Core SDK v2
AI-assisted authoring for governed FHIR Questionnaires
Core SDK v2 helps clinical teams create, test, review, and publish structured care plan templates without specialist development support.
Why it matters
From clinical intent to structured care plan faster
Clinically governed digital care plans are slowed by complex standards, terminology, and approval cycles. Core SDK v2 moves the first draft into the editor: the AI interprets clinical intent, proposes FHIR Questionnaire content, and keeps teams in control of review and governance.
Describe
Clinical teams describe the care plan requirement in natural language, without starting from code or a blank FHIR resource.
Generate
The Copilot prepares standards-based FHIR Questionnaire sections, items, coded choices, and reusable clinical structures.
Govern
Teams review, refine, validate, approve, and publish through controlled clinical governance before wider use.
Authoring capabilities
Built for clinical standards, not just form generation
The assistant is embedded in the visual editor, so generated content can be dragged, applied, validated, previewed, and governed in the same workflow.
Natural-language authoring for FHIR Questionnaire structures
Draggable generated sections and items for rapid refinement
SNOMED CT aligned ValueSets for coded clinical answers
In-place AI fixes for existing questionnaire items
Reusable archetype suggestions for governed clinical sections
Preview and validation before formal sign-off
[
{
"linkId": "vital-signs",
"type": "group",
"text": "Vital Signs",
"item": [
{
"linkId": "blood-pressure",
"type": "decimal",
"text": "Systolic blood pressure",
"required": true
}
]
}
]Under the hood
The AI speaks the editor's native language
Core SDK v2 does not paste prose into a form builder. The Copilot streams structured responses that the editor parses into generated items or in-place fixes, preserving the visual authoring workflow while keeping the output standards-based.
Editor Copilot
A side-panel assistant streams responses into the Core SDK editor and turns generated JSON blocks into draggable items.
FHIR-aware prompt
The system prompt constrains output to supported FHIR R4 QuestionnaireItem types, Core extensions, SDC population, and extraction patterns.
Clinical terminology
Tool calls search or create ValueSets and can use SNOMED CT, helping generated choices stay coded and interoperable.
Governed reuse
Archetype search promotes reusable, approved section definitions before ad-hoc content is generated.
Accelerating clinically governed digital care plan authoring
Use AI for the first structured draft, then rely on clinical review, validation, and authorised publication before the template reaches real-world care.