SDK FHIR per Android
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L'SDK Android FHIR è un insieme di librerie Kotlin per la creazione di applicazioni sanitarie mobile-first e offline che utilizzano lo standard HL7 FHIR® su Android.
L'SDK FHIR per Android è stato sviluppato nell'ambito di una stretta collaborazione con l'Organizzazione Mondiale della Sanità per supportare le linee guida SMART dell'OMS, basate sulla Guida all'implementazione delle linee guida cliniche FHIR.
Con l'SDK, gli sviluppatori possono creare ed eseguire rapidamente il deployment di diversi tipi di applicazioni per la salute Android native FHIR per una serie di casi d'uso comuni e avanzati.
Vantaggi per gli sviluppatori
Utilizza la specifica FHIR R4 per:
- Crea soluzioni per la salute per Android utilizzando un modello di dati basato su standard (HAPI
FHIR Structures).
- Promuovi l'interoperabilità e crea soluzioni future-proof.
- Basarsi sui contenuti condivisi prodotti dall'ecosistema FHIR, come le linee guida
SMART dell'OMS.
Risparmia tempo e fatica:
- API che aiutano gli sviluppatori a risolvere problemi comuni relativi ai dati, come la sincronizzazione
e il lavoro offline.
- Trasforma rapidamente i questionari FHIR in moduli utilizzando i widget dell'interfaccia utente integrati.
- Crea flussi utente complessi per i moduli con comportamenti avanzati basati su FHIRPath Expressions.
Ragionamento clinico on-device:
Architettura dell'SDK Android FHIR
L'SDK Android FHIR è costituito da quattro librerie, progettate con una separazione dei problemi:
- Structured Data Capture Library: raccogli, convalida ed elabora i dati sanitari su Android
- FHIR Engine Library: archivia e gestisci le risorse FHIR localmente su Android
e sincronizzale con il server FHIR
- Libreria di flussi di lavoro: fornisce assistenza decisionale in base alle esigenze del paziente e calcola le misure di qualità clinica su Android
- Knowledge Manager Library: esegui il deployment e gestisci le risorse degli elementi di conoscenza FHIR (ad es. dalle guide all'implementazione) e rendile disponibili per altre librerie
Iniziare a utilizzare l'SDK FHIR per Android
Vai alla sezione Apprendimento per accedere alla documentazione per gli sviluppatori, ai tutorial video e ai
codelab oppure vai alla sezione Community per scoprire di più su call per gli sviluppatori, forum e modi per partecipare.
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Ultimo aggiornamento 2025-07-25 UTC.
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