Overview

Learn more about Medplum's implementation of the FHIR Operation Framework support. Though some are not yet implemented in Medplum server, see also the list of all spec-defined FHIR operations.

📄️ Operation Framework

In addition to the standard API endpoints for creating, reading, and updating resources, FHIR offers a variety of

📄️ Validate a resource

Medplum implements the FHIR $validate operation

📄️ GraphQL

Medplum provides a GraphQL API based on the FHIR GraphQL draft specification.

📄️ ValueSet $expand Operation

Medplum implements the FHIR $expand operation

📄️ Patient $everything Operation

Medplum implements the FHIR $everything operation

📄️ Bot Execute

Invoke a Medplum Bot using the custom $execute operation.

📄️ Bulk FHIR API

Medplum supports the Bulk FHIR API 2.0.0. The Bulk FHIR API uses Backend Services Authorization.

📄️ Resend Webhooks

Medplum implements a custom operation, $resend, that can be used to trigger all Subscriptions listening to a a particular resource.

📄️ Project Initialization

Medplum implements a custom Project/$init operation, which can create a new Project and set up the admin user,

📄️ ConceptMap Translate

Medplum implements the ConceptMap/$translate operation, which allows mapping a coded value

📄️ Measure $evaluate-measure

Medplum supports the Measure $evaluate-measure operation.

📄️ Bot Deploy

Medplum Bots can be deployed using the $deploy operation.

📄️ CodeSystem Lookup

This operation checks whether a code belongs to a given code system, and returns the full information about that code

📄️ ValueSet Validate Code

Validating whether a given coding is in a specified set forms the backbone of FHIR terminology bindings: many resource