Making the Healthcare Developer Experience
summary
Federal rules now require FHIR implementation and OAuth patient-authorized APIs via ONC and CMS under the 21st Century Cures framework, forcing EHR vendors to publish docs and support stability but not mandating good tutorials or sandboxes. Practical tools include open FHIR profiles (US Core), synthetic-data generator Cynthia, and real-time integrations like Redox wiring Curative to public health systems that already handle 3.9% of COVID-19 tests. Blue Button 2.0 demonstrates a sandbox access in five minutes developer flow that most vendors still lack.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 3:36Healthcare developer experience in 2010
- 8:4621st Century Cures Act: Interoperability, Information Blocking, and the ONC Health IT Certification Program
- 10:21Performance
- 11:49YMMV on support
- 13:11Sandboxes
- 15:26The limits of FHIR are meant to be broken
- 16:19Pesky design decisions implementing FHIR
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