christianmurwanashyaka/FHIRIGWORKSHOP

Advanced Health Data Interoperability in Rwanda Starter Project - Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR®) Implementation Guide --- This starter project will provide a base FHIR® Implementation Guide (IG) for IG Authors. In addition, an IG Author getting started with FHIR® can also follow a few easy steps to: Install Health Level Seven's (HL7®) FHIR® IG Auto-Builder Install a Local HL7® application programming interface (HAPI) FHIR® Instance (Docker starter project) Deploy a FHIR® IG to the local HAPI FHIR® Instance ### FHIR® IG Auto-Builder This will allow you to see your automatically generated and published FHIR® IG (Continuous Build). In order to enable this automatic generation of FHIR® IG artifacts, install the IG Auto-Builder: __https://github.com. The continous build IG for this Starter Project can be seen here: __http://jembi.org >**NOTE** For more information, see __https://github.com After about 3 - 5 minutes (maybe even longer depending on the size of your FHIR® IG), you will be able to see your published build using __https://build.fhir.org. You can also view a published build for a specific branch: __https://build.fhir.org. ### HAPI FHIR® Starter Project (Docker Hub) Ensure that you have all prerequisites installed as documented here: __https://github.com. Step 1 : Run the following two commands from a terminal window to build a Docker image for HAPI FHIR®: ```docker docker pull hapiproject/hapi:latest docker run -p 8080:8080 hapiproject/hapi:latest ``` Step 2 : Create a folder on your machine and copy the following two files to that location: ##### File 1: docker-compose.yml ```yaml services: fhir: container_name: fhir image: "hapiproject/hapi:latest" ports: - "8080:8080" configs: - source: hapi target …