge. The types of interoperability covered include syntactic (Resource StructureDefinitions) and semantic (value sets).

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vnull
1.0.0-ballot
Jan-2023
v5.0.0
ehrs-rleEHRS Functional Model - Record Lifecycle Events Implementation Guide

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1.1.0
Jan-2024
v5.0.0
emedicinal-product-infoElectronic Medicinal Product Information (ePI) FHIR Implementation Guide

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1.0.0
Jan-2023
v5.0.0
eyecareHL7 FHIR® Implementation Guide: Ophthalmology Retinal, Release 1

This overarching goal is to develop a suite of projects and comprehensive implementation guides to serve the interoperability requirements of the ophthalmic community.

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vnull
0.1.0
Jan-2021
v4.0.1
fhir-clinical-documentFHIR Clinical Documents

This implementation guide defines a canonical representation of a clinical document in FHIR. It serves as a common universal starting point for those creating their own FHIR clinical document specifications, and supports CDA users who wish to migrate to a FHIR-based representation of clinical documents. The intent of the HL7 Structured Documents WG that this IG replace the current FHIR R4 and R5 Core Clinical Document guidance

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vnull
1.0.0-ballot
Jan-2024
v4.0.1
fhir-for-fairFHIR for FAIR - FHIR Implementation Guide

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1.0.0
Jan-2022
v4.3.0
fhircastFHIRcast

FHIRcast synchronizes healthcare applications in real time to show the same clinical content to a common user.

2.0.0
Jan-2021
v4.0.1
3.0.0-ballot
Jan-2024
v4.0.1
genomics-reportingGenetic Reporting Implementation Guide

Genomics is a rapidly evolving area of healthcare that involves complex data structures. There is significant value in sharing this information in a way that is consistent, computable and that can accommodate ongoing evolution of medical science and practice. The value comes from the ability to easily sort, filter and perform decision support on such information and the resulting improvements in care and reduction in costs such as the elimination of redundant testing. The implementation guide is also transmission protocol-independent - the data structures presented here could be used in RESTful, messaging, document or other paradigms.

This guide covers all aspects of human genomic genomics-reporting, including:

  • Representation of simple discrete variants, structural variants including copy number variants, complex variants as well as gross variations such as extra or missing chromosomes
  • Representation of both known variants as well as fully describing de novo variations
  • Germline and somatic variations
  • Relevance of identified variations from the perspective of disease pathology, pharmacogenomics, transplant suitability (e.g. HLA typing), etc.
  • Full and partial DNA sequencing, including whole genome and exome studies
  • Mosaicism (differing genomic characteristics for different specimens from the same subject)
  • Mitochondrial DNA variations

At present, this implementation guide focuses solely on data structures - what data should be/might be present and how it should be organized. It does not address workflows around how reports are requested, created, approved, routed, delivered, amended, etc. The implementation guide is also paradigm-independent - the data structures presented here could be used in RESTful, messaging, documents or other mechanisms.

3.0.0
Jan-2024
v4.0.1
ibcmInternational Birth And Child Model Implementation Guide

During a pregnancy clinical systems communicate data about the mother, the unborn fetus(es), the pregnancy, and child(ren). This includes information shared among EHR, ultrasound, radiology, lab and pharmacy systems. This IG explains how you model and communicate data and relate the fetus(es) to the mother using the FHIR resource Patient with extension indicating a distinct fetal record. Options for referencing information such as observation about the fetus as a body site within the maternal record will also be included. Examples and diagrams are provided to illustrate the use cases.

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1.0.0-ballot2
Jan-2024
v5.0.0
ichom-breast-cancerICHOM FHIR Implementation Guide: Breast Cancer

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1.0.0
Jan-2023
v4.0.1
ihe-sdc-eccIHE SDC/eCC on FHIR

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1.0.0
Jan-2023
v4.0.1
immdsImmunization Decision Support Forecast FHIR IG

The scope of this project is to produce and ballot a Standard for Trial Use (STU) Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) implementation guide (IG) for use in Immunization Decision Support Forecast.

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0.2.0
Jan-2019
v4.0.0
ipaInternational Patient Access

The International Patient Access implementation guide (IPA) defines a minimal, base set of FHIR profiles and FHIR RESTful interactions. In addition, IPA specifies the use of SMART on FHIR for authentication and authorization. It can be used as-is or as a foundation for developing national standards to enable patients access to their healthcare data via FHIR-enabled patient-facing apps. The IPA Profiles are informed by a range of national base FHIR specifications circa 2022. As a foundational guide with an international focus, its content will continue to grow to meet global needs.

1.0.0
Jan-2023
v4.0.1
ipsInternational Patient Summary Implementation Guide

The International Patient Summary (IPS) is a minimal and non-exhaustive patient summary, specialty-agnostic, condition-independent, but readily usable by clinicians for the cross-border unscheduled care of a patient. It supports:

  • Cross-jurisdictional summaries
  • Emergency and unplanned care in any country, regardless of language
  • Where possible, value sets from international vocabularies that are usable and understandable in any country
  • Data//metadata for document-level provenance
1.1.0
Jan-2022
v4.0.1
2.0.0-ballot
Jan-2024
v4.0.1
lab-reportHL7 Laboratory Report

This is a Universal realm FHIR Implementation Guide that facilitates global interoperability for laboratory reporting and harmonization among national and international (global) laboratory reporting initiatives. The reporting approach is based on a FHIR Bundle with included resources based on a Composition resource for structuring the result data and enabling validation as a FHIR clinical document, and a DiagnosticReport resource providing for consistent REST-based querying and data retrieval. The Bundle includes one or more Observation resources containing the laboratory result data, plus additional required resources (Patient, Specimen, etc.) for the complete representation of the laboratory report. The IG scope is a set of HL7 FHIR rules for defining the representation of a Laboratory Report in the universal context in the core domains of in-vitro diagnostics (for example clinical biochemistry, haematology, immunohematology, microbiology, immunology, while currently not including more specialised laboratory domains such as histopathology and medical genetics). The focus is on common rules that apply to all of the in-scope domains. The guide is not limited to the results of tests performed by clinical laboratories on human specimens (from a human subject), but it may also include the results of observations on non-human materials or living subjects, or non-human specimens paired with a human subject.

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1.0.0-ballot
Jan-2024
v4.0.1
livdLoinc/IVD Mapping FHIR IG

The LIVD Implementation Guide provides a industry standard expression for an IVD device manufacturers suggestions for a specific devices mapping from the internal, proprietary IVD test codes to suggested LOINC codes when a LIS manager/analyst is connecting and configuring a device to the LIS.

As an LIS manager/analyst is configuring a device to be connected to the LIS, the suggested mappings can focus the manager/analyst on the most likely LOINC codes to consider, thus enabling a choice relevant to the specific context of the device`s use and purpose within the Laboratory that is more consistent across the industry.

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1.0.0-ballot
Jan-2023
v4.0.1
mhealth-frameworkApplication Data Exchange Assessment Framework and Functional Requirements for Mobile Health

Document the functional requirements that can be used to assess devices, applications, and FHIR profiles to ensure that the essential data needed for clinical, patient and research uses is present in communications between applications.

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0.1.0
Jan-2020
v4.0.1
order-catalogOrder Catalog Implementation Guide

Order Catalog Implementation Guide

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0.1.0
Jan-2020
v4.0.1
patient-correctionsPatient Request for Corrections Implementation Guide

The Patient Request for Corrections Implementation Guide provides a method for communicating a patient's request for corrections to their patient data, as well as a way for health care organizations to respond to those requests.

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1.0.0-ballot
Jan-2022
v4.0.1
pddiPotential Drug-Drug Interaction (PDDI) Clinical Decision Support (CDS) (FHIR IG)

This implementation guide is targeted at drug-drug interaction CDS implementers who seek to increase the specificity and clinical relevance of potential drug-drug interaction (PDDI) alerts presented through the electronic health record.

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1.0.0-ballot
Jan-2022
v4.0.1
pharm-qualityPharmaceutical Quality (Industry)

The FHIR resource profiles specified in this implementation guide represent data in the ICH Quality Guidelines (https://www.ich.org/page/quality-guidelines). This implementation guide defines universal realm structured data elements to support structured authoring (e.g., master data; advanced analysis) for the creation and exchange of Quality information internationally.

1.0.0
Jan-2024
v5.0.0
phdPersonal Health Device FHIR IG

The Personal Connected Health Alliance (PCHA) Continua implementation guide describes how information from Continua-certified personal health devices (PHDs) is represented in FHIR. PHDs are devices that are mostly used in home-care contexts and include Continua-certified devices such as glucose meters, blood pressure cuffs, weight scales, thermometer, etc. The purpose of this implementation guide is to specify the FHIR components and their mappings to the PHD information.

This Implementation Guide was developed by the Continua Alliance Health and Fitness Server Working group with eventual participation in the Devices on FHIR (DoF) working group and the DoF initiative. This is a collaborative effort between the HL7 Health Care Devices Working Group, Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE), and Continua/Personal Connected Health Alliance (PCHAlliance).

1.1.0
Jan-2024
v4.0.1
phrStandard Personal Health Record

A specifcation for a standard personal health record file format, for collecting and assembling longitudinal records from multiple EHR vendors

1.0.0-ballot
Jan-2024
v4.0.1
pocdPoint-of-care Device FHIR IG

This Implementation Guide defines the use of FHIR resources to convey measurements and supporting data from acute care point-of-care medical devices (PoCD) to receiving systems for electronic medical records, clinical decision support, and medical data archiving for aggregate quality measurement and research purposes.

The Point-of-Care Device (PoCD) Implementation Guide was developed by the Devices on FHIR (DoF) initiative. This is a collaborative effort between the HL7 Health Care Devices Working Group, Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE), and the Personal Connected Health Alliance (PCHAlliance) / Continua. The objective of the DoF group is to ensure a consistent use of FHIR for exchanging health device information, including:

  • Maximum alignment between PoCD and Personal Health Devices (PHD)
  • Alignment with the HL7 V2-based specifications from the IHE Patient Care Device (PCD) technical framework
  • Consistent mapping of the ISO/IEEE 11073 terminology and information models
  • Note that this implementation guide is based on the STU3 version of FHIR.
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0.3.0
Jan-2021
v4.0.1
radiation-dose-summaryRadiation Dose Summary for Diagnostic Procedures on FHIR

Radiation Dose Summary for Diagnostic Procedures on FHIR standardizes the sharing of minimal radiation information following a performed exam.

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0.1.0
Jan-2021
v4.0.1
rtlsReal Time Location Services Implementation Guide

This implementation guide defines the use of FHIR resources to exchange information that describes the location of patients, providers, staff, equipment, or other permanent assets within a hospital or other healthcare facility. This data is typically exchanged between a healthcare system (e.g. EHR software) and a Real Time Location System (RTLS) that captures, processes, and stores information about the location of tracking tags. The tracking tags are associated with an assigned subject (i.e. patients, providers, assets) and their location data is recorded as the associated subject moves throughout a healthcare facility. This location data has many applications in the healthcare context, such as workflow automation, staff/asset tracking, and patient monitoring. The communication workflows that this implementation guide enables includes tag location updates, association/disassociation from subjects, co-location notifications, status updates, availability updates, and other auxiliary functions (e.g. button presses) a tag may offer. Note that it only provides a communication model for notifying interested parties that these events occurred, and does not define the situational requirements for which each event is applicable.

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1.0.0-ballot
Jan-2023
v5.0.0
sanerSituational Awareness for Novel Epidemic Response

The goal of publishing this guide is to encourage the creation of a community interested in extremely rapid development of interfaces that can support communication Bed and other resources to Public Health in this time of crisis. It is the technical part of a multi-pronged effort to develop a workable, quickly deployable, national approach for situational awareness. The initial short-term goals of this are three fold:

  1. Quickly develop a specification that will support communication of essential situation awareness data for consumption by public health.
  2. Test the ability of systems to use this specification.
  3. Pilot test systems implementing the specification in real world settings.
1.0.0
Jan-2021
v4.0.1
sdcStructured Data Capture FHIR IG

The SDC (Structured Data Capture) specification is an Implementation Guide of the FHIR Specification that provides an infrastructure to standardize the capture and expanded use of patient-level data collected within an EHR.

3.0.0
Jan-2022
v4.0.1
4.0.0-ballot
Jan-2024
v4.0.1
security-label-ds4pFHIR Data Segmentation for Privacy

Application of FHIR meta.security to segment FHIR Bundles and Resources per applicable policy.

1.0.0
Jan-2023
v4.0.1
shc-vaccinationSMART Health Cards Vaccination and Testing, Release 1 | STU 1

Defines the clinical and patient information contained within a SMART Health Card related to vaccination and lab results for an infectious disease.

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0.6.2
Jan-2021
v4.0.1
shorthandFHIR Shorthand

FHIR Shorthand (FSH) is a domain-specific language (DSL) for defining the content of FHIR Implementation Guides (IG).

3.0.0
Jan-2024
v4.0.1
smart-app-launchSmart App Launch Implementation Guide

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2.0.0
Jan-2021
v4.0.1
2.1.0-ballot
Jan-2022
v4.0.1
smart-health-cards-and-linksSMART Health Cards and Links FHIR IG

The SMART Health Cards and Links FHIR Implementation Guide defines secure, standards-based mechanisms for individuals to store, share, and manage their health data.

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1.0.0-ballot
Jan-2024
v4.0.1
smart-web-messagingSMART Web Messaging Implementation Guide: STU1

The SMART Web Messaging Implementation Guide enables SMART-launched apps a standard way to communicate with the fixture that launched the app.

1.0.0
Jan-2022
v4.0.1
subscriptions-backportSubscriptions R5 Backport

This guide defines a standard method of back-porting the R5 subscriptions API to R4 implementations as to bridge for pre-adopting R5 Subscriptions prior to adoption of the R5 FHIR standard.

1.1.0
Jan-2023
v4.3.0
1.2.0-ballot
Jan-2023
v4.3.0
termchangesetTerminology Change Set Exchange

This IG provides profiles and implementation guidance for exchanging terminology change sets that include full semantic detail from the source terminology utilizing the CodeSystem resource. It also addresses exchanging terminology change sets containing provisional concepts not yet incorporated in source terminologies, such as those requiring rapid distribution during a pandemic-response context. Analysis of semantic detail to include in a change set is informed by the Tinkar Standardized Terminology Knowledgebase (https://www.hl7.org/implement/standards/product_brief.cfm?product_id=573) Reference Model, and mappings from that architecture are included on CodeSystem profiles. It provides background and context for the Tinkar Standardized Terminology Knowledgebase Reference Model and its native representation to enable lossless knowledge assets in various formats. In 2021, HL7 published the HL7 Logical Model: Standardized Terminology Knowledgebase, Release 1—an informative document outlining the requirements for managing terminology across diverse healthcare organizations. This document emphasized the need for a robust terminology foundation, supporting extensions for various informatics systems. It introduced a self-describing logical model for terminology knowledge bases, specifically designed to represent standard terminology modules such as SNOMED CT Releases, value sets, coding systems, local terms, and equivalence mappings. The logical model comprehensively captured internal semantics, concept details, detailed relationships between terms, and hierarchies of standard terminology modules. The foundation for a standard-based Terminology Knowledge Architecture (Tinkar) specification was articulated to facilitate knowledge management for terminology among vendors, providers, and standards development organizations, including Health Level Seven International (HL7).

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1.0.0-ballot
Jan-2024
v4.0.1
v2mappingsHL7 Version 2 to FHIR

The HL7 V2 to FHIR Implementation Guide supports the mapping of HL7 Version 2 messages segments, datatypes and vocabulary to HL7 FHIR Release 4.0 Bundles, Resources, Data Types and Coding Systems.

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1.0.0-ballot
Jan-2023
v4.0.1
vhdirValidated Healthcare Directory FHIR IG

The Validated Healthcare Directory (VHDir) Implementation Guide defines the minimum conformance requirements for accessing or exposing validated healthcare directory data. It provides a specification for the exchange of directory data between a source of validated provider data and local workflow environments (e.g. local directories). The specification is supports international stakeholders and also meet the specific needs of the US Realm.

This implementation guide is developed in cooperation with the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) and the HL7 International Patient Administration Work Group, and the HL7 US Realm Steering Committee.

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0.2.0
Dec-2017
v3.5.0
vulcan-rwdRetrieval of Real World Data for Clinical Research

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1.0.0
Jan-2023
v4.0.1
vulcan-scheduleClinical Study Schedule of Activities

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1.0.0
Jan-2023
v4.0.1
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By Date

IGNameVersionTypeDateAge
cqlUsing CQL with FHIR Implementation Guide1.0.0Publication2024-01-31322 days
crmiCanonical Resource Management Infrastructure Implementation Guide1.0.0Publication2024-01-31322 days
ae-research-backport-igAdverse Event Clinical Research R4 Backport1.0.1Publication2024-01-30323 days
ae-research-igAdverse Event Clinical Research1.0.1Publication2024-01-30323 days
cpgClinical Guidelines2.0.0Publication2024-01-26327 days
shorthandFHIR Shorthand3.0.0Publication2024-01-19334 days
phrStandard Personal Health Record1.0.0-ballotCandidate2024-01-18335 days
phdPersonal Health Device FHIR IG1.1.0Publication2024-01-18335 days
sdcStructured Data Capture FHIR IG4.0.0-ballotCandidate2024-01-17336 days
cqmQuality Measure Implementation Guide1.0.0-ballotCandidate2024-01-16337 days
termchangesetTerminology Change Set Exchange1.0.0-ballotCandidate2024-01-14339 days
lab-reportHL7 Laboratory Report1.0.0-ballotCandidate2024-01-14339 days
application-featureFHIR Application Feature Framework Implementation Guide1.0.0-ballotCandidate2024-01-13340 days
genomics-reportingGenetic Reporting Implementation Guide3.0.0Publication2024-01-12341 days
cardx-htn-mngCardX Hypertension Management IG1.0.0Publication2024-01-12341 days
ipsInternational Patient Summary Implementation Guide2.0.0-ballotCandidate2024-01-12341 days
fhircastFHIRcast3.0.0-ballotCandidate2024-01-10343 days
dicom-srDICOM® SR to FHIR Resource Mapping IG1.0.0-ballotCandidate2024-01-09344 days
ibcmInternational Birth And Child Model Implementation Guide1.0.0-ballot2Candidate2024-01-09344 days
smart-health-cards-and-linksSMART Health Cards and Links FHIR IG1.0.0-ballotCandidate2024-01-08345 days
fhir-clinical-documentFHIR Clinical Documents1.0.0-ballotCandidate2024-01-08345 days
pharm-qualityPharmaceutical Quality (Industry)1.0.0Publication2024-01-08345 days
ehrs-rleEHRS Functional Model - Record Lifecycle Events Implementation Guide1.1.0Publication2024-01-02351 days
rtlsReal Time Location Services Implementation Guide1.0.0-ballotCandidate2023-01-30688 days
emedicinal-product-infoElectronic Medicinal Product Information (ePI) FHIR Implementation Guide1.0.0Publication2023-01-26692 days
ipaInternational Patient Access1.0.0Publication2023-01-26692 days
vulcan-rwdRetrieval of Real World Data for Clinical Research1.0.0Publication2023-01-25693 days
livdLoinc/IVD Mapping FHIR IG1.0.0-ballotCandidate2023-01-21697 days
ichom-breast-cancerICHOM FHIR Implementation Guide: Breast Cancer1.0.0Publication2023-01-21697 days
v2mappingsHL7 Version 2 to FHIR1.0.0-ballotCandidate2023-01-20698 days
subscriptions-backportSubscriptions R5 Backport1.2.0-ballotCandidate2023-01-18700 days
vulcan-scheduleClinical Study Schedule of Activities1.0.0Publication2023-01-18700 days
ebmEvidence Based Medicine on FHIR Implementation Guide1.0.0-ballotCandidate2023-01-17701 days
security-label-ds4pFHIR Data Segmentation for Privacy1.0.0Publication2023-01-17701 days
ihe-sdc-eccIHE SDC/eCC on FHIR1.0.0Publication2023-01-12706 days
patient-correctionsPatient Request for Corrections Implementation Guide1.0.0-ballotCandidate2022-01-281055 days
fhir-for-fairFHIR for FAIR - FHIR Implementation Guide1.0.0Publication2022-01-271056 days
pddiPotential Drug-Drug Interaction (PDDI) Clinical Decision Support (CDS) (FHIR IG)1.0.0-ballotCandidate2022-01-061077 days
smart-web-messagingSMART Web Messaging Implementation Guide: STU11.0.0Publication2022-01-051078 days
smart-app-launchSmart App Launch Implementation Guide2.1.0-ballotCandidate2022-01-031080 days
cdisc-mappingCDISC Mapping FHIR IG1.0.0Publication2021-01-301418 days
bulkdataFHIR Bulk Data Access (Flat FHIR)2.0.0Publication2021-01-251423 days
pocdPoint-of-care Device FHIR IG0.3.0Candidate2021-01-131435 days
shc-vaccinationSMART Health Cards Vaccination and Testing, Release 1 | STU 10.6.2Candidate2021-01-121436 days
eyecareHL7 FHIR® Implementation Guide: Ophthalmology Retinal, Release 10.1.0Candidate2021-01-111437 days
radiation-dose-summaryRadiation Dose Summary for Diagnostic Procedures on FHIR0.1.0Candidate2021-01-071441 days
sanerSituational Awareness for Novel Epidemic Response1.0.0Publication2021-01-061442 days
cdisc-labCDISC Lab Semantics in FHIR1.0.0Publication2020-01-261788 days
mhealth-frameworkApplication Data Exchange Assessment Framework and Functional Requirements for Mobile Health0.1.0Candidate2020-01-151799 days
order-catalogOrder Catalog Implementation Guide0.1.0Candidate2020-01-041810 days
immdsImmunization Decision Support Forecast FHIR IG0.2.0Candidate2019-01-282151 days
vhdirValidated Healthcare Directory FHIR IG0.2.0Candidate2017-12-312544 days