Overview

Meteor on FHIR is an innovative solution that embodies the essence of modern health information exchange infrastructure. Designed for those venturing into the biomedical field, this project facilitates efficient data sharing and interoperability in healthcare by utilizing a combination of MongoDB, Meteor, and React. It aims to create a distributed, federated peer-to-peer network that enhances the connectivity of health information systems, making it an essential tool for any organization looking to improve data-sharing capabilities.

The recent refactoring of the codebase signifies a robust commitment to usability, allowing the infrastructure to seamlessly run on Azure, while shedding unnecessary codes and features. The project embraces HL7 FHIR standards, ensuring compliance and modernity in data exchange practices. Although some advanced functionalities like theming and geomapping were temporarily set aside, the core components remain powerful for those seeking to implement efficient health data interoperability.

Features

Modern Database Integration: Utilizes MongoDB, a hierarchical database that parallels the MUMPS/Cache system used by Epic, ensuring familiarity for many healthcare stakeholders.
Isomorphic JavaScript Framework: Powered by Meteor, the application provides seamless data interaction on both client and server sides, enriching user experience.
Community Build by Default: The refactored version is designed for community use, enhancing collaborative development and support for users.
HL7 FHIR Compliance: Aligns with Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources standards, making data sharing between disparate healthcare systems efficient and standardized.
Support for Azure Deployment: With configurations catered for Azure, users can effortlessly deploy their applications in a cloud environment, leveraging scalability and flexibility.
Manual Synchronization Capabilities: Users can specify upstream sync partners for network synchronizing, which allows for real-time data integration with other health databases.
User Interface Options: Although some theming features are temporarily unavailable, the application supports a theming engine and an augmented reality interface for enhanced interaction.
Troubleshooting and Support Resources: Offers comprehensive support documentation covering installation, running tests, and connecting with external EMRs, ensuring users can quickly resolve any issues.

Clinical Meteor

Meteor On Fhir