FHIR has a mapping language to convert between resources and logical models and features a tutorial how use it. This projects tries to build the structure definitions and mappings for it and adds as well additional FHIR mapping language examples.
See the FHIR Mapping Language confluence page for additional information.
To run the transforms directly from the command line you can use the FHIR Java Validator, download here. For more information about the .NET Implementation, see here.
If you want to use it with a public test server, you can use https://test.ahdis.ch/matchbox/fhir/. Install Visual Studio Code with the REST Client extension. in each step there is a test.ahdis.ch.http file which you can upload the StructureDefinition and StructureMap and perform the transformation. E.g. see http file for step1.
The mapping infrastructure runs internally on r5, meaning that you have to specify the version 5.0.0 that the right "StructureMapUtilities" are used. However note, that this will also generate then a R5 StructureMapResource:
for each step there is a directory below the maptutorial directory
logical: structurdefinitions for tleft, tright
map: Mapping files in FHIR Mapping Language
source: XML files used to transform
output.xml: result of map transform
- fhir transforms from STU3 NHS Digital extensions to NHS Digital UK Core R4 examples by declankieran-nhsd, see folder careconnect-to-ukcore
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