Aleksandr Penskoi

Generate typed profile classes from the US Core IG with @atomic-ehr/codegen. Build compliant Patients and BP observations with typed factories, typed extensions and slices, profile-aware validation, type guards, and typed bundles.

Generate strongly typed Pydantic models from any FHIR packages with @atomic-ehr/codegen — validation, IDE support, polymorphic bundles, primitive extensions, and fhirpy integration included.

What if working with FHIR didn’t start with APIs and clients, but with files and folders? This article explores FHIR-FUSE, a filesystem interface for FHIR servers, what it makes easier, and where its limits become clear.

Managing multiple clinics is hard: every facility needs autonomy, but the network still needs oversight and real-time data flow. OrgBAC and Subscriptions in Aidbox make this easy with automatic isolation and instant event delivery.

A modern Python SDK for FHIR built on Type Schema. Strong typing, autocompletion, and a smooth path from FHIR resources to Python data classes.

FHIR has become the primary standard for exchanging healthcare data. To get started with FHIR, developers need to read the FHIR specification and implementation guides (IGs, such as US Core, MCODE, etc.), and then implement them in their programming language. FHIR SDKs simplify this process by offer

How to start working with “Personal Health Information” without any responsibility?

FHIR specification defines an HTTP interface to complex medical data, including "simple" patient info like the history of their statements, endorsements, observations and so on.