FHIR Questionnaires and SMART apps for Preoperative Anaemia Management

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This webinar explores how The Prince Charles Hospital's Preoperative Anaemia Management service uses REDCap, Power BI and FHIR.

CSIRO’s Australian e-Health Research Centre in partnership with eHealth Queensland is delivering a series of webinars as precursors to a 2-day Connectathon on 29 &amp; 30 October, 2026.The 2026 FHIR in Qld Health Connectathon will build on the FHIR Developer training delivered to Queensland Health staff over the past 2 years. The 2-day Connectathon will also be open to other Queensland Health staff - both with FHIR experience and people keen to contribute other skills to the development of interoperable solutions.Webinar 1: FHIR Questionnaires and SMART apps for Preoperative Anaemia Management – <a href="https://people-my.csiro.au/s/j/jim-steel" title="https://people-my.csiro.au/s/j/jim-steel" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Dr Jim Steel </a>and <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/leoncavalli/" title="https://www.linkedin.com/in/leoncavalli/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Mr Leon Cavalli</a>The Prince Charles Hospital's Preoperative Anaemia Management (PAM) service treats anaemia and iron deficiency in patients waitlisted for elective surgery, so haemoglobin and iron stores are optimised before theatre. Part of the Metro North Blood Management Dashboard, it pairs a REDCap project — ten forms covering patient, GP and surgery details, then repeating pathology, diagnosis, treatment and follow-up — with Power BI reporting. ETL scripts pre-populate REDCap from the elective surgery waitlist, the ieMR and patient administration systems, the Blood Management CNCs add the anaemia-specific content, and REDCap reports then feed a Power BI model driving the service's NSQHS Blood Management Standard 7 measures.As well as describing the problem and the existing system, we will explore some of the technologies that FHIR has to offer in this space. The focus is FHIR Questionnaire and Structured Data Capture, covering both directions PAM's forms need: pre-population from data the health service already holds, and generating clinical data back onto a FHIR server from what the clinician enters. Alongside we will also look at FHIR terminology services for consistent coded entry — behind a Questionnaire's answer value sets, and behind REDCap's own coded fields. Together these sketch some of the ground we will explore at the Connectathon.*The webinar will be 30 minutes presentation and 30 minutes interactive discussion

FHIR Questionnaires and SMART apps for Preoperative Anaemia Management

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