FHIR Resources for Clinical Research
summary
Vulcan FHIR Accelerator shows concrete FHIR structures: R5 research study redesign adds multi-name labels, arm identifiers, status dates and registry alignment; eligibility example encodes 250 subjects female age 50–65. The protocol maps to a library of building blocks so a schedule-of-activities using PlanDefinition nests visit PlanDefinitions that reference ActivityDefinition and ObservationDefinition (blood‑pressure sequence example). Connectathons ran in Jan/May to exercise real‑world data, schedule, FINa packets and medication definition. Consent links to ResearchSubject without exposing the Patient; access control remains server responsibility.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to FHIR in research
- 3:18What is Vulcan project
- 15:40Vulcan tracks and resources
- 16:09R5 changes for clinical research
- 29:15Recruitment and eligibility examples
- 33:10Schedule of activities in FHIR
- 36:50Site structure and locations
- 40:08Research subject and consent
- 43:17Wrap-up and Q&A
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