Just a quick announcement that the Node on FHIR v3 code was released by MITRE today; and early preview is now available. Project HONEYCOMB is a distributed app (DApp) template for writing healthcare compliant apps that are HIPAA/TEFCA compliant. It’s been used in 100+ prototypes, has had a cybersecurity audit, CMS sponsorship, and yes, it does supports Langchain and LLMs.
Snazzy new features include:
- entirely rewritten using await/async syntax
- using the latest Meteor v3 APIs
- integrated FHIR server (with TEFCA/UDAP support)
- integrated access control infrastructure
- consolidated express.js servers (accounts, FHIR server, oauth server, etc)
- clinical decision support (CDS) hooks
- tested to work with both Epic and Oracle/Cerner sandboxes
- tested with Langchain.js
- FHIR React Components back in core (with tree shaking!)
- Node on FHIR Cookbook
This is a release candidate, and there is some cleanup before we pin it at an official release. Immediate near term tasks before the official release include:
- setting up continuous integration
- setting up e2e/integration tests
- setting up security scanning
- migrating the accounts entry UI
- migrating the HIPAA logging UI
- migrating additional FHIR UI components
- upgrade to use the Speedy Web Compiler (SWC)
- make sure tree-shaking is working
- meteor create --honeycomb
We’ll make a more official announcement in the upcoming weeks; and are aiming for a September release to coincide with both the Meteor Impact conference and the Sept HL7 Workgroup meeting.
Lastly, please note that clinical-meteor GitHub organization has been renamed to node-on-fhir.