The latest Platform release, 3. In the previous release, we introduced self-service object storage creation, logging improvements and several bug fixes. Multiple vulnerabilities were recently identified. In RubyGems bundled by Ruby. Security fixes introduced into RubyGems.

Build the future of healthcare now with the Datica Mock FHIR API. We encourage contributions and adaptations to this project. A pre-requisite to that is to make this repository open. In addition to our documentation is a mock FHIR API. With this you can build and prototype applications for use with the origin FHIR spec.

In an effort to be transparent, we go into a good amount detail on this page. As a lead in, below is a high level summary our major architecture, our guiding principles, and how it maximizes our security posture. All data is encrypted in transit, end to end, and at rest. Log data is also encrypted to mitigate risk of ePHI stored in log files. Access controls are always defaulted to no access unless overrided manually. Secure, encrypted access is the only form of public acces.

Tackle HL7 With Our Mock API and Extensive Documentation. The Mock API provides developers with a prototyping tool that acts and functions as a JSON API for all things HL7. This is a living document and will continue to evolve as we add more details for each of the multitude of HL7 messages.

Or Datica Customer means a current contractually bound customer of Datica.