Introduction to HAPI

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HAPI FHIR is an Apache 2 licensed Java library that now ships as HAPI FHIR 6.6.0 with final FHIR R5 support and a starter repo called fhir‑starters. It exposes parsers, clients, a plain server facade and a full JPA server that runs on PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle or H2 for testing and scales to billions of resources with index tuning. Built in features include validation (parser error handler and semantic validator), an authorization interceptor, consent and BALP audit capture, plus many ready examples and a hashmap in‑memory provider for learning.

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1. 0:00Welcome and introduction
2. 2:26Audience engagement
3. 3:06Happy Fire overview
4. 8:23Library history and versions
5. 11:07Fire Starters and modules
6. 13:37Parsers and serializers
7. 14:41Fire clients
8. 17:29Fire servers
9. 23:24JPA server details
10. 26:36Interceptors explained
11. 29:42Security and interceptors
12. 32:11Validation frameworks
13. 34:19Public server demo
14. 35:06Q&A performance
15. 37:59Q&A authorization
16. 40:42Q&A CQF ruler
17. 42:08Q&A audit logging

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