Convert Electronic Health Information from HL7 to FHIR

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Recipe contents

Each recipe contains a process and the assets that the process requires, such as process objects, service connectors, and app connections.

The following image shows the assets that each recipe contains:

The recipe includes a payload process object, ports process object, data service API app connection, FHIR app connection, FHIR service connector, data service API service connector, and HL7 2.x to FHIR R4 process.

The name of the process reflects the HL7 message type that you use as an input to the recipe. For example, the "Convert patient admission data from HL7 ADT A01 to FHIR R4" recipe uses a process named HL7_ADTA01_to_FHIR_R4.

The following table describes the assets:

Asset name	Asset type	Description
payloadObject	Process object	Populates the input payload to send a REST API request to the FHIR server.
ports	Process object	Defines fields in the payload process object.
ConnectionForDataServiceAPIServiceConnector	App connection	Contains the metadata that the services resource from the Data Integration REST API requires to run a data service from the data services repository.
AppConnectionforFHIR	App connection	Contains the metadata to connect to the FHIR server.
FHIR_Connector	Service connector	Sends a REST API request to post the FHIR bundle to the FHIR server.
DataServiceAPIServiceConnector	Service connector	Uses the services resource from the Data Integration REST API to run a data service from the data services repository.
HL7_to_FHIR_R4*	Process	Converts an HL7 message to a FHIR bundle and sends a REST API request to post the bundle to the FHIR server.
* The process name contains a different HL7 message type based on the recipe. For example, the "Convert patient admission data from HL7 ADT A01 to FHIR R4" recipe contains a process called HL7_ADTA01_to_FHIR_R4.