The story of FHIR data exchange and storage combined

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Project replaces a 2012 legacy clinical outcomes platform with a FHIR-based platform over 1.5 years, ingesting patient data via manual entry and large CSV batch imports, mapping over 30+ registries to FHIR Resources, persisting FHIR Resources and connecting to multiple EMR vendors for automated delivery of a lifestyle intervention. Built a metadata microservice, separates storage from analytics, uses incremental migration rather than big‑bang, and flags a hard challenge: supporting write/maintenance workflows that historically relied on direct SQL.

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1. 0:00Introduction to FHIR talk
2. 2:39About Logics and platform
3. 9:20Lessons learned from legacy system
4. 12:56Standardization and interoperability
5. 13:39Q&A session

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