Exciting news: .NET based library for CQL is available now
Firely's .NET SDK has a brand new library: the CQL engine. You can now execute and evaluate CQL, the Clinical Quality Language, on FHIR resources. A huge step in advancing the computable quality measures ecosystem, with huge speed improvements over current solutions out there.
Created in collaboration with NCQA and tested against HEDIS measures.
More info about the Firely .NET SDK on our website. Or install the CQL engine directly from NuGet.
Other news from Firely
Join us on our next product update webinar showcasing all the latest changes across Simplifier.net, Forge, and Firely Terminal. We will be demonstrating the new online resource editor, private FHIR packages and explaining the 60-day free trial.
See the new FSH editing capabilities in Simplifier's Resource Editor! And learn how to navigate the choice between Forge's visual modeling and FSH's code-based approach for your FHIR projects.
We just dropped a game-changing suite of tools for FHIR developers, including private package feeds and a zero-install FHIR Shorthand editor that promises to make FHIR modeling a breeze. Whether you're a seasoned FHIR expert or just getting started, these powerful new features might just revolutionize your healthcare data modeling workflow - read on to discover how.
And changes to installing and publishing private packages via Firely Terminal
Learn how the Dutch centralized cancer registry is using FHIR and Simplifier.net
Learn from Dutch and German cancer registries how they streamline data collection from EHRs, plus get latest FHIR insights from Firely CEO (free, online).
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The Product team showcase all the latest updates in FHIR, Simplifier.net, Forge, and Firely Terminal in our October webinar.
New quality control rules, markdown rendering, major infrastructure upgrades, and improved package publication, along with a new year-based versioning system.
A marketplace for healthcare knowledge encoded in FHIR and an overview page for every country publishing FHIR models.