Health Information Exchange, FHIR APIs & Terminology Training Course

Course Overview

Learning Objectives

• Explain the purpose, models, and value of national health information exchange.
• Compare centralized, federated, and hybrid HIE architectures.
• Design shared registries for patients, facilities, and health workers with clear data stewardship.
• Apply master patient index and patient-matching methods to establish reliable identity.
• Specify HL7 FHIR resources, profiles, and implementation guides for priority exchange use cases.
• Apply IHE integration profiles to patient identity, document sharing, and audit requirements.
• Map local codes to SNOMED CT, LOINC, and ICD through managed terminology services.
• Define secure FHIR-based API requirements for providers, payers, and applications.
• Plan conformance testing and onboarding for organizations connecting to an exchange.
• Establish consent, access control, audit, and privacy controls for shared health data.
• Build HIE governance structures, participation agreements, and data-quality monitoring.
• Develop an interoperability roadmap with performance indicators for a health information exchange.

Who Should Attend

Learning Outcomes

• Explain how health information exchange supports care coordination, claims, and public health.
• Select an appropriate HIE architecture model for a defined national or regional context.
• Design client, facility, and health worker registries with clear stewardship rules.
• Configure patient-matching rules and duplicate-resolution processes for a master patient index.
• Map local codes to SNOMED CT, LOINC, and ICD with documented quality checks.
• Specify HL7 FHIR profiles and implementation guide content for priority use cases.
• Apply IHE profiles for identity, document sharing, and audit trails.
• Define secure API access requirements for providers, payers, and applications.
• Prepare conformance test plans and onboarding criteria for connecting organizations.
• Establish consent, access, and audit controls for shared health data.
• Design HIE governance structures and participation agreements.
• Produce a phased interoperability roadmap with measurable performance indicators.

Course Outline