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• Include chaining, reverse chaining, examples on complex queries

FHIR Shorthand makes it a lot easier to define all FHIR resources. The tutorial should include a section that shows how to use it:

https://build.fhir.org/ig/HL7/fhir-shorthand/index.html

Hi I am a newbie to FHIR data formats. This might be a dumb questions as well, is there any easy way to convert bunch of XML's to FHIR format? any suggestions on blog/tutorials for reference?

Any help is appreciated!!

Jupyter notebooks are really hard to collaboratively develop and they are not the most user friendly for project documentation and tutorials. All of our FHIR documentation is in Jupyter notebooks because it was the quickest way to create documentation at the time.

Now we need to find a better solution for documentation on FHIR 101, software development life cycle, and infrastructure. We want it to be more user friendly, make FHIR look less scary, and be easy to collaboratively develop.

The FHIR 101 guide already exists as a Jupyter Notebook at https://github.com/kids-first/kf-model-fhir/tree/master/docs/fhir-guide.

Eventually, we want to turn this into a static site so that it's more user friendly and aesthetically pleasing, but for now we will host the notebook using a service like https://github.com/fhir-sci/fhir-101/issues/new

This should teach someone how to create an IG manually and also how to generate one in a more automated way using FHIR short hand.