Aidbox Documentation
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Model Context Protocol (MCP)Main concepts
FHIR Database
Manage FHIR data with the power of PostgreSQL — fully under your control. Aidbox stores resources transparently as JSONB, enabling you to query, join, and aggregate by any element, with full support for transactional operations, reporting, and seamless migrations.
API
Multiple APIs — FHIR, SQL, GraphQL, Bulk, and Subscription — to work efficiently with FHIR data for maximum flexibility and performance.
Artifact Registry
Multiple FHIR versions: STU3, R4, R5, and R6. 500+ ready-to-use IGs: IPS, national (US, DE, CA, etc.), domain (mCode, Da Vinci, etc.), custom IGs.
Access Control
Enterprise-grade security with OAuth 2.0, multitenancy, flexible user management, granular access policies, and complete audit trails.
Terminology
Validate codes and perform fast lookups in ICD-10, SNOMED, LOINC. Use custom code systems and value sets.
Developer Experience
TypeScript, C#, and Python SDKs for easy Aidbox integration and rapid app development. SDK generator for custom toolkits tailored to your stack.
UI
Intuitive UI to work with FHIR data, manage users, clients, access policies, and configure system settings.
Modules
Master Patient Index
A module in Aidbox that ensures accurate patient identification by detecting and removing duplicate records
Electronic prescriptions
A module for managing electronic prescriptions Modern solution for healthcare organizations compliant with strict industry standards
Form building and SDC
A pluggable module for healthcare vendors who need to create digital forms, questionnaires, and surveys for clinical workflows
See also
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