Adaptive Forms make data capture smarter and more personalized by revealing only the questions that matter—whether powered by simple enableWhen rules or more complex, dynamic logic behind the scenes.
With FHIR Adaptive Forms, questionnaires are assembled on the fly and become context-aware, reacting to each response as it is provided.
Based on the FHIR SDC IG, Adaptive Forms rely on two actors:
In Aidbox Forms, we support the Clinical app side, and this is powered by the `$next-question` operation:
We also provide a sample project on GitHub demonstrating how to implement the External Service.
Adaptive Forms are the foundation of intelligent, dynamic, and efficient data collection across healthcare.
Adaptive Forms in Aidbox Forms are part of a broader platform for building clinical forms – from simple questionnaires to complex SDC forms with dynamic logic and FHIR backend integration. Learn more about the capabilities and real-world scenarios on our medical forms page: Aidbox Medical Forms.
If you want to build and test an adaptive form yourself, try our visual Form Builder: form-builder.aidbox.app.
See the PHQ-9 adaptive form in action - a simple scenario illustrating adaptive form implementation.
Ready to make your clinical forms adaptive? See how Aidbox Medical Forms help turn paper forms, PROMs, and prior authorization workflows into FHIR-compliant digital experiences: Medical Forms.
Want to experiment directly with $next-question logic and SDC? Open the Aidbox Form Builder.
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HospitalonFHIR - FHIR Camp 2024 – Cascais/Lisbon 🌟 It was a great attending the FHIR Camp 2024, surrounded by passionate professionals and inspiring leaders in the healthcare interoperability space. It was truly an honor to learn from references like Grahame Grieve (and many more), alongside dedicated enthusiasts, all committed to advancing HL7 FHIR standards and fostering better healthcare systems worldwide.
Membro do conselho na E-Mais - Movimento Associação dos Sistemas de Informação Em Saúde
Had an amazing experience at the FHIR Camp 2024 organized by Health Samurai | Aidbox FHIR® Platform. Inspired by its transformative potential, I look forward to working further in FHIR and hope to see its implementation in Nepal's healthcare system as well.
Though a bit delayed but still I don’t want to miss out on talking about the recently concluded #FHIRCamp2024 organized by Health Samurai | Aidbox FHIR® Platform in the beautiful city of Cascais, Portugal.
Healthcare & Life-Sciences Consulting | HL7 FHIR® Expert | Digital Transformation Leader
I skipped a lot of recent conferences to prioritize attending FHIR Camp 2024 in Portugal the week before last. It was well worth the trip! It was great to hear Grahame Grieve give the background story on how FHIR came to be an open source effort. The open source angle is really important and unique in that it will require a lot of meaningful collaboration and perhaps unprecedented transparency (things we're not great at in the US) to advance these standards in the coming years. There is and will be a lot of opportunity for people to develop and offer FHIR expertise.
It was a pleasure to come to the #FHIR #camp in Cascais as a Hospitals on FHIR ambassador It was a pleasure to exchange our outlook on FHIR #versionning and how to deal with the multiple versions with Grahame Grieve, Lloyd McKenzie, Gino Canessa, Ewout Kramer and Nikolai Ryzhikov I also had the occasion to present the state of FHIR in #France and the work our community is doing to increase adoption And of course, always a pleasure to exchange with friends of the HL7 community.
FHIR interoperability expert and architect. CEO of Fyrstain. Hospitals On FHIR ambassador.
FHIR CAMP 2024 in Cascais, Portugal, was filled with excitement and activity. Here are some highlights that I'd love to share. This experience reflected the event's opening message: to connect systems and technologies, we must first connect with each other. It was an incredible day, and I can't wait to see what's next!
I'm back from the fantastic experience that was #FHIR Camp 2024 in Cascais, Portugal! I was grateful to reconnect with many of my long-time collaborators and also many new people that bring interesting perspectives that enhance our collective work. I really liked the format - I think it was very conducive to free-flowing conversation about new ideas and approaches. Thank you very much to Nikolai Ryzhikov, Pavel Smirnov and all of Health Samurai | Aidbox FHIR® Platform for the opportunity and the amazing support. I think the event was a great success!
I had the privilege of attending the FHIR® Camp 2024 🔥 in the beautiful Cascais, Lisbon 🇵🇹 hosted by Health Samurai | Aidbox FHIR® Platform The event brought together some of the brightest minds in the #HL7 #FHIR space, including industry pioneers like Grahame Grieve, Gino Canessa, Lloyd McKenzie, and many others! The sessions were not only inspiring but also directly relevant to the work we do at IgniteData.
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