The Australian e-Health Research Centre
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The Australian e-Health Research Centre (AEHRC) is CSIRO’s digital health research program.
Agent Skills by The Australian e-Health Research Centre
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pathling-python
Query and transform FHIR data with the Pathling Python API in Spark.
openspec-apply-change
Implement OpenSpec change tasks and update progress automatically.
hapi-fhir-server
Implement FHIR servers with HAPI FHIR Plain Server framework.
openspec-explore
Explores ideas and investigates codebases through adaptive dialogue and ASCII diagrams within OpenSpec systems.
openspec-verify-change
Verify code implementations against openspec change artifacts using the openspec CLI.
openspec-new-change
Scaffold a new change directory in the OpenSpec system.
radix-ui
Guide building accessible React UIs with Radix Themes and Radix Primitives.
sql-on-fhir
Create SQL on FHIR ViewDefinitions to flatten FHIR resources into tabular formats.
jmh-benchmarks
Write and execute Java microbenchmarks with the Java Microbenchmark Harness.
fhir-bulk-data
Implement HL7 FHIR Bulk Data Access with $export and NDJSON workflows.
fhir-api
Implement FHIR RESTful API servers and clients per HL7 FHIR specifications.
openspec-archive-change
Archive completed changes after verifying artifact and task completion status.
fhirpath
Write FHIRPath expressions to navigate, query, and extract data from FHIR resources.
openspec-onboard
Guide users through the OpenSpec workflow cycle from task selection to archiving.
openspec-bulk-archive-change
Archive multiple completed changes and resolve capability spec conflicts via codebase inspection.
openspec-continue-change
Create the next OpenSpec artifact in a predefined workflow using CLI checks.
Apache Spark Catalyst API
Create custom expressions and optimize queries in Apache Spark Catalyst.
openspec-sync-specs
Merge delta specification changes into main openspec documents.
openspec-ff-change
Create all OpenSpec framework artifacts for a new change in dependency order.
smart-app-launch
Implement SMART App Launch OAuth 2.0 authorization flows for FHIR applications.
Frequently Asked Questions About The Australian e-Health Research Centre
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific clinical data tasks are enabled by these resources?▼
These resources enable the transformation, querying, and extraction of clinical data using FHIRPath expressions and SQL-on-FHIR ViewDefinitions. Users can implement RESTful servers, manage bulk data exports via NDJSON, and secure clinical applications using SMART App Launch protocols for standardized health information exchange.
Which technical personas benefit from these implementations?▼
Health informatics engineers, clinical data architects, and backend developers working on interoperability projects benefit from these resources. They are designed for professionals building HAPI FHIR servers, managing large-scale clinical data pipelines, or integrating secure authorization layers into existing hospital information systems.
What are the primary dependencies for deploying these clinical data solutions?▼
Deployments typically require a Java runtime environment, Apache Spark for distributed processing, and a compliant HAPI FHIR server instance. Integration with clinical systems necessitates adherence to HL7 FHIR specifications and proper configuration of OAuth 2.0 providers for secure SMART App Launch authentication.