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FHIR® Implementations


Dedicated to the discovery, definition and publishing of HL7® FHIR® Implementation Guides, Conformance, Profiles, Extensions and ValueSets serving the Canadian context.
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Dedicated to the discovery, definition and publishing of HL7® FHIR® Implementation Guides, Conformance, Profiles, Extensions and ValueSets serving the Canadian context.

À propos de nous

HL7 CanadaWelcome to the Canadian FHIR implementation community forum. The purpose of this forum is to collaborate on areas of FHIR implementation that will advance implementations across Canada, while contributing to the global adoption of FHIR. The objective is to develop pan-Canadian approaches to constraining and extending FHIR. The community has been active since January 2016 and has been growing ever since!

The community has several streams of activity:

  • Topical workstreams
  • Monthly community calls to share workstream progress and other FHIR-related news
    A general forum to ask questions and share information

The table below provides more details on the workstream activity:

Workstream Co-Chairs Objective Progress to date
Solution Architecture

Igor Sirkovich (OMHLTC)

Ken Sinn (Canada Health Infoway)

  1. Serve as a forum for all architectural questions about implemention of FHIR based solutions
  2. Discuss Canadian URI (incl. mapping to OIDs), profiles and extensions
  1. Currently hosting governance calls for the FHIR Profiling Stream
eReferrals

Tim Berezny (CareDove)

Caryn Harris (Orion Health)

  1. Build eReferral use cases
  2. Prototype eReferral use cases
  3. Select Resources to include in Specifications
  4. Write preliminary Specifications for broader use
  1. Assembled stakeholders from across the e-referral spectrum to build a community led e-Referral specification.
  2. Published an e-referral implementation guide that has been adopted by various integrations across Ontario: https://simplifier.net/guide/ca-on-ereferral-r4-iguide-v0.11.0/Index/Home/Introduction?version=0.11.0
Community Monthly Calls

Gavin Tong (Gevity Inc.)

Yaron Derman (eHealth Ontario)

  1. Share progress within the workstreams within the broader FHIR community
  2. Identify and promote FHIR education and implementation activities
  1. Informative updates and discussions about FHIR globally and progress across the workstreams
  2. Average 17 participants per call.
Canadian Baseline Profiles & Governance

Sheridan Cook (Accenture)

Michael Savage (Sunlife)

  1. Create of a set of national FHIR profiles that can be leveraged by implementers and jurisdictions to promote re-use and interoperability
  2. Establish a common baseline / starting point for Canadian FHIR Implementations
  1. Organization of workstream into Profiling and Governance Streams, to allow for ample time to explore different types of issues
  2. Total of 78 proposed changes to draft Profiles received from FHIR Community
  3. Organization of Profiling Stream into sub-streams based on thematic groupings of FHIR Profiles: Entities, Medications, and Clinical
  4. Average 10 participants per call

Recordings of the CA FHIR Baseline Calls can be found on the following Youtube playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm8ff1Z6HoFTzBvcjJg9iRHTrvucbqEEQ

SMART on FHIR Community of Practice

Russell Buchanan (eHealth Centre of Excellence)


Raman Dhanoa (Dogwood Health Consulting)

Irfan Hakim (Accenture)

  1. Establish a shared foundation for Canadian SMART on FHIR application developers.

  2. Serve as a collaborative forum for discussing use-cases, solving SMART on FHIR implementation obstacles, and enabling demonstrations and insights across different provinces.

This group has commenced its discussions centered on SMART Launch contexts and related parameters. The intial use-cases that are being discussed include the Ocean SMART Launch V1.0, SMART Launch v2.0 and Telus Ocean Integration.

The FHIR community forum is a great place to learn, share and collaborate, whether you are new to FHIR or are already have deep FHIR experience.

Key Resources

Canadian Core Profiles

Activité

Sadrina Petit a lancé une nouvelle discussion dans le groupe FHIR® Implementations

The Guidelines and Templates space is now available and includes the following pages: ... This space serves as a central repository for guidelines, templates, and reference documents made available to partners and the broader community. It is intended to support consistent implementation, promote alignment with interoperability best practices, and help reduce duplication of effort through access to shared, reusable resources. If you have feedback on any of the documents posted in this space, please send it to the interoperability team by email at [email protected]. We welcome comments, questions, and suggested updates as these resources continue to evolve. Thank you, Sadrina, on behalf of the Interoperability Team

Rob Nickerson a lancé une nouvelle discussion dans le groupe FHIR® Implementations

I have one more PEI URI to propose, in addition to the previous batch from my last post: ... Thanks!

Sadrina Petit a lancé une nouvelle discussion dans le groupe FHIR® Implementations

Nous entrons dans une nouvelle ère de l’ordonnance électronique qui constitue le prolongement naturel de l’approche canadienne et s’appuie sur les capacités et la maturité acquises grâce au programme PrescripTIonMC. En s’éloignant d’un service pancanadien centralisé, les provinces, les territoires, les fournisseurs et les détaillants pourront implanter des solutions plus adaptées aux priorités, aux échéances et aux besoins locaux et, ainsi, en assureront davantage l’interopérabilité et la connectivité futures. Pour faciliter cette transition, nous mettons sur pied un Groupe de travail sur la norme d’ordonnance électronique, auquel nous vous invitons à participer. Importance du Groupe de travail Ce groupe de travail jouera un rôle essentiel dans l’évolution de l’ordonnance électronique au Canada. Ensemble, les participants : · travailleront en collaboration pour élaborer et mettre au point une norme ouverte sur l’ordonnance électronique à partir d’une spécification FHIR · contribueront à définir les fonctionnalités pancanadiennes de base, de même que celles qui sont nécessaires dans certains contextes; · veilleront à ce que la norme convienne aux flux de tâches cliniques et favorise l’innovation des fournisseurs et les soins centrés sur le patient; · contribueront au développement de la norme dans le cadre d’un processus transparent et dirigé qui comprend des consultations, une gouvernance et une mise aux voix; Ces travaux nous permettront de publier rapidement une norme, de l’améliorer continuellement et d’assurer l’interopérabilité à long terme. Participants recherchés Nous invitons tous les intéressés à participer, notamment : - les provinces et les territoires - les cliniciens et les groupes cliniques - les fournisseurs de systèmes de dossiers médicaux électroniques (DME), de systèmes d'information hospitaliers (SIH) et de systèmes de gestion de pharmacie (SGP), ainsi que les autres fournisseurs de technologies de l'information en santé - les pharmacies de détail et les autres organisations de la santé - les patients, de même que les associations et ordres professionnels - les experts en politiques, en réglementation et en santé numérique Nous accordons une grande importance à vos points de vue et à vos expériences. Faites partie du Groupe de travail Nous vous invitons à participer au Groupe de travail sur la norme d’ordonnance électronique et à contribuer à cette importante initiative nationale. Ensemble, nous pouvons faire en sorte que la prochaine norme d'ordonnance électronique canadienne soit le fruit d’une collaboration, se prête à différents contextes et soit conçue pour soutenir les soins de santé d'aujourd'hui et de demain. Ce groupe de travail est ouvert à toutes les personnes intéressées; n'hésitez donc pas à transmettre cette invitation à quiconque pourrait vouloir y participer. - Pour en savoir plus sur le Groupe de travail sur la norme d’ordonnance électronique et en faire partie : https://infocentral.infoway-inforoute.ca/fr/collaboration-fr/groupes-de-travail/norme-des-ordonnance-electronique - Pour consulter la version provisoire de la spécification relative à l’ordonnance électronique basée sur la v4 de FHIR (le point de départ de notre collaboration) : Joignez-vous au Groupe de travail sur la norme d’ordonnance électronique et suivez les instructions. - Note : Vous devrez créer gratuitement un compte Inforoute pour accéder à la norme d’ordonnance électronique et faire partie du Groupe de travail. Si ce n’est pas déjà fait, vous pouvez vous inscrire ici : https://infocentral.infoway-inforoute.ca/fr/s-inscrire La première réunion du Groupe de travail sur la norme d’ordonnance électronique aura lieu le .... Tous les détails seront fournis aux membres. Si vous avez des questions, n’hésitez pas à communiquer avec Tanya Achilles [email protected] ou Vania Granese [email protected]. Merci!

Sadrina Petit a lancé une nouvelle discussion dans le groupe FHIR® Implementations

We now begin a new era for ePrescribing that is a natural evolution in Canada’s approach and builds on the capabilities and readiness established through the PrescribeIT® Program. By moving away from a centralized pan-Canadian service, provinces, territories, vendors and retailers will have greater flexibility to implement solutions aligned with local priorities, needs and timelines and will offer greater certainty for future interoperability and connectivity. To support this transition, we are convening an ePrescribing Standards Working Group, and we invite you to participate. Why this working group matters This working group will play a central role in shaping how ePrescribing evolves in Canada. Together, participants will: · Collaboratively develop and refine an open ePrescribing standard, starting from an existing FHIR-based specification · Help define core, pan‑Canadian functionality, while identifying where context‑specific requirements are needed · Ensure the standard supports real‑world clinical workflows, vendor innovation, and patient‑centred care · Contribute to a transparent, governed standards development process, including engagement, governance, and formal balloting This work will help ensure a fast and practical path to market readiness while enabling long‑term interoperability and continuous improvement. Who should participate We welcome participation from all interested stakeholders, including but not limited to: · Jurisdictions · Clinicians and clinical groups · Electronic medical record, hospital information system and pharmacy system vendors, and other Health IT vendors · Retail pharmacy and other healthcare organizations · Patients, professional associations, and colleges · Policy, regulatory, and digital health experts Your perspectives and experience are valued. Join us We invite you to join the ePrescribing Standards Working Group and contribute to this important national effort. Together, we can ensure the next generation of ePrescribing in Canada is collaborative by design, flexible in practice, and built to support healthcare now and into the future. This working group is open to all interested parties, so feel free to pass this invitation to others who may be interested. · To access and join the ePrescribing Standard Working Group: https://infocentral.infoway-inforoute.ca/en/collaboration/wg/eprescribing-stdrds · To access the draft FHIR R4 eprescribing specification (the starting point for our work together): Join the ePrescribing Standards Working Group and follow the instructions provided · Note: You will need to sign up for a free Infoway Account to access both the eprescribing standard and to join the Working Group. If you don’t yet have one, you can register here: https://infocentral.infoway-inforoute.ca/en/register The first meeting of the ePrescribing Standards Working Group is planned for... You can access the event information by joining the Working Group. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to Tanya Achilles [email protected] and Vania Granese [email protected]. Thank you!

Peter Ohler a lancé une nouvelle discussion dans le groupe FHIR® Implementations

Lisp is a great language for data processing such as preparing AI training data. With this new package release (https://github.com/ohler55/slip-fhir), Slip the Lisp written in Go, now has a FHIR client with validation and offline documentation for FHIR. A standalone Slip App (Slap) can be built with FHIR included as well.

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Dedicated to the discovery, definition and publishing of HL7® FHIR® Implementation Guides, Conformance, Profiles, Extensions and ValueSets serving the Canadian context.

Anil Patel a répondu au cours d'une discussion dans le groupe FHIR® Implementations

Hi Erik, Thanks for catching that, good eye. You’re absolutely right, the URI should read: https://fhir.infoway-inforoute.ca/NamingSystem/ca-pe-license-optometrist I have corrected the typo (ffhir → fhir) in Simplifier. On the https:// prefix, it’s not expected to be missing. I will correct this Anil

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Événements à venir :

Ven Mai 15 @11:00AM - 12:00PM
SMART North Monthly
Ven Mai 15 @ 2:00PM - 03:00PM
CA Baseline Governance Call
Ven Mai 22 @ 2:00PM - 03:00PM
CA Baseline Profiles Call

Forum

New Guidelines and Templates Space for the Interoperability Community 05/07/26

The Guidelines and Templates space is now available and includes the following pages: ... This space serves as a central repository for guidelines, templates, and reference documents made available to partners and the broader community. It is inte...

URI Registration Request - PEI College of Physiotherapists 05/07/26

I have one more PEI URI to propose, in addition to the previous batch from my last post: ... Thanks!

Invitation au Groupe de travail sur l’ordonnance électronique 04/29/26

Nous entrons dans une nouvelle ère de l’ordonnance électronique qui constitue le prolongement naturel de l’approche canadienne et s’appuie sur les capacités et la maturité acquises grâce au programme PrescripTIonMC. En s’éloignant d’un service pancan...

Invitation to Join the ePrescribing Standards Working Group 04/29/26

We now begin a new era for ePrescribing that is a natural evolution in Canada’s approach and builds on the capabilities and readiness established through the PrescribeIT® Program. By moving away from a centralized pan-Canadian service, provinces, ter...

Lisp on FHIR 04/28/26

Lisp is a great language for data processing such as preparing AI training data. With this new package release (https://github.com/ohler55/slip-fhir), Slip the Lisp written in Go, now has a FHIR client with validation and offline documentation for FH...

URI Registration Request - various PEI license numbers 04/23/26

Hi Erik, Thanks for catching that, good eye. You’re absolutely right, the URI should read: https://fhir.infoway-inforoute.ca/NamingSystem/ca-pe-license-optometrist I have corrected the typo (ffhir → fhir) in Simplifier. On the https:// p...

URI Registration Request - various PEI license numbers 04/23/26

Hi Anil, I saw a typo in this one -> https://simplifier.net/canadianuriregistry/ca-pe-license-optometrist Uri ffhir.infoway-inforoute.ca/NamingSystem/ca-pe-license-optometrist Also the newly registered ones do not have the https:// prefix o...

URI Registration Request - various PEI license numbers 04/17/26

Hi Rob, The URI registration request has now been completed. Could you please review it on Simplifier when you have a moment and let me know if everything looks good or if any updates are required? Thank you, Anil

URI Registration Request - various PEI license numbers 04/17/26

Hi Anil, here are the existing OIDs for all of these: ASSOCIATION_OF_REGISTERED_NURSES_OF_PRINCE_EDWARD_ISLAND - urn:oid:2.16.840.1.113883.3.7747 DENTAL_COUNCIL_OF_PRINCE_EDWARD_ISLAND - urn:oid:2.16.840.1.113883.3.7754 PRINCE_EDWARD_ISL...

URI Registration Request - various PEI license numbers 04/17/26

Rob, Do you have OIDs for these? Prince Edward Island Dietitians Registration Board Prince Edward Island College of Physicians and Surgeons Prince Edward Island Pharmacy Board Prince Edward Island Association of Optometrists Anil

SMART North call April 17 is cancelled 04/17/26

Good morning SMART North COP! Today’s meeting has been cancelled due to lack of topics. Our next meeting is scheduled for May 15th.

Open Review Webinar: Medical Imaging IG v1.0.0-ballot and DICOM v1.0.0-ballot 04/13/26

Ontario Health will be hosting an Open Review webinar on Thursday April 23, 2026, @ 12:00-1:30pm (EST) to provide details on the Ontario Medical Imaging HL7® FHIR® Implementation Guide v1.0.0-ballot and Ontario Medical Imaging DICOM Implementation Gu...

Open Review Webinar: Ontario Medical Imaging HL7® FHIR® IG - v1.0.0 Ballot 04/13/26

Ontario Health will be hosting an Open Review webinar on Thursday April 23, 2026, @ 12:00-1:30pm (EST) to provide details on the Ontario Medical Imaging HL7® FHIR® Implementation Guide v1.0.0-ballot and Ontario Medical Imaging DICOM Implementation Gu...

Baseline 4/10 Call Cancelled 04/09/26

Hello all - we didn't get any volunteers to host the first half (2:0-2:30-ET) of the 4/10 CA Baseline call that I have a conflict for we will be cancelling the 4/10 call and returning on 4/17.

Baseline 4/10 Call Cancelled 04/09/26

Hello all - we didn't get any volunteers to host the first half (2:0-2:30-ET) of the 4/10 CA Baseline call that I have a conflict for we will be cancelling the 4/10 call and returning on 4/17.

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Sadrina Petit
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