HL7 FHIR Training

SKU: 3763
11 Lesson
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40 Hours
FHIR is the global standard for healthcare data exchange, essential for interoperability, EHR integration, and regulatory compliance. igmGuru's expert-built course offers hands-on, practical learning covering FHIR architecture, APIs, and real-world implementation. Start learning today and build the skills healthcare and health IT industries are actively hiring for.

Course Overview

FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) is the global HL7 standard for exchanging healthcare data electronically using RESTful APIs and modern web technologies. This course covers FHIR architecture, resources, APIs, compliance requirements, and real-world integration from foundational concepts through FHIR R4 and R5. It is designed for developers, healthcare IT professionals, and clinicians entering today's interoperability-driven healthcare environment.

Prerequisites

Required

  • Basic understanding of APIs and how web technologies work
  • Familiarity with healthcare or clinical data concepts

Helpful but Not Mandatory

  • Experience with JSON or XML
  • Knowledge of HL7 v2 or v3 standards
  • Background in EHR systems or health IT platforms

No Coding Experience Required Foundational modules are accessible to non-developers. Technical modules cover API development for those with a programming background.

Who This Course is For

  • Software developers building health applications or EHR integrations
  • Healthcare IT professionals managing interoperability projects
  • Clinical informaticists working with patient data standards
  • Compliance and regulatory specialists navigating CMS and ONC requirements
  • Anyone pursuing HL7 FHIR Certification

What You Will Learn

  • Core FHIR architecture, resources, and data models
  • How to design and consume FHIR RESTful APIs
  • FHIR profiles, Implementation Guides, and the IG Registry
  • US Core Data for Interoperability (USCDI) and regulatory compliance
  • Real-world integration patterns for EHRs, payers, and patient apps
  • Digital Quality Measures (dQMs) and FHIR-based reporting
  • Security, authentication (OAuth 2.0 / SMART on FHIR), and data governance
  • Preparing for HL7 FHIR Certification

Key Features

Course Curriculum

1. Why FHIR: business case and core principles
2. FHIR specification structure and how to read it
3. What is a resource: types, elements, composition, and references
4. FHIR R4 vs R5: key differences and when to use each
5. FHIR versions overview: STU vs Normative status explained
1. Core clinical resources: Patient, Observation, Condition, Medication, Encounter
2. Administrative resources: Organization, Practitioner, Location, Appointment
3. Resource structure in JSON and XML formats
4. Resource referencing - internal, external, and contained
5. Narrative, metadata, and extensions
1. REST fundamentals and why FHIR uses it
2. Core FHIR operations: read, create, update, delete, patch, search
3. FHIR search parameters: resource-level, common, and chained searches
4. Hands-on API queries using Postman and public FHIR test servers
5. FHIR Bundles - transaction, document, message, and collection types
1. CodeSystem, ValueSet, and ConceptMap resources
2. Controlled vocabularies: SNOMED CT, LOINC, ICD-10, RxNorm
3. Terminology binding - required, extensible, preferred, example
4. Master files and entity registries in FHIR
1. FHIR profiles and constraints - what they are and why they matter
2. StructureDefinition - creating, reading, and applying profiles
3. Defining and using extensions
4. FHIR validation - tools, errors, and troubleshooting
5. US Core profiles as the US regulatory baseline (US Core 6.1.0)
1. What are Implementation Guides (IGs) and how to use them
2. IG Registry - finding and navigating published IGs
3. Da Vinci Project IGs - Prior Authorization, Coverage Requirements Discovery (CRD), Documentation Templates and Rules (DTR)
4. CARIN Alliance - consumer-directed payer data access
5. Argonaut Project - driving FHIR adoption in real-world systems
1. OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect in healthcare
2. SMART on FHIR v1.0 and v2.0 - launch framework and scopes
3. Provider-facing, patient-facing, and backend SMART apps
4. SMART App Launch - connecting applications within EHR workflows
5. HIPAA compliance considerations for FHIR APIs
1. What are CDS Hooks and how they work
2. Event-driven triggers within EHR workflows
3. Connecting FHIR APIs to real-time decision support services
4. CDS Hooks + SMART on FHIR integration patterns
1. Bulk FHIR $export operation
2. Use cases: population health analytics, payer reporting, AI model training
3. NDJSON format and async request patterns
4. Backend services authorization for bulk access
1. 21st Century Cures Act and ONC Final Rule
2. CMS Interoperability and Patient Access Rule
3. CMS Prior Authorization Rule (FHIR-based)
4. Patient Access API, Provider Access API, Payer-to-Payer API
5. Digital Quality Measures (dQMs) and FHIR-based reporting
6. US Core 6.1.0 as the 2026 regulatory baseline
1. Connecting medical devices and wearables via FHIR APIs
2. Remote patient monitoring use cases
3. Device resource and real-time data streaming patterns
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HL7 FHIR Certification Exams

This HL7 FHIR fundamentals course prepares you for the HL7 FHIR certification exam offered by HL7 International.

Exam 1 - HL7 FHIR Foundational Implementer Exam

  • Level: Entry Level
  • Format: 75 Multiple Choice Questions
  • Duration: 2 Hours
  • Passing Score: 70%
  • Prerequisite: None Mandatory
  • Recommended: 6 months FHIR experience + basic JSON/XML & REST knowledge
  • Badge: HL7 FHIR Implementer Badge (LinkedIn)

Advanced Path

HL7 FHIR Advanced Developer Exam

  • Level: Advanced
  • Format: Multiple Choice
  • Duration: 2 Hours
  • Prerequisite: None Mandatory
  • Recommended: 1 year FHIR experience + Foundational Exam pass
  • Badge: HL7 FHIR Developer Badge (LinkedIn)
HL7 FHIR Certification Exams

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