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Prototype implements decision support for the Paul Coverdell stroke registry by firing FHIR Subscriptions on discharge events into a CQL engine (built on cqf ruler) that evaluates inclusion/exclusion logic and posts qualifying patients to the registry; applied to pediatric out‑of‑hospital stroke admissions across nine grantee states as a proof‑of‑concept and it works end‑to‑end. Findings: subscriptions are data‑centric and patient‑scoped, PlanDefinition packages execution, server implementations vary, and legal/business‑associate constraints complicate remote execution.
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- 1:13Reporting Design Pattern
- 3:25Reporting Design
- 18:54What Is a Monolith
- 21:20Micro Services
- 27:38Change Data Capture
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