SMART on FHIR
summary
SMART on FHIR defines a concrete app platform: OAuth2 app-launch flows (standalone and EHR launch) + FHIR R2 resource scopes, an app gallery, sandbox server with de‑identified and synthetic (Cynthia) data, and developer libraries and samples. Live demos include a Glitch-hosted growth‑chart that pulls Observation and Demographics and plots with Plotly, a Boston Children’s pediatric BP app, and Sync for Science integration. Tools: SMART App Launcher, Sandbox Server, OAuth2 + FHIR scopes.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction to SMART
- 1:53The problem of interoperability
- 3:18SMART project goals
- 4:44Key areas of focus
- 6:02Value proposition
- 8:34EHR as a platform
- 9:20Standalone app launch
- 12:31EHR-based app launch
- 13:41Permissions and scopes
- 17:25Community and adoption
- 19:00SMART app gallery
- 21:35Related projects
- 24:29Developer tools and QA
- 28:09App launcher demonstration
- 34:08Developer libraries and resources
- 36:53Sandbox environments
- 39:00Q&A and closing








