Open source and managed ecosystems for FHIR in Azure
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Overview of the offering: open-source Microsoft FHIR Server runs as Docker images with SQL or Cosmos DB back ends and a one-click Deploy to Azure button; companion repos include Health Data Services samples, the Health Data Services toolkit, FHIR Converter and rule-based deidentification. Managed options are Azure API for FHIR and Azure Health Data Services workspaces with DICOM, Event Grid hooks, private link, CMK support and export that implements FHIR export plus de-identified export. Service footprint includes 99.9% SLA and 30+ regions; recent work yields 100x faster export and 10x faster ingest.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to FHIR on Azure
- 1:48Open source FHIR server overview
- 5:47Managed FHIR services in Azure
- 7:14Azure Health Data Services updates
- 9:42Key capabilities of managed services
- 12:57Recent enhancements and performance
- 13:39Q&A session
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