This starter-kit application is a simple SMART on FHIR App.

• Fetches Patient FHIR data
• Displays Patient information using FHIR Visualizer
• Allows User to Modify Patient information

1. yarn install
2. yarn start
3. Goto SMART Launcher
4. Leave everything as default, at the bottom of the form change the launch url to http://localhost:3000
5. Click Launch

SMART on FHIR is secure and so this app will need to be able to fetch tokens from the same identity provider as your EMR.

This guide walks through the setup process for a SMART on FHIR app using the Azure SMART Proxy for Azure Active Directory.

Not covered: Running with an identity provider other than Azure Activer Directory.

1. Change client ID in index.js to the client ID generated in the above steps.
2. yarn start
3. Follow these steps to create a SMART Launcher from your EMR:
4. Click on the link

Think about what this app does. It has all the boiler plate you need to access and modify a FHIR resrouce. If you've ever had a piece of functionality you've wanted to add to an EMR you can code it in a SMART on FHIR app- using all the web dev tech you already know. Then just add that app to your EMR.

An example use of this is the Chestist demo app that packages ML assisted image analysis.

#References: This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.

Quickstart on deploying a SMART app in Azure

SMARTHealth's Quickstart

Cerner's Quickstart

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