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In this video, you'll learn how to use the HAPI FHIR client library in Java to interact with a live FHIR REST API. Whether you're looking to post, read, update, delete, or search for FHIR resources programmatically, this video has you covered!

The HAPI FHIR client is essential for developers building healthcare applications that need to communicate with FHIR servers, and today, you’ll learn exactly how to do that, from setup to execution.

What You’ll Learn in This Video:
✔️ How to post a FHIR Patient resource to a live server using the fluent client
✔️ Reading, updating, and deleting resources via the FHIR REST API
✔️ Searching and listing resources using the HAPI FHIR client

Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction to HAPI FHIR Client Library
0:21 - Posting a Patient Resource to a FHIR Server
1:40 - Creating HAPI FHIR Fluent Client
2:05 - Sending a Create Request (POST)
4:05 - Handling Method Outcome and Response
6:01 - Reading a Patient Resource (GET)
7:35 - Resolving Casting Issues with the Fluent Client
9:00 - Fixing SLF4J Warning Issues in Logs
9:45 - Updating a Patient Resource (PUT)
11:32 - Deleting a Patient Resource (DELETE)
13:14 - Searching/Listing Patients on a FHIR Server
14:35 - Wrapping Up & Additional Resources

By the end, you'll have a clear understanding of how to use the HAPI FHIR client in real-world projects and how to apply these operations in your Java codebase.

This video is perfect for Java developers, health tech engineers, and anyone looking to build integrations with FHIR-compliant servers. Stay tuned for practical code examples, tips, and a complete walkthrough of common CRUD operations.

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