Overview of SMART

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Overview of SMART on FHIR as an app platform: standardized Standalone and EHR launches that use OAuth2 with patient and system scopes to get access tokens, plus a client credentials flow for back-end services and bulk data. SMART v2 adds more specific scopes using FHIR search parameters. Tools: Smart App Launcher, Boston Children’s SMART sandbox (≈1,000 synthetic patients), SMART App Gallery, client libraries. Example: a neonatal bilirubin app fetches observations, plots hours‑old curves, and reduces manual nomogram lookups. US certified EHRs must support SMART starting 2023.

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1. 0:00Introduction to SMART
2. 3:28Core problem SMART solves
3. 8:43SMART as a platform
4. 11:13OAuth workflow in SMART
5. 15:31App launch types
6. 19:19Permissions and Scopes
7. 22:05SMART app ecosystem
8. 25:17Background services
9. 28:03Clinical decision support
10. 31:34Developer resources
11. 34:03Building a SMART app
12. 37:14Testing with sandboxes
13. 41:51SMART v2 Scopes
14. 44:40Q&A session

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