FHIResponse, What does it do?
- Mitchell Henderson
- Apr 9, 2019
- 1 min read
A mobile app that allows authorized users to securely access an Electronic Health Record (EHR), retrieves and displays only relevant patient health information (PHI), such as current diagnoses, list of current medications, hospitalizations, and/or past surgeries. This would allow the emergency/crisis responders to quickly respond to requests from law enforcement, other healthcare providers, and/or other community members and provide the responding team with vital information while en route. It would work like this: the user would first log in and authenticate and receive an access token, then the user initiates a query, the application interprets the search criteria from the user and sends a FHIR query to the FHIR Resource Server via Logic Module using the access token, the FHIR Resource Server replies with the relevant resources as a FHIR bundle, the logic module would return the specific information that is relevant to type of responding team using the given information and user input data elements, and finally the assessment results are displayed in the browser app. In addition there would be a section to take notes in the field that could then be easily transferred (copy/paste) to the EHR.
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