Category: Medical form builder

US primary-care networks running on FHIR in 2026 use SDC form tools differently than specialty practices do. The form volume is high, the form types are wide, and the same patient sees the same form a dozen times across a year of visits. Th

US behavioral health practices have a sharper intake-form problem than most clinical areas. PHQ-9, GAD-7, PCL-5, AUDIT-10, and the rest of the screening battery are the form, repeated visit after visit, with scores that have to land back in

US patient portals modernizing in 2026 keep landing on the same realization. The portal cannot keep relying on hand-rolled HTML forms for every survey, intake instrument, and follow-up questionnaire. An SDC renderer that consumes a FHIR Que

Sending a Knee Injury and Osteoarthritis Outcome Score to a post-op patient over SMS is one of those workflows that sounds trivial until you actually wire it up. KOOS is a 42-item Questionnaire with several subscales, four scoring…

US telehealth visits in 2026 depend on a FHIR Questionnaire engine in a way that traditional in-person visits never quite did. The intake form replaces the receptionist conversation, the screening instrument replaces the paper handout in th

US outpatient practices in 2026 expect a patient to complete intake on a phone before the visit, in the waiting room, or from home the night before. The form builder that powers that flow has to handle the SDC spec correctly and also feel l

US health systems building intake forms on FHIR in 2026 have left behind the era of PDF questionnaires and free-text portal text-boxes. SDC, the Structured Data Capture implementation guide, gives the team a Questionnaire resource that rend

Digital healthcare is transforming how we receive medical care. It’s about using technology to make healthcare more accessible, efficient, and personalized. But where do you begin? How do you choose the right tools and partners to bring your digital health vision to life? The answer often lies with FHIR vendors, and understanding their role is...

FHIR ActivityDefinition is the resource for representing reusable clinical activities in care pathways. Understanding when it applies avoids force-fitting. Where ActivityDefinition fits 1. Reusable clinical actions. Standard order sets, protocol steps. 2. **PlanDefinition references. PlanDefinition composed of ActivityDefinitions. 3. CDS Hooks recommendations. ActivityDefinition as suggested action. 4. Care pathway automation.** Reusable steps in multi-step protocols....

Digital healthcare is reshaping how Americans receive medical attention. From telehealth appointments to wearable health trackers, technology is weaving its way into every aspect of patient care. But how do we ensure all these digital tools “speak the same language,” allowing for truly connected and efficient healthcare? The answer lies, in part, with seamless LOINC...