This recipe sets up an HIE that does the following:

• Accept FHIR bundles submitted securely through an IOL (OpenHIM)

• Stores Clinical FHIR data to a FHIR store (HAPI FHIR)

• Stores Patient Demographic data to an MPI (JeMPI)

• Pushes FHIR resources to Kafka for other external systems to use

To launch this package in dev mode copy and paste this into your terminal in a new folder (ensure you have the ):

This recipe sets up an HIE that does the following:

• Accept FHIR bundles submitted securely through an IOL (OpenHIM)

• Stores Clinical FHIR data to a FHIR store (HAPI FHIR)

• Stores Patient Demographic data to an MPI (JeMPI)

• Pushes FHIR resources to Kafka for the reporting pipeline (and other systems) to use

• Pulls FHIR data out of Kafka and maps it to flattened tables in the Data Warehouse (Clickhouse)

• Allows for the Data Warehouse data to be visualised via a BI tool (Apache Superset)

To launch this package in dev mode copy and paste this into your terminal in a new folder (ensure you have the ):

Services

When deployed in --dev mode the location of the UIs will be as follows:

Extra UIs only exposed in --dev mode:

Example use

Use the following example postman collection to see interaction you cna have with the system and see how the system reacts.

This recipe sets up an HIE that deploys JeMPI behind the OpenHIM with a mapping mediator configured to allow for FHIR-based communication with JeMPI. It also deploys Keycloak for user management and authentication.

To launch this package in dev mode copy and paste this into your terminal in a new folder (ensure you have the instant CLI installed):

wget https://github.com/jembi/platform/releases/latest/download/mpi.env && \
wget https://github.com/jembi/platform/releases/latest/download/config.yaml && \
instant package init -p mpi --dev

OpenHIM platform comes bundled with a set of generic packages that can be deployed and configured to support a number of different use cases. To help users of OpenHIM Platform get started with something they can make use of immediately, a number of default OpenHIM Platform recipes are provided. These help you get started with everything you need setup and configured for a particular use case.

These recipes combine and configure multiple packages together so that a functional HIE is stood up that is pre-configured to support a particular use case.

We currently support the following default recipes: