Democratising FHIR with GraphQL
summary
Claims that GraphQL Mesh can be extended with custom resolvers to surface FHIR data as front-end friendly queries rather than raw bundles, and demonstrates that approach by building a medication table and a peak-flow chart that compute best/80%/50% thresholds. The team wraps those queries into no-code Elementor components (data grid and chart) as a proof-of-value; custom resolver work takes a few days, UI wiring another day or two, and the demo works, though GraphQL Mesh lacks full FHIR compliance and mutation support for production.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:47Shift Left
- 4:56The Heart of GraphQL
- 6:13GraphQL Mesh
- 7:51GraphQL Playground
- 11:22No Code UI Components
- 15:08Closing remarks
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