Releases: hl7au/au-fhir-test-data
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Release list
Release 2.0.0
What's Changed
- Updated existing sample test data and created additional datasets to support:
- AU Core R2
- AU eRequesting R1
- AU Patient Summary R1
- With the Test Data project now supporting multiple Implementation Guides (IGs):
- Established clearer project ownership
- Improved test data discoverability
- Enhanced the validation workflow to allow selection of the target IG
- Removed deprecated and unmaintained tools, including the Postman collection and upload script
Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v2.0.0
2026-03 HL7 AU Sydney Connectathon Patient Summary
The 2026-03 HL7 AU Sydney Connectathon Patient Summary track has identified six patients with a suitable set of patient summary data, to support testing of the AU Patient Summary at the event.
To make these resources easier to find and use, we packaged and provided these slices from the HL7 AU Test Data Project.
Each zip file contains a Patient, all related clinical resources (e.g., AllergyIntolerance, Condition, etc.), and all indirectly referenced resources (e.g., Practitioner, PractitionerRole, etc.).
Please note this is a temporary page to hold the files, and may be removed from the repository after the event.
Release 1.0.0
Release Notes
HL7 AU FHIR Test Data – February 2025 Release (1.0.0)
- This is the initial major release (version 1.0.0) of the HL7 AU synthetic FHIR test data set.
- Contents: The release package (available as a compressed zip/tar file) includes a README.md for Release 1.0.0 and synthetic FHIR test data instances sourced from the following directories:
- Tagged Commit: The release tag points to commit 8398b27e3c5cf52c6177c3cbc394fea271a01700.
- FHIR Validator: Test data conformance was validated using version 6.5.5 of the FHIR validator CLI (
FHIR validator_cli.jar). - Compatibility: This release is compatible with the Inferno AU Core Test Kit v1.0.0, available at Inferno AU Core Test Kit v1.0.0.
- License: For licensing details, please refer to the LICENSE file.
Getting Started
- Download: Obtain the release package from the GitHub Releases page.
- Unpack: Extract the compressed package.
- Integrate: Use the synthetic FHIR test data as needed for your development and testing activities.