The Firely Team is happy to announce the latest update to Firely Server.
Just a few highlights in the current release:
Firely Server succesfully passed all conformance test by the German national agency for digital medicine - gematik. See Essential FHIR tools for ISiK and ISiP on how to incorporate Firely Server into your products to comply with the relevant specifications for the German market.
Firely Server now uses the Firely SDK version 3.8.0. This upgrade enables Firely Server to use the latest FHIR R5 version (5.0.0-snapshot1). Additionally it improves the snapshot generation.
The performance of update, _include/_revinclude and conditional create interactions has been improved
The full release notes can be found here
Other news from Firely
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This minor Forge release mostly fixes a bunch of bugs, but there are some feature improvements as well, like making it easier to get your FHIR Shorthand files on Simplifier and adding new elements to logical models.
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The Firely Team is happy to announce the latest update to Firely Server.
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