Revision as of 01:30, 21 April 2022

Overview

OpenEMR API documentation for both FHIR API and Standard API.

FHIR API Documentation for 7.0.0
Click Here for instructions on using Swagger, which is included in OpenEMR, to see full documentation of endpoints and testing support.
Online links to Swagger based documentation can be found at 7.0.0 Demo.
Videos that overview OpenEMR's FHIR API:

Standard API Documentation for 7.0.0
Click Here for instructions on using Swagger, which is included in OpenEMR, to see full documentation of endpoints and testing support.
Online links to Swagger based documentation can be found at 7.0.0 Demo.

This section is required for ONC 2015 certification. OpenEMR and the API is open source and licensed under the GNU General Public License 3.

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-= Native Applications =
-:*Native applications wishing to use the OpenEMR FHIR API with refresh tokens MUST be capable of storing the refresh token in a secure manner similar to the requirements of storing a secret for confidential apps.  Native applications must register their application as a confidential app and request the offline_scope in their initial API request in order to receive a refresh token.  Refresh tokens are valid for 3 months before they must be renewed.  Native applications can only communicate with OpenEMR over a TLS secured channel in order to ensure the safe transmission of the refresh token.  Native applications must use the Authorization Code grant flow in order to receive a refresh token.  It is recommended that native applications follow best practices for native client applications as outlined in RFC 8252 OAuth 2.0 for Native Apps.
 = Terms of use =
 :*This section is required for ONC 2015 certification. OpenEMR and the API is open source and licensed under the [https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html GNU General Public License 3].
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