Agenda
- More on FHIR Shorthand potentially useful for this group
Attendees
Todd Cooper, John Garguilo, Martin Hurrell, Stefan Karl, Brian Reinhold, John Rhoads (notes)
Meeting Notes
FHIR Shorthand overview. continued
- how to set up computer
- examples of usage
- GoFSH - experiments with PoCD IG
- More on FHIR shortcuts (Andy Iverson)
- Visual Studio Code (quick and easy download on Windows and MacOS, be careful to distinguish from Visual Studio, a heavyweight Integrated Development Environment mainly for C#, recommended only if you have a use for it)
- MCODE IG a good example of a well-done, large-ish IG making good use of FHIR Shorthand - well worth gettig from github and having a look
To see how it looks as an IG: http://hl7.org/fhir/us/mcode
To get from github: https://github.com/HL7/fhir-mCODE-ig
References
Reference
https://build.fhir.org/ig/HL7/fhir-shorthand/overview.html A nice look into the general nature of FHIR shorthand, with links to the best next places to go for more information
https://fshschool.org/docs/sushi/project/ A good tutorial site. The page given explains creating about the simplest possible project using FSH and how to generate the about the simplest possible FHIR Implementation Guide from it, using the standard FHIR Implementation Guide Publisher software. Other pages on the site cover how to set yourself up with the basic software for using FSH, including the language processor Sushi (with apologies for all the fish-related puns), and GoFSH, which to some degree reverse engineers an existing IG (like, say, the PoCD on) into FHIR Shorthand (.fsh files) source code.
Some working documents for the DeviceAlert project:
Draft DeviceAlert element definitions mockup
Draft DeviceAlert structure mockup
Draft DeviceAlert rationale mockup