Extending SMART on FHIR with FHIRcast

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Realtime synchronization of disparate EHR-connected apps uses SMART on FHIR launch to deliver two launch parameters: hub URL and session id, then the app creates a subscription via an HTTP POST subscribe to that hub. Workflow events are pushed as JSON whose body is FHIR resources — e.g., patient/encounter open/close — and clients unsubscribe similarly. An open-source .NET Core sandbox and tutorial live on GitHub and prototypes run at connectathons; WebSocket vs server-sent events remains unresolved for production.

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1. 0:00Introduction to SMART on FHIR
2. 2:56Limitations of embedded SMART apps
3. 5:20Need for FHIRcast synchronization
4. 9:39How FHIRcast extends SMART
5. 15:03Current status and next steps
6. 26:30Vendor interest and future plans
7. 29:29Q&A and closing

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