FHIR on Android for standards-based care in Liberia
summary
An offline-capable FHIR platform runs on Android to manage antenatal, postnatal, immunization, and stock workflows across Liberia, syncing devices via Keycloak-authenticated HAPI servers with a data warehouse. The app packages UX as Binary FHIR resources, uses Questionnaires and StructureMaps to extract Patients and Observations, runs a CQL evaluator and Measures on-device for decision support and reporting, and tracks 4,000 CHWs + 500 supervisors; two pilots complete and national rollout imminent.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and project context
- 3:38Platform architecture and tooling
- 6:51Configuring FHIR workflows on Android
- 10:00Stock tracking and commodity management
- 12:36Structured data capture and logic
- 13:59Pilot results and future plans
- 14:40Acknowledgments and contact
- 15:01Q&A session
