Create an Implementation Guide with FHIR Shorthand
summary
FSH is a concise DSL that turns declarative text into full FHIR artifacts and IGs using tools like Fish Online, sushi and go-fish, and it already runs in-browser and links to the IG Publisher. It creates profiles, value sets, extensions, instances, logical models and custom resources; the project reports 40,000 downloads and over 100 IGs using FSH. Converting a 3,700-line StructureDefinition to 3,700 lines to 57 lines shows the compression; rule sets and insert macros generate reusable components and the conversion tooling demonstrably works.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:30FHIR Shorthand
- 3:58Creating Implementation Guides
- 6:46FHIR Shorthand Advantages
- 9:52Fish Finder
- 10:47Fish Online
- 12:39COVID19 Example
- 15:58Severity Value Set
- 17:38Example Profile
- 22:14Review
- 24:36Extension Syntax
- 26:05Define an Extension
- 28:28Insert Rules
- 33:46Convert to FHIR
- 36:34Rules
- 39:34Questions
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