Assess readiness
Score organizational maturity before onboarding hospitals, source systems, and PDS workflows.
FHIRBridge helps Ontario mental health and addictions teams assess readiness, profile source data, build reusable mappings, validate FHIR R4 bundles, and maintain audit-ready evidence.
Each function supports a practical hospital onboarding path, from early assessment to submission operations.
Score organizational maturity before onboarding hospitals, source systems, and PDS workflows.
Inspect source templates, completeness, code quality, duplicate keys, and field-level gaps.
Create reusable source-to-PDS-to-FHIR mappings with local evidence and review status.
Generate Bundle resources and run local package and requirement checks before any submission.
Queue payloads, test QA HAPI transport, and separate test endpoints from production destinations.
Retain conversion jobs, validation outcomes, remediation notes, and exportable evidence packages.
FHIRBridge organizes the readiness work that has to happen before an endpoint connection can be trusted.
Mandatory fields, local identifiers, dates, duplicates, and tenant source ownership are not yet proven.
Source values must map to Ontario MHA concepts, FHIR R4 resources, profiles, and Bundle relationships.
Validation, remediation, evidence, QA transport, and production authorization need separate controls.
The product is designed around local preparation for Ontario MHA PDS data capture, source-system alignment, terminology governance, FHIR conversion, validation evidence, and controlled submission planning.
Explore Ontario MHA ReadinessTeams can see what source column was used, what PDS concept it supports, what FHIR path it populates, and what still needs governance.
CLIENT_MRNPDS client identifierPatient.identifierReadyPROGRAM_IDHealth service programHealthcareService.identifierReadySERVICE_REFERRAL_DATEService referral dateServiceRequest.authoredOnReviewENCOUNTER_MODALITYService modalityEncounter.classTerminologyValidation output is translated into business-readable blockers, owners, due dates, evidence, and revalidation status.
Local modality code requires approved crosswalk
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Program leadServiceRequest reference must resolve inside Bundle
FHIR analystLabels clearly distinguish available, beta, in-development, and planned capabilities.
Create JSON output, but usually leave data quality, terminology, evidence, and submission readiness outside the workflow.
Check a payload, but often return technical diagnostics without ownership, remediation tracking, or operational context.
Combines readiness, source profiling, mapping governance, FHIR R4 transformation, validation evidence, and controlled routing.
Views readiness, maturity, risk posture, and go-live evidence.
Maintains mappings, validates bundles, and packages remediation evidence.
Profiles source data and resolves field, code, and completeness issues.
Configures routes, tests transports, and monitors submission operations.
Use the readiness module to score governance, source data, mappings, terminology, validation, transport, security, and operations.
Assess maturity, profile a sample extract, and define remediation priorities.
Configure mappings, terminology, validation, evidence exports, and QA transport.
Finalize tenant controls, endpoint approvals, monitoring, support, and go-live evidence.
No. The platform separates demonstration, QA, and production concepts. Live Ontario Health submission requires approved onboarding, credentials, agreements, and endpoint details.
Only after the organization approves the environment, tenant controls, data-processing terms, and operational safeguards.
It summarizes readiness across source data, mappings, terminology, validation, security, and operational evidence so teams can see what needs remediation.
The roadmap is labelled honestly so buyers and implementation teams can see the end-to-end interface-engine vision without implying every module is production-live today.
Open the authenticated workspace to assess readiness, create mappings, validate bundles, and track evidence.