Data Query, US Core
summary
Argonaut/US Core defines the concrete profiles, bindings and search expectations that implement the ONC 2015 Common Clinical Data Set, narrowing a huge FHIR surface into 17 resources with explicit searches for things like current allergies and medications. The project curates terminology into 23 value sets, publishes an Argonaut annotation guide and a docref operation to return CCD-style notes, and formalizes a must-support definition so servers must actually send required elements. Ongoing work adds clinical notes, bulk data and STU3 alignment with testing and public CI builds.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction to Argonaut
- 2:04Argonaut priorities and funding
- 3:50Common Clinical Data Set focus
- 5:11US Core vs Argonaut profiles
- 7:19Why profiles matter in FHIR
- 10:06Key components of US Core
- 12:57AllergyIntolerance profile walkthrough
- 16:41Patient profile and extensions
- 19:54Terminology and value sets
- 23:03Document reference operation
- 23:44Capability statement importance
- 25:52Future of Argonaut and US Core
- 26:52Data vs narrative in healthcare
- 29:01Clinical notes and testing plans
- 32:54How to get involved
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