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so my name is Michele written I worked for finally at a company that organizes this event I've been programming for a long time here you see the Philips machine that actually started on that was before the whole windows time a bit and gradually I specialized in healthcare and entirely a specialized and profiling I create Forge that's the profiling tool for fire windows.net application I'm going to show it in this presentation so that's mainly my area of expertise this is what we're going to discuss well if we get up to it why do we need profiling at all a little motivation we're gonna look at the conformance layer the parts that fire provides so you can do profiling we can look at profiles of cells and extensions how do you add elements to fire profiles time permitting I'm gonna talk a little about packages and new developments in the fire specification and finally implementation guides and the registry because you want to publish your profiles and share them with implementers so let's get started why do we need profiling well fire provides a platform specification but you need to adapt it to a specific use case and that's why it needs a profile it's a further irritation to a context of use so which resources do you use in your use case I'm gonna model a patient and observation for example which API features I only do reads I don't need write for example but I do need search which terminologies you could have some value set bindings in my use case we use loin and how to map it to the local requirements and all of this is part of a profile and what fire is for is to author that in a structured manner so you could write that down in a word document but it's just readable for a human we want machines to be able to reason about it so we want to author as much as we can in a structured way in a machine readable way independent of any formats you know XML and JSON there might be more in the future so it's an abstract format I want to want to publish these profiles and repository so people can find them and implement them and because they're structured we can use them to validate to generate code to generate a user interface etc etc and again this is only post if you do it in a structured way so it's it's crucial so let's look at the basic components that fire provides terminology is not really part of profiling but it's so key parts that are included this in a little picture these are there are many more resources in fire if you go to the resources page you get a larger overview got 120 resources most of them are medical or clinical resources but there are some infrastructural resources that's a resources that fire uses to build itself because far is built upon itself and those are resources we use for profiling so there's some formal terminology resources mainly value sets in which you define your new terminology structure definition that's the key that's how we define the layout of a resource and a layer of an extension or if structural definition...