Submitting WG/Project/Implementer Group: FHIR Infrastructure
Justification and Objectives
FHIR Shorthand (FSH) is a new, author-friendly language for defining the content of IGs, including profiles, extensions, value sets, examples, and search parameters. As a purpose-designed language, FSH is concise, easy to understand, and aligned to user intentions.
The track will allow participants are invited to bring their existing or in-progress implementation guide and try out FSH. Participants will learn more about FSH, help debug the reference implementation, and share suggestions for future development.
This track will use what version of FHIR?
R4
Clinical input requested (if any)
No
Related tracks
None
Proposed Track Lead
Mark Kramer, mkramer@mitre.org
Participants (actual)
Rick Geimer, Lantana
Sarah Gaunt, Lantana
David Hay
Ward Weistra, Firely
Nick George, Google
Eric Haas
Natasha Singh, Childrens Hospital of Philadephia
Hugo Leroux, CSIRO
Alejandro Metke, CSIRO
Michael Lawley, CSIRO
John Rhoads, Phillips Healthcare
John Moerke,
Bob Milius, NMDP/CIBMTR
Andres Schuler, HL7 Austria
Reinhard Egelkraut, HL7 Austria
Vince McCauley
Track Orientation
Slides: FHIR Shorthand Connectathon Orientation Slides.pptx
(This is a single meeting ... but occurs on different days in different time zones)
Tuesday January 21, 5-6 pm Eastern US time (GMT-5)
Wednesday, January 22, 9-10 am, Sydney Daylight Time (GMT+11)
https://meet.mitre.org/mkramer/0SM9YVQV
System Roles
This track emphasizes modeling and profiling. The relevant role is "Implementation Guide Creator".
Scenarios
Scenario 1:
Action: IG Creator translates profiles from an existing IG into FHIR Shorthand, to create a more maintainable form of the IG.
Precondition: Existing IG to translate.
Success Criteria: Existing IG reproduced with source expressed as FHIR Shorthand.
Bonus point: Put FSH files until source code control. Profiles generated by FSH validated using FHIR validator.
Scenario 2:
Action: IG Creator creates profiles and examples for a new IG.
Precondition: Clinical information model to express as FHIR profiles.
Success Criteria: Draft version of IG produced.
Bonus point: Create examples for each profile.
TestScript(s)
The FHIR validator will be used to assure validity of produced profiles, extensions, and examples.
Security and Privacy Considerations
None.
1 Comment
Mark Kramer
A big thanks to everyone who participated. The outcomes are given here:
but for convenience, repeated below:
FHIR Shorthand Track
BACKGROUND
OBJECTIVE OF CONNECTATHON
PARTICIPANTS
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS
RELEVANT LINKS:
FHIR Shorthand Zulip channel (#shorthand)
https://chat.fhir.org/#narrow/stream/215610-shorthand
FHIR Shorthand Documentation and Tutorial
http://build.fhir.org/ig/HL7/fhir-shorthand
FHIR Shorthand Documentation Issue Reports
https://github.com/HL7/fhir-shorthand/issues
SUSHI Code Repository
https://github.com/FHIR/sushi
SUSHI Issue Reports
https://github.com/FHIR/sushi/issues
HL7 Confluence Site
https://confluence.hl7.org/display/FHIRI/FHIR+Shorthand
Conference Calls
See http://hl7.org/concalls for details
DISCOVERED ISSUES
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