The Information Technology Systems in Hospitals (ISiK – Informationstechnische Systeme in Krankenhäusern) "Basic Module" enables use-case-independent functionalities for the communication and validation of data within hospital environments, by providing FHIR resources, examples and an implementation guide.

This documentation focuses on the process of reporting deaths to cancer registries using a FHIR-based standard for interoperable data transfer from death certificates. It provides guidelines for developers and healthcare facilities to streamline the reporting of death cases to cancer registries.

This repository holds the interface specification for Zero Trust componentes to be used or referenced in eHealth applications moving from "TI 1.0" towards "TI 2.0".

Compare and define mappings for FHIR profiles (backend service and CLI tool)

This Repo contains the fsh files to the published E-Rezept EU profile-files on https://simplifier.net/erezept-workflow-eu.

gematik provides a comprehensive overview of the e-prescription interfaces. This API documentation serves as a supplement to gematik's standard regulatory documents and details the e-prescription profiles based on the FHIR standard.

GitHub Pages project for the provision/use of the DEMIS helm charts

The Lifecycle-Validation-Service (LVS) validates the lifecycle rules of a pathogen notification

Service to provide the destination of a notification. The evaluation is based on the assignment of all addresses in Germany to a public health department by the RKI. In principle, the IfSG is followed here, which prescribes the order in which the addresses of a notification must be used to determine the recipient of a notification.

This service is responsible for receiving and processing pathogen and disease notifications. It offers a FHIR compliant REST interface for this purpose exposed to the outside of demis. The logic of the individual processing steps is usually not implemented by this service itself, but is provided by other special services that are requested.