1. Using Oracle Integration for Healthcare in Oracle Integration 3
  2. Import FHIR Profile Packages
  3. Import a FHIR Profile Package

Import a FHIR Profile Package

You can import a FHIR profile package into Oracle Integration and use the resource definitions in that profile with the FHIR Adapter.

The HL7 FHIR standard defines a set of base resources (for example, patient and observation). The standard base resources have generic definitions. FHIR profile packages enables you to create customized resource definitions by specifying a set of constraints and/or extensions on a base resource.

  1. Import a FHIR profile into a project.
    1. In the navigation pane, click Projects.
    2. Click the project in which to import the FHIR profile package.
    3. Click Healthcare Healthcare icon.
    4. In the FHIR profiles section, click Add.
  2. Import a FHIR profile into a standalone environment.
    1. In the navigation pane, click Healthcare, then FHIR profiles.
  3. Click Import.
    The Import FHIR profile panel opens.
  4. Enter the following details.
    Element Description
    Name Enter a FHIR profile package name.
    Identifier This field is automatically populated with a unique FHIR profile identifier based on your FHIR profile package name. You can manually change this value, if needed.
    Description Enter an optional description of this profile package.
    Drag and Drop Click to select a TGZ file from your host or drag and drop a file into the field. See Oracle Integration for Healthcare Support for HL7 and FHIR for a list of tested profile packages.
  5. Click Import.

    Import of the FHIR profile package occurs in the background and can take up to five minutes.

    Once imported, you can browse the contents of the profile package. See Browse the Contents of the FHIR Profile Package.

    The profile package is now available for selection when you configure the FHIR Adapter in an integration. See Add the FHIR Adapter Connection to an Integration in Using the FHIR Adapter with Oracle Integration 3.