The presentation by Olim Saidov (Health Samurai) introduces low-code FHIRPath tools for clinical form designers, focusing on making dynamic FHIR questionnaires accessible to non-programmers. It highlights the challenges clinicians face with FHIRPath—such as syntax and semantic errors—and presents a solution: a token-based, schema- and type-aware FHIRPath editor. This tool uses guided expression building, real-time evaluation, and macro tokens to eliminate common mistakes and simplify the creation of smart forms. The talk features live demos and discusses the roadmap for further enhancements, aiming to empower clinicians to build intelligent, error-free forms without deep technical knowledge.
This presentation showcases a FHIRPath expression editor designed for non-technical users working with electronic medical forms. The tool provides a low-code environment with a drag-and-drop interface, context-aware auto-completion, and in-place evaluation features. It allows users to create, edit, and test FHIRPath expressions that define dynamic behaviors and calculations within FHIR-based forms. The session will demonstrate how the editor supports the construction and refinement of expressions across varying levels of complexity.
A full-stack developer and technology leader with over 15 years of hands-on experience building medical billing platforms, pharmaceutical lookup tools, blockchain-based remittance services, and road safety monitoring systems. Currently working on FHIR-compliant form solutions to improve healthcare data capture and interoperability. Previously led the development of a low-code platform for web apps and implemented multi-tenant infrastructure for workflow automation. Experienced in delivering real-world solutions for healthcare providers, fintech startups, telecom operators, and public service platforms.
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