OPHelIE ^TM

Open Platform for secure Health Information Exchange

OPHelIE ^TM - Secure Health Information Exchange

OPHelIE is an open platform containing a set of services dedicated to the exchange of healthcare information, with particular emphasis on the security and confidentiality of patient’s data.

Secure Communication Anywhere

Software as a service (SaaS)

REST API to be integrated into local applications (EMR, PMS, EHR)
Based on the international standard FHIR R4 (current normative version)
Extension of the HAPI FHIR server, a mature and up-to-date Open-Source server
Authentication by OAuth 2.0 / OpenID Connect
API documentation and code examples in several languages available on Postman
Leverage the QHR
Subscription-based

No additional user interfaces!

Services can be integrated into the current systems

(EMR, PMS, EHR, etc.)

This set of services is designed to be integrated into current professionals’ systems - electronic medical records (EMR), pharmacy management systems (PMS), electronic health records (EHR) - therefore leveraging the information assets in place and more specifically in Quebec, the QHR (Quebec Health Record).

Using a REST API based on the FHIR standard significantly speeds up seamless integration of such services.

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REST API architecture

Flexibility, scalability

The REST API architecture provides significant advantages such as standardization, flexibility, scalability and integration. It's all backed up by rich and detailed specification documentation with implementation examples in multiple languages.

FHIR standard

Standardization, interoperability

The FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) standard brings major benefits in terms of standardization, interoperability, simplicity and flexibility. The FHIR standard is gaining traction: indeed, several countries are involved in projects to accelerate the adoption of FHIR (Australia, Canada, United States, New Zealand, United Kingdom, Russia, Ukraine) and tech giants have embarked on the implementation of FHIR (Amazon, Apple, Google, IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, Salesforce).

API published with Postman

Examples of code in several languages

The API is documented clearly and comprehensively with Postman, helping understand and facilitate the integration exercise for developers of existing local systems. The use cases refer to the HL7v3 services of the QHR to ensure correct interpretation. Finally, code samples are provided in several languages, at the developers’ choice.