Developer Tools

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Interoperability standards tools enable developers to design and implement interfaces for health information systems more efficiently and effectively. These tools streamline integration with standards-based systems, reducing development time, complexity, and implementation costs, while ensuring seamless health data exchange across care settings.

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These developer tools drive interoperability by streamlining data exchange, standardizing health information, and enabling seamless integration of FHIR-based solutions, empowering healthcare organizations to deliver more connected and efficient care.

Canadian Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR®) Registry

The Canadian Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR®) Registry supports collaborative development to accelerate the adoption and sustainable growth of FHIR, both locally and internationally. It serves as the central repository for national FHIR profiles recommended for use in Canada

Canadian Uniform Resource Identifiers (URI) Registry

The Canadian Uniform Resource Identifiers (URI) Registry serves as a repository for identifier and code system namespaces, supporting interoperability and standardized health data exchange in Canada’s healthcare system.

HL7 Application Programming Interface (HAPI)

HAPI (HL7 Application Programming Interface) FHIR® is an open-source Java library designed to simplify the implementation of FHIR messaging in applications. It provides developers with the tools to create, parse, validate, and transmit FHIR data, making it easier to integrate healthcare systems and enable seamless data exchange.

Terminology Service Application Programming Interface (APIs)

Terminology Service RESTful (Representational State Transfer) APIs (Application Programming Interface) facilitate the automated exchange of clinical terminology content and resources. These APIs support real-time access, validation, and translation of standardized health data, ensuring consistent and interoperable communication across healthcare systems.