Rostislav Antonov

FHIR security labels can limit access not just to whole resources but to individual fields. Rostislav Antonov’s DevDays talk shows how this works in Aidbox and what trade-offs it creates around leakage, performance, and write protection.

Token Introspection is the critical bridge between Authentication and Authorization. When a client presents a token to access FHIR resources, the server must check if the token is valid.

FHIR Security Labels provide row- and field-level access control. Real-world examples for psychiatrists, nurses, and billers using Aidbox.

How can confidentiality of data be ensured and access to these data be controlled among system users, considering different access levels and data sensitivity?

What the Patient Data Access API is, how it relates to CMS rules, and how to implement it on a FHIR server like Aidbox — with code samples.