Let's Build! Patient Mediated Data Connectivity

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Demonstration shows a cloneable Node/Next web app plus an open source React FHIR library that uses patient-mediated OAuth to connect to 300 health systems (Epic, Cerner, Allscripts, Athena, Meditech) and aggregate real clinical data into a serverless FHIR backend. Setup uses NPM install and npm run dev after getting API keys at oneuphealth/dev console, and live connections already cover about 70% of the US population. It returns ~150–200 FHIR resources per connection, supports bulk exports and subscriptions, and excludes images and genomic sequences.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 3:59Problem solved by Patient Access EHR data integration takes nearly a year
3. 5:10Build on a FHIR App Platform App developers can build medical apps fest. Don't need to manage individual data connections, security or a FHIR server
4. 26:42An App built on Tup: Health Al Chatbot Only took 16 days!

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