Libreria FHIR Engine
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La libreria FHIR Engine consente agli sviluppatori di creare applicazioni per la salute per Android efficaci, utilizzabili offline e interoperabili, tutte basate sullo standard FHIR.
La libreria del motore FHIR archivia le risorse FHIR in un database locale criptato e fornisce una suite di API per la gestione delle risorse FHIR. Le applicazioni possono utilizzare queste API per cercare risorse FHIR locali, creare elenchi di pazienti, visualizzare record dettagliati dei pazienti e sincronizzare le risorse FHIR con qualsiasi server conforme a FHIR.
In questo modo le applicazioni possono funzionare offline e aggiornarsi quando c'è una connessione a internet.
Le funzionalità includono:
- Archiviazione locale delle risorse FHIR, criptata per impostazione predefinita.
- API di accesso ai dati per la gestione delle risorse FHIR, basate su FHIR R4 con supporto pianificato per le versioni future.
- API di ricerca basate su un linguaggio DSL (Domain Specific Language) Kotlin fluido,
che ti consente di cercare risorse FHIR utilizzando un linguaggio di query strutturato.
- API di sincronizzazione per la sincronizzazione bidirezionale tra un'app per Android e un server conforme a FHIR, come HAPI FHIR o l'API Cloud Healthcare.
Inizia a utilizzare la libreria FHIR Engine:
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Ultimo aggiornamento 2025-07-25 UTC.
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