Example of Patient Data Structure from FHIR Server: Applying IHE Profile
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Summary
A 'Patient' resource retrieved from the HAPI FHIR REST Server was displayed in a format compliant with specific healthcare interoperability standards (IHE). The data includes basic information like names and addresses, along with extended fields such as mother's maiden name.
Details
The content provided is the JSON body of a 'Patient' resource (in FHIR format) retrieved from the HAPI FHIR 3.3.0 REST Server. This serves as an example of patient data management in a healthcare setting. From a technical standpoint, this resource demonstrates adherence to specific profiles, notably IHE.PDQm.PatientResource listed in the `meta` section. Beyond standard fields like name (Martin Fabienne), birth date (1998-10-05), and address, it includes extended fields such as mother's maiden name and multiple identifiers. Such structured data exchange is crucial for achieving interoperability within Japanese healthcare information systems. By utilizing the FHIR standard, institutions can facilitate seamless data exchange between different electronic medical record (EMR) or billing systems, supporting the provision of high-quality patient care.
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