Read a patient's shared record as FHIR R4, connect practice software to Aimedis Pro over FHIR R4 and HL7 v2.5.1, or ground your AI in the Aimedis Wiki's reviewed evidence and terminology. Each interface has its own credential, issued by the owner of the data.
A patient shares chosen record categories in Aimedis Care with a PIN. Your server exchanges the AIM-ID and PIN for a 15-minute token and reads FHIR R4: Patient, Observation, Condition, MedicationStatement, AllergyIntolerance, DocumentReference and a patient summary.
A practice administrator creates a credential in Aimedis Pro. Practice software reads the practice's bookings as FHIR R4 Appointments or HL7 SIU messages, blocks busy times, and sends ORU^R01 results to a patient's Aimedis Care inbox.
Reviewed reference excerpts, research across the four evidence sources every AVA uses, and FHIR terminology operations on ICD-10 WHO, ICD-10-GM and ICD-11, with a key from a Wiki administrator.
People export their own data: Aimedis Care's FHIR patient summary, Pro's GDT, HL7 and FHIR record export, Rehab's FHIR export and discharge report, Aimedis Decision's care plan as a FHIR document. Rehab clinicians import FHIR referrals.
Keys and PINs are stored only as hashes and can be revoked at once. Aimedis Care writes record access to an append-only audit log whose entries are linked by SHA-256 hashes, and the patient sees each access.
Aimedis Care's record-access endpoints at https://care.aimedis.com. The full reference, including Aimedis Pro's practice-software interface, is in the Platform API Overview.
/api/access/redeemExchange the patient's AIM-ID and PIN for a 15-minute Bearer token; no record data/api/access/recordsEverything the patient shared, as one FHIR R4 collection Bundle/api/fhir/{type}[/{id}]Read or search one resource type the patient shared (_id, _count, _offset)/api/fhir/Patient/{id}/$summaryPatient summary document in the International Patient Summary structureNone of these is offered today, and no date is set. Credentials come from the owner of the data: the patient, the practice or a Wiki administrator.
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