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Datasets guide
Annotations guide
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Creating and managing annotation stores
Create and manage data stores that hold annotation records used for labeling your data.
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Creating and managing annotation records
Use annotation records to label your medical data for applications such as diagnostic usage and machine learning training labels.
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Evaluating annotation stores
Evaluate the quality of annotation records generated by machine learning.
Consent management guide
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Creating and managing consent stores
Learn how to manage consent stores using the Consent Management API.
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Configuring consent policies using attributes
Learn how to configure consent policies using attributes of a consent store.
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Creating and updating user consents
Learn how to create and update user consents using the Consent Management API.
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Registering user data
Learn how to register user data with the Consent Management API.
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Making access determinations
Learn how to make access determinations using the Consent Management API.
DICOM guide
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Creating and managing DICOM stores
Create and manage data stores that hold medical images using the DICOM standard.
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Connecting a PACS to the Cloud Healthcare API
View a quickstart on how to connect a Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) to the Cloud Healthcare API and import DICOM data.
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Using the DICOMweb standard
Use the Cloud Healthcare API implementations of the Retrieve, Store, and Search transactions from DICOMweb.
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Streaming DICOM metadata to BigQuery
Configure the Cloud Healthcare API to insert DICOM instance metadata into a BigQuery table each time an instance is inserted into a DICOM store.
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Importing and exporting DICOM data using Cloud Storage
Import DICOM data to Cloud Storage and export DICOM data from Cloud Storage.
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Change DICOM storage class
Change the storage class for DICOM objects by configuring blob storage settings.
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Exporting DICOM metadata to BigQuery
Export DICOM metadata to BigQuery.
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Understanding the BigQuery DICOM schema
Understand the details behind the BigQuery schema created when exporting DICOM metadata.
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Integrating with a DICOM medical viewer
Integrate a third-party medical imaging viewer with the Cloud Healthcare API.
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Using the Cloud Healthcare API for digital pathology
Use the Cloud Healthcare API to store and retrieve whole slide images (WSIs).
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DICOM best practices
Learn how to obtain the best performance when working with DICOM data in the Cloud Healthcare API.
FHIR guide
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Creating and managing FHIR stores
Create and manage data stores that hold clinical resource data using the FHIR standard.
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Creating and managing FHIR resources
Create and manage FHIR resources such as patients, devices, and observations.
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Searching for FHIR resources
Search for FHIR resources in a FHIR store.
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Creating custom FHIR searches
Configure search parameters for extensions and fields that are not included in the FHIR standard search parameters.
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Advanced FHIR search features
Search for FHIR resources using advanced query features.
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Managing FHIR resources using FHIR bundles
Manage FHIR resources by executing FHIR bundles.
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Importing and exporting FHIR resources using Cloud Storage
Import FHIR resources to Cloud Storage and export FHIR resources from Cloud Storage.
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Exporting FHIR resources to BigQuery
Export FHIR resources to BigQuery.
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Streaming FHIR resource changes to BigQuery
Stream FHIR resource changes to BigQuery.
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Configure FHIR profiles
Configure and implement FHIR profiles for FHIR stores.
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FHIR Pub/Sub notifications
Use Pub/Sub to get notifications when a clinical event occurs in a FHIR store.
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Recover FHIR resources with point-in-time recovery (PITR)
Use point-in-time recovery (PITR) to recover FHIR resources in a FHIR store from unwanted changes.
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Control access in FHIR
Use FHIR Consent resources to determine FHIR store data access.
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Connect to applications using SMART on FHIR
Use the SMART on FHIR v1.1.0 framework to access data in FHIR stores.
HL7v2 guide
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Creating and managing HL7v2 stores
Create and manage data stores that hold clinical event messages using the HL7v2 standard.
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Creating and managing HL7v2 messages
Exchange clinical event messages between Google Cloud and care facilities such as hospitals or clinics.
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Configuring a schema to parse HL7v2 messages
Learn how to configure schemas to parse HL7v2 messages that do or do not comply with the HL7v2 standard.
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Enable schematized parsing for HL7v2 messages
Enable schematized parsing for HL7v2 messages that conform to the HL7v2 standard.
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Use a custom schema to parse HL7v2 messages
Configure custom schemas to parse HL7v2 messages that do not conform to the HL7v2 standard.
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Custom schema parser examples
View basic and advanced examples of how to configure a schema to parse custom HL7v2 messages.
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Transmitting HL7v2 messages over TCP/IP connections
Run a minimal lower layer protocol (MLLP) adapter to send HL7v2 messages over TCP/IP connections to the Cloud Healthcare API.
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Transmitting HL7v2 messages over TCP/IP connections using a signed MLLP image
Configure an MLLP adapter using an image signed by an attestor to send HL7v2 images over TCP/IP connections to the Cloud Healthcare API.
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Importing and exporting HL7v2 messages
Importing and exporting HL7v2 messages using Cloud Storage.
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Retrieving HL7v2 messages in bulk
Retrieve up to 100 messages from an HL7v2 store with a single call.
De-identification guide
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De-identifying sensitive data
Get an overview of the capabilities of the Cloud Healthcare API to de-identify sensitive data in a dataset and export it to a new dataset.
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De-identifying DICOM data
De-identify sensitive data in DICOM instances.
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Write de-identify operation metadata to a FHIR store
Write DICOM de-identify operation metadata to Provenance resources in a FHIR store.
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De-identifying FHIR data
De-identify sensitive data in FHIR resources.
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Annotating de-identified data
Configure annotation stores and annotation records when de-identifying sensitive data.
Healthcare Natural Language API
IAM permissions guide
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Controlling access to Cloud Healthcare API resources
Use Identity and Access Management permissions to give users access to datasets and data stores.
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Managing permissions between the Cloud Healthcare API and other Google Cloud products
Use the Cloud Healthcare Service Agent service account to give the Cloud Healthcare API access to interact with other Google Cloud products such as Pub/Sub, BigQuery, and Cloud Storage.