Sponsored by DMI: This could have been a Questionnaire
summary
Germany adopts FHIR as giant document bundles (sometimes 150-profile bundles) which forces vendors to build huge resources from scratch; the claim is that using questionnaires plus the SDC implementation guide changes that: renderers that accept FHIR queries and FHIRPath pre-populate forms, SMART on FHIR launches them, and data-extraction rules create discrete Allergy/Observation resources on receipt. This reduces transport to one QuestionnaireResponse, eases visualization, splits work across simple REST APIs and tooling, and promises faster adaptation than rewriting primary systems.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to DMI
- 1:23Fire journey in Germany
- 2:33Challenges with documentation
- 4:43Regulatory and data hurdles
- 7:35Revisiting questionnaires
- 10:59Structured data capture (SDC)
- 14:21Benefits of SDC in workflows
- 17:10Distributing implementation
- 20:21Innovation and agility
- 24:08Strategic advice and outlook
- 26:06Audience Q&A
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