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Dehydrated FHIR

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Babylon builds a FHIR-specific templating engine called Hydrant that maps simple internal models (called dFHIR) into full FHIR resources (example: hydrate a body-measurement dFHIR into an Observation) and back. Templates live outside service code, generate protobuf→Kafka→OpenSearch schemas and client code for JVM and other languages, and produce FHIR profiles/value sets. Property-based tests generate random dFHIR, hydrate and dehydrate, and catch wrong types, dead parameters and duplicates; protobuf checks prevent breaking schema changes. Hydrant is written in Scala and slated for open source.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to Dehydrated FHIR
  2. 1:46Problem with FHIR data silos
  3. 4:35Dehydrated FHIR concept
  4. 9:00Hydrant templating engine
  5. 13:54Benefits and open source plans
  6. 14:58Q&A session
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