FHIR Documents
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Covers how FHIR represents clinical documents with Composition + Bundle document bundle (XHTML narrative, attestations, transitive closure to meet multi‑year retention) and how tooling generates profiles, validation and HTML via the IG publisher. Shows the CCDA on FHIR implementable profiles that reuse US Core and supports bidirectional CDA↔FHIR transforms, notes a document operation (bundling) implemented on some servers, and cites hundreds of thousands pharmacist care plans already exchanged.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:40About Rick
- 1:53Clinical Documents
- 6:21Why are your documents important
- 6:55Clinical Document Architecture CDA
- 7:47Consolidated CDA
- 9:10CDA vs FHIR
- 15:57Bundles
- 18:17Composition Resource
- 18:54Sections
- 20:01Section Example
- 21:27Coding Data
- 24:18References
- 25:39History
- 29:05Implementation Guides
- 31:56Other Document Types
- 34:50Core Composition Resource
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