hl7-fhir

http://hapifhir.io/doc_custom_structures.html this article discusses a DomainResource. There are situations however when you might want to create an entirely custom resource type. This feature should be used only if there is no other option, since it means you are creating a resource type that will not be interoperable with other FHIR implementations. I've implemented the code verbatum. (I show the classes below (with no "guts" just for brevity) (full code at the url)) /** * This is an example of a custom resource that also uses a custom * datatype. * * Note that we are extensing

I have a set of fhir resources in the following form: <Basic> <meta> <versionId value="1.0"/> <lastUpdated value="2016-11-18T10:26:51Z"/> <profile value="http://stelar.org/StructureDefinition/stelar/profile/anthropometry"/> </meta> <text> <status value="generated"/> </text> <extension url="http://stelar.org/StructureDefinition/stelar/extension/const-sourceIdentifier"> <cohortName value="TEST"/> <datasetName value="SEATONJEAug14A1"/> <archetypeName value="Abdo20wks"/> </extension> <extension url="http://stelar.org/StructureDefinition/stelar/extension/const-resourceTags"> <valueString value=

I'm using the HL7.Fhir nuget package 0.9.3 created by Ewout Kramer. I am tying it up with ASP.NET Web API, but unfortunately the built in JSON serialization isn't generating the JSON correctly. It contains lots of this: "<IdentifierElement>k__BackingField" As suggested by the framework, this code works... public HttpResponseMessage GetConformance() { var conformance = new Conformance(); var json = FhirSerializer.SerializeResourceToJson(conformance); return new HttpResponseMessage{Content = new StringContent(json)}; } but this will become quite repetitive and isn't following the "by convention"

I am trying to understand how to use the FHIR Questionnaire resource, and have a specific question regarding this. My project is specifically regarding how a citizen in our country could be responding to Questionnaires via a web app, which are then submitted to the FHIR server as QuestionnaireAnswers, to be read/analyzed by a health professional. A FHIR-based system could have lots of Questionnaires (Qs), groups of Qs or even specific Qs would be targeted towards certain users or groups of users. The display of the questionnare to the citizen could also be based on a Care-plan of a sort, for