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Mar 9, 2026
15 min read
FHIR Extensions as a Bridge to External Secret Management

Store secrets in FHIR resources without storing the values. Aidbox resolves them from vault-mounted files at runtime. Secure, dynamic, and no vendor lock-in.

Several authors

2 authors

Mar 4, 2026
10 min read
Agentic Testing: From Bug Report to Test Report in 10 Minutes

Bug report → full test report in 10 minutes. See how LLM agents reproduce bugs, generate tests, and validate Aidbox automatically.

Marat Surmashev

Mar 3, 2026
10 min read
Aidbox & Formbox: February 2602 Product Update

Aidbox & Formbox February update: compliant $purge, vault-based secrets, and modular Formbox deployment.

Aleksandr Kislitsyn

Feb 25, 2026
2 min read
Great UX with Forms Using Tabs

Long clinical forms can quickly become overwhelming. Too many sections on a single page make navigation difficult and increase cognitive load for users.

Maria Ryzhikova

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Feb 25, 2026
2 min read
Smarter Forms with Dynamic ValueSet Filtering

Formbox formarly Aidbox forms now supports dynamic parameterized ValueSets, allowing answer options to be filtered automatically based on values selected in other fields.

Maria Ryzhikova

Feb 25, 2026
2 min read
Rendering HL7 FHIR Questionnaires Across Multiple UI Systems

FHIR Questionnaires are designed to be reusable and UI-agnostic. In practice, however, they are often tightly coupled to a single frontend framework or design system.

Maria Ryzhikova

Feb 24, 2026
7 min read
How to Version a FHIR Questionnaire

Learn how to version FHIR Questionnaires the right way: when to bump MAJOR vs MINOR vs PATCH, which changes silently break compatibility, and the practical rules that keep your forms safe to evolve.

Vitalii Banchenko

Feb 19, 2026
5 min read
Agentic Coding on FHIR: building dashboards

Agentic coding meets FHIR: build dashboards fast while keeping full control over data, architecture, and interoperability.

Aleksandr Kislitsyn

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