fhir-mcp-server

# MCP Server for FHIR A C#-based Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables interaction with FHIR servers. This server is primarily designed for developers working with FHIR R4 implementations. ## Demo This demo highlights some of the MCP server's when combined with Claude client: 1. Generating synthetic data 2. Searching for patients and related resources 3. Visualizing the results through a graphical representation.  Here is a link of the full demo: [MCP Server Demo](./demo/mcp-demo-long.mp4) ## Tools ### CRUD, Search and Other Helpful Operations - `CreateResource`: Create a new resource on the server. - `ReadResource`: Retrieve a resource by its ID. - `UpdateResource`: Update an existing resource. - `DeleteResource`: Delete a resource from the server. - `SearchResources`: Search for resources based on specific criteria. - `FindNumberOfResources`: Count the number of resources that match a search criteria. - `GetResourceHistory`: Retrieve the history of a resource. - `ExecuteTransaction`: Execute a FHIR transaction. ### FHIR Server Capability Statements - `GetFhirVersion`: Get the FHIR version of the server. - `ListSupportedFormats`: List the formats supported by the server. - `ListResourceTypes`: List the resource types supported by the server. - `ListResourceCapabilities`: List the capabilities of a specific resource type. ## Getting Started ### Use MCP Server in VS Code For detailed setup information follow [the official documentation](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/copilot/chat/mcp-servers). You can use the configuration file located under [.vscode/mcp.json](.vscode/mcp.json). You need to update your path to point to the .csproj in you local machine. ### Setting Up Infrastructure To set up a local FHIR server environment, run: ```bash docker compose up -d --wait ``` This will start two FHIR servers using Docker Compose: 1. HAPI FHIR Server - Comes pre-loaded with sample data 2. Azure FHIR Server - Starts with an empty database