FQL is a query language that allows you to retrieve, filter and project data from any data source containing FHIR Resources. It brings the power of three existing languages together: SQL, JSON and FhirPath. It allows you to create tables and is useful for gaining insight and perform quality control.
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What is FQL?
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FQL Query resources
FQL Playground
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- FQL Documentation
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FQL Language
Syntax specification
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YamlGen Generate resources
YamlGen Playground
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YamlGen Language
YamlGen Syntax specification
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FHIRPath Inspect resource
FHIRPath Playground
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FHIRPath Documentation
FHIRPath Documentation
Find out what FHIRPath is or learn how to write FHIRPath scripts.
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Project FHIR API
The project FHIR API endpoint is not yet available for DSTU2 FHIR version.
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Simplifier FHIR API
The global FHIR API endpoint is not yet available for DSTU2 FHIR version.
Validate a resource
The validate operation checks whether the attached content would be acceptable either generally, as a create, an update or as a delete to an existing resource. The action the server takes depends on the mode parameter: * [mode not provided]: The server checks the content of the resource against any schema, constraint rules, and other general terminology rules * create: The server checks the content, and then checks that the content would be acceptable as a create (e.g. that the content would not violate any uniqueness constraints) * update: The server checks the content, and then checks that it would accept it as an update against the nominated specific resource (e.g. that there are no changes to immutable fields the server does not allow to change, and checking version integrity if appropriate) * delete: The server ignores the content, and checks that the nominated resource is allowed to be deleted (e.g. checking referential integrity rules) Modes update and delete can only be used when the operation is invoked at the resource instance level. The return from this operation is an [[[OperationOutcome]]]
- type OperationDefinition
- FHIR DSTU2
- status Active
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