How to put out the FHIR
summary
Rapid two-month rollout of a FHIR-based SMART Health Cards system that issues QR-encoded FHIR bundles and has already produced ~2 million cards statewide and been adopted by 28 states/territories and 500+ providers with an estimated global reach. Implementation uses GitHub-hosted JSON-based localizations, Azure-backed scaling, partnerships with MITRE and University of Washington, and a simple two-factor SMS/email verification flow. Interface auto-detects language and supports 42+ languages so translated content, FAQs and QR payload text work in production.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 2:11Project overview and goals
- 4:23Rapid development and rollout timeline
- 6:30Public launch and scaling challenges
- 7:58Open source collaboration and adoption
- 9:48Equity and accessibility features
- 11:57Two-factor authentication process
- 14:05Smart Health Card QR code details
- 15:29Key takeaways and open code release
- 16:59Q&A session and future plans
- 21:16Closing remarks and equity summary
