Learn About FHIR
Learn about FHIR
Resources about FHIR from CMS and our partners at HL7® and the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC).
FHIR 101
HL7 FHIR DevDays
DevDays is an annual event, hosted by HL7 International, that gives health IT professionals the opportunity to learn about FHIR, exchange ideas, and apply what they have learned in their day-to-day work. Below you can find highlights from past DevDays events.
- FHIR Implementation Guide Creation Training
- Introduction to FHIR for L7 v2 experts
- Introduction to FHIR Profiling
- Introduction to FHIR Messages and FHIR Documents
- Learn to FSH: A friendly introduction to FHIR Shorthand
Da Vinci Community Support
- Da Vinci Implementer Support
- Da Vinci In Action Interactive – Implementations to Date
- Da Vinci Video Presentations
Federal Interoperability Resources
- 2020-2025 Federal Health IT Strategic Plan
- Draft 2024-2030 Federal Health IT Strategic Plan
- HTI-1 Rule Overview
- The Security Risk Assessment Tool Overview
- Modernizing Public Health Data Exchange
- Enabling Patient Access to Health Data for Actionable Results Enabling Patient Access to Health Data for Actionable Results
CMS Data Element Library
The Data Element Library (DEL) is a centralized resource for CMS' required assessment instrument data elements (e.g., questions and responses), and their associated mappings to nationally accepted health IT standards. There are no requirements to use the DEL contents. However, CMS assessment stakeholders may use the DEL resource to integrate CMS assessment content into their electronic health records and utilize mapped health IT standards to support interoperable health information exchange. The Data Element Library contains no patient health data.
PACIO Project
The primary goal of the PACIO Project is to establish a framework for the development of FHIR technical Implementation Guides and reference implementations that facilitate health data exchange between post-acute care and other providers, patients, and key stakeholders through standards-based use case-driven application programming interfaces. PACIO use cases include functional status, re-assessment timepoints, cognitive status, advance directive, and more.
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