Stream: dotnet
Topic: FHIR to access epic data thru .net core
Srinivasulu Morapaka (Dec 30 2019 at 15:40):
Hi All,
i am new to FHIR and accessing epic data thru .net core application. can anyone guide me how to start.
Michele Mottini (Dec 30 2019 at 16:26):
You create a FhirClient instance specifying the URL of the Epic server and issue requests using that object
Brian Postlethwaite (Dec 31 2019 at 04:07):
And ensure you get the correct version. I believe that epic uses dstu2 still.
Srinivasulu Morapaka (Dec 31 2019 at 14:01):
And ensure you get the correct version. I believe that epic uses dstu2 still.
Any other API to access Epic data thru .net application other than FHIR. As i head FHIR is too complex to implement, so i thought of looking any other API's.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks
René Spronk (Jan 01 2020 at 13:00):
We'd be interested to hear as to why you think the FHIR API is 'too hard'. In general, healthcare is a complex subject area, which requires an API which is 'as simply as possible' whilst still being able to deal with real world use cases. No doubt one could find a simpler API for a limited use case, but as a generic API FHIR is probably as easy as it gets..
Srinivasulu Morapaka (Jan 03 2020 at 15:45):
We'd be interested to hear as to why you think the FHIR API is 'too hard'. In general, healthcare is a complex subject area, which requires an API which is 'as simply as possible' whilst still being able to deal with real world use cases. No doubt one could find a simpler API for a limited use case, but as a generic API FHIR is probably as easy as it gets..
Hi Rene,
I am new to healthcare domain and FHIR. My team told me that FHIR is complex, so am looking for other stuff.
Could anyone please share any information or API documentation of Epic AppOrchard API.
Thanks,
Srinivasulu
René Spronk (Jan 04 2020 at 09:37):
For that it would probably be best to contact Epic..
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