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Overview of Data Integration between REDCap and FHIR

REDCap on FHIR - IT Support - The University of Oklahoma

May 17, 2026The University of Oklahoma

Summary

The University of Oklahoma provides a mechanism using an FHIR interface between Epic and REDCap to transfer specified patient data (such as allergies, clinical notes, etc.) into REDCap. Researchers can utilize this function to collect and analyze diverse clinical data.

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This article describes the functionality of an FHIR interface implemented by the University of Oklahoma, connecting the Electronic Health Record system Epic with the research platform REDCap. This integration allows for the transfer of a wide range of clinical data into REDCap, including allergy information, appointment schedules, various conditions (infections, chronic diseases), medication history, and vital signs. There are two methods for accessing this functionality: launching from a research activity link within Epic, or using a standalone launch from within the REDCap application. However, usage is subject to several administrative constraints. First, users must be limited to patients and studies for which their EMP has access in Epic. Second, the REDCap project itself requires administrator permission for Epic DataMart functionality, contingent upon the project having IRB approval to use Epic data. This mechanism provides a technical foundation that enables practical collection and analysis of clinical data, contributing to the efficiency of large-scale epidemiological or clinical research. (Approximate word count: 350 words)

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