Simplifier documentation

Simplifier.net is a FHIR specification development, collaboration and publishing platform.
Features

Get to know what is possible in Simplifier.net. An overview of free and paid features.

Documentation

Generic documentation on how to use the Simplifier platform.

Quality Control scripts

How to generate YAML files to tune your QC.

Firely Query Language

How to generate tables and overviews of FHIR data.

Baking

How to create your own publication build pipeline in Simplifier

Documentation

Blogs

Forge

Blog posts on using the Forge profile editor

Profiling

Posts about profiling

Simplifier

Blog posts on features and use cases in Simplifier

HL7 FHIR

Blog posts about the FHIR standard

Highlights
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Tools

Documentation of tools in the Simplifier Suite that help you create and publish profiles.

Forge

Help and documentation for Forge, the UI based Profile editor

.NET SDK

Documentation on how to build FHIR Apps in C#.

Firely Terminal

Documentation on the the mutli functional FHIR command line tool

Other products from Fire.ly
Firely Server

Documentation on the most used FHIR Server for production environments

FHIR .NET SDK

The complete FHIR SDK for .NET/C#.

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Training courses

Our training courses offer attendees the opportunity to get to know FHIR as well as hands on experience building software that uses FHIR to exchange and process health data.

We offer tailor-made training as well as 1- and 2-day courses on HL7 FHIR and Profiling at a beginner or advanced level.

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FHIR

More information on FHIR itself
What is FHIR?

What is HL7 FHIR?.

FHIR profiling

How to create your first FHIR profile..

White paper

The FHIR for Jurisdictions handbook.

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FHIR Standard

Current specifications
FHIR R5 specification

The current specification. See the package

Future and past specifications
FHIR DSTU1

The first balloted draft for FHIR

FHIR DSTU2

A past draft specification Go to the package

FHIR STU3

The first standard for trial use. Go to the package

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