Publishing a FHIR specification

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Explains how to publish FHIR artifacts by creating npm-style FHIR packages (package.json + /package folder with JSON resources), hosting them to the public registry at registry.fhir.org or a private npm feed, and linking an Implementation Guide for human docs. Tools covered: IG Publisher, Simplifier, Firely .NET SDK/Forge and the CLI (fire pack, fire install). Packages use semantic versioning, are immutable (can be unlisted) and resolve dependencies for servers (e.g. HAPI); limitation: instances cannot yet declare conformance to a package version.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 1:06What you'll learn
3. 10:11Identifying resource versions
4. 13:32FHIR Packages
5. 14:51Package specification
6. 16:48Package manifest
7. 23:03Installing packages
8. 24:10Building on packages
9. 24:57What you've learned

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