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How to Edit Photos Like a Pro: Quick Guide (2025)

How to Edit Photos Like a Pro: Quick Guide (2025)

Professional photo editing transforms ordinary images into compelling visual stories. In 2025, the gap between amateur and professional work lies not in expensive equipment, but in systematic post-processing skills and artistic vision not only that if you are in a hurry you can even use a photo enhancer free to transform image quality fast.

Why Photo Editing Matters

With billions of photos captured daily, editing separates snapshots from professional imagery. Modern consumers expect visually compelling content across all platforms—from real estate listings to social media posts. Professional editing creates images that stop viewers mid-scroll and evoke emotional responses.

The 8-Step Professional Method

1. Prepare Before Editing

Back Up Everything: Follow the 3-2-1 rule—three copies on two media types, one off-site.

Cull Ruthlessly: Select only your best shots. Wedding photographers might capture 3,000 images but deliver 800. AI tools like Aftershoot can speed this process by analyzing focus, expressions, and composition.

Organize Files: Use consistent folder structures (2025/01-January/Client_Name) and add metadata for searchability.

Set Up Workspace: Calibrate your monitor with tools like X-Rite ColorMunki for accurate colors. Edit in neutral lighting conditions.

2. Choose the Right Software

Beginners: Start with VSCO, Snapseed, or Afterlight for intuitive interfaces and quality results.

Professionals: Adobe Lightroom for RAW processing and organization; Photoshop for pixel-level editing and compositing.

AI-Powered: Luminar Neo offers one-click sky replacement and automatic masking, but maintain creative control over artistic decisions.

3. Basic Image Adjustments

Import Smart: Use Lightroom's copy function, apply presets during import, and add metadata automatically.

Crop and Straighten: Apply rule of thirds, ensure adequate breathing room around subjects, and straighten horizons using grid overlays.

Fix Exposure: Start with shadows, recover highlights, set white/black points, then adjust overall exposure. Use tone curves for film-like contrast.

Correct White Balance: Use the eyedropper on neutral areas, or adjust temperature/tint sliders. Remember white balance affects mood—warm tones feel cozy, cool tones suggest modernity.

4. Enhance Color & Tone

HSL Panel Mastery: Adjust specific color ranges without affecting others. Orange slider controls skin tones, blue adjusts skies.

Vibrance vs. Saturation: Vibrance protects skin tones and looks more natural; saturation affects all colors equally and can appear artificial.

Color Grading: Create signature looks—orange/teal for cinematic feel, lifted blacks for film aesthetic, or bright/airy for wedding photography.

5. Remove Unwanted Elements

Spot Removal: Use Lightroom's heal mode for blending, clone for exact replication. Work at 100% zoom with appropriately sized tools.

AI Object Removal: Photoshop's Generative Fill excels with simple backgrounds. Always refine AI results manually for professional quality.

6. Detail Enhancement

Sharpening Strategy:

  • Amount: 40-80 depending on subject
  • Radius: 0.8-1.8 for most applications
  • Detail: Lower for portraits, higher for landscapes
  • Masking: 60-80 to protect smooth areas

Noise Reduction: Address color noise first, then luminance. Balance detail preservation with smoothness based on output use.

7. Creative Effects & Export

Use Presets Wisely: Start with presets but always customize for each image. Create your own for consistency.

Subtle Effects: Light vignettes (-15 to -25), film grain (15-30 amount), and gentle glow effects enhance without overwhelming.

Export Smart:

  • Web: JPEG, sRGB, 1200px wide, 70-85% quality
  • Print: TIFF, Adobe RGB, 300 DPI
  • Social: Platform-specific dimensions, under 1MB

8. Develop Your Style

Study Professionals: Analyze work by Annie Leibovitz (dramatic contrast), Jimmy Chin (natural authenticity), or Peter McKinnon (cinematic grading).

Maintain Consistency: Develop coherent color temperature preferences, contrast characteristics, and saturation approaches across your portfolio.

Batch Efficiently: Edit one master image, then sync settings to similar photos. Use auto-sync for consistent lighting conditions.

AI vs. Manual Editing

Trust AI For:

  • Technical corrections (lens distortion, noise reduction)
  • Time-consuming tasks (sky replacement, basic object removal)
  • Batch processing initial adjustments

For more info visit Enhanceit

Maintain Human Control For:

  • Artistic vision and creative decisions
  • Brand consistency and personal style
  • Emotional storytelling through color and tone
  • Client-specific requirements

Best Practice: Use AI as a sophisticated assistant, not a creative replacement. Let AI handle technical work while you focus on artistic decisions.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Over-editing: Excessive HDR, unnatural saturation, obvious sharpening
  • Poor organization: Losing files due to inadequate backup systems
  • Ignoring color management: Inconsistent colors across devices
  • Preset dependency: Relying on filters without customization
  • Skipping fundamentals: Jumping to effects before mastering basics

Quick Quality Checklist

Technical: Proper exposure, straight horizons, sharp focus ✓ Color: Natural skin tones, appropriate white balance ✓ Cleanup: Removed distracting elements, dust spots ✓ Style: Consistent with your aesthetic, appropriate for use ✓ Output: Correct format, resolution, and color space

Key Takeaways

Professional photo editing combines technical precision with artistic vision. Master the fundamentals before pursuing advanced effects. Develop a signature style while remaining adaptable to different subjects and client needs. Use AI image enhancing tools strategically but maintain creative control.

Most importantly, editing should enhance your photographic story, not replace it. The best edits feel invisible—they draw viewers into the image rather than calling attention to the processing.

Practice consistently, study professional work, and gradually develop your unique aesthetic. With systematic approach and patience, you'll transform from casual editor to professional storyteller whose images create lasting emotional impact.

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Criando documentos avançados do Word com IRIS

Documentos Word são amplamente utilizados no mercado. Os usuários frequentemente criam contratos, memorandos, currículos, relatórios, análises e outros documentos que podem exigir dados de ou capturados pelo InterSystems IRIS. No entanto, o IRIS não possui uma API, SDK, biblioteca ou adaptador para isso. Essa limitação não existe mais. 

A nova biblioteca Open Exchange iris4wordd (https://openexchange.intersystems.com/package/iris4word)oferece um SDK ObjectScript onde o desenvolvedor passa qualquer %DynamicObject como parâmetro, um arquivo de template Word e, em seguida, recebe um documento pronto, com a estrutura e formatação definidas em seu template.


Para usar o iris4word

Este artigo usará uma API REST para obter o conteúdo, mas também é possível consultar o banco de dados. Para instalar o iris4word e o exemplo que o utiliza, siga estas etapas:

  1. Se você usa IPM/ZPM: zpm:USER>install iris4word
  2. Se você usa Docker: 
    1. git clone https://github.com/yurimarx/iris4word.git
    2. docker-compose up -d --build
  3. Abra o Postman (para executar o exemplo da API REST)
  4. Importe a coleção de exemplos de (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yurimarx/iris4word/refs/heads/master/iris4word.postman_collection.json): 
  5. Faça o upload do arquivo de template template.docx (no caminho sample/template.docx deste repositório ou de https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yurimarx/iris4word/refs/heads/master/sample/template.docx). Para fazer o upload, preencha o campo file na aba Body:
  6. O processo de upload enviará o template para o servidor para ser usado pelo iris4word.
  7. Abra o "2. Download Word Document" e copie e cole no corpo este conteúdo JSON:
    {
      "company": {
        "name": "ACM Ltda.",
        "address": "Main Street, 123",
        "city": "New York",
        "state": "NY"
      },
      "projects": [
        {
          "name": "System Development X",
          "beginDate": "2024-01-01",
          "endDate": "2024-06-06",
          "team": [
            {"name": "John Star", "role": "Senior Developer"},
            {"name": "Marie Loo", "role": "BDM"}
          ],
          "tasks": [
            {"description": "Requirements", "status": "Done"},
            {"description": "Development", "status": "Doing"}
          ]
        },
        {
          "name": "ERP Development Y",
          "beginDate": "2024-03-03",
          "endDate": "2025-12-12",
          "team": [
            {"name": "Peter Rogers", "role": "Project Manager"},
            {"name": "Robert Plant", "role": "ERP Specialist"}
          ],
          "tasks": [
            {"description": "ERP configuration", "status": "Done"},
            {"description": "User training", "status": "Doing"}
          ]
        }
      ],
      "principalContact": {
        "name": "Carlos Olivera",
        "email": "carlos.olivera@company.com",
        "phone": "+1 555 555-555"
      }
    }
     
  8. No botão Send, selecione a opção "Send and Download":
  9. Veja os resultados:
  10. Compare o conteúdo JSON com o template.docx e veja as marcas e tags usadas.

Nos bastidores

É muito fácil, com o arquivo de template salvo em /tmp/template.docx, basta chamá-lo:

ClassMethod DownloadDoc(template As %String) As %Status
{
    Set tUUID = $System.Util.CreateGUID() 
    Set filePath = "/tmp/"_tUUID_".docx"
    Set jsonContentString = {}.%FromJSON(%request.Content)
    Set sc = ##class(dc.iris4word.WordUtil).GenerateWordFileFromJSON(jsonContentString.%ToJSON(), "/tmp/"_template_".docx", filePath)

    Set %response.NoCharSetConvert=1
    Set %response.Headers("Access-Control-Allow-Origin")="*"
    Do %response.SetHeader("Content-Type","application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document")
    Do %response.SetHeader("Content-Disposition","attachment;filename="""_tUUID_".docx"_"""")
    
    Set stream=##class(%Stream.FileBinary).%New()
    Set sc=stream.LinkToFile(filePath)
    Do stream.OutputToDevice()
    
    Return sc
}

O ClassMethod ##class(dc.iris4word.WordUtil).GenerateWordFileFromJSON recebe os dados na forma de um %DynamicObject, o caminho do template do Word e o caminho do arquivo onde o documento Word final deve ser criado. Agora você tem um arquivo Word para enviar ao usuário como resposta. Muito fácil!!

No próximo artigo, explicarei as tecnologias usadas para criar o iris4word e como criar templates complexos para gerar qualquer tipo de documento Word. Até breve.

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InterSystems Open Exchange Applications Digest, July 2025

Hello and welcome to the July 2025 Open Exchange Recap.
General Stats:
26 new apps in July
527 downloads in July
1,116 applications all time
41,913 downloads all time
3,275 developers joined
New Applications
iristest-html
By Ashok Kumar T
toolqa
By André Dienes Friedrich
metabase-iris-driver
By Siddardha Reddy Sanagala
☤ Care 🩺 Compass 🧭
By Brad Nissenbaum
PyObjectscript Gen
By Antoine Dhollande
iris-python-article
By Guillaume Rongier
wsgi-to-zpm
By Eric Fortenberry
IrisTest
By Ashok Kumar T
dc-artisan
By Henrique Dias
ZPretty-upd
By Robert Cemper
Alchemit Laboratory
By Nancy Martinez
Global-Inspector
By Robert Cemper
typeorm-iris
By Dmitry Maslennikov
iris4word
By Yuri Marx
dataset-sample-split
By Luciano Kalatalo
iris-telemetry-sample
By Yuri Marx
iris-message-search
By sara aplin
snipforge
By Gabriel Santos
Alchemit Blood Bank
By Roksana Komolibio
IPM Explorer for VSCode
By John McBride
addsearchtable
By XINING MA
Testing Lab
By Roksana Komolibio
iris-user-management
By Evgeny Shvarov
templated_email
By Nikolay Solovyev
testcontainers-iris-node
By Dmitry Maslennikov
iris-mock-server
By Rodolfo Moreira dos Santos
New Releases
Interoperability REST API Template by Andrew Sklyarov
v1.0.1
Added performance sensors and failed/successful request counts. All metrics are provided in OpenMetrics format. So, you can grab it with Prometheus and visualize it in Grafana. Details about setting up monitoring in the IRIS can be found here. Don't forget to check the roles of api/monitor application and to enable custom sensors in the IRIS terminal:
zn "%SYS"
d ##class(SYS.Monitor.SAM.Config).AddApplicationClass("REST.Core.Monitor", "YOUR_NAMESPACE")
v1.0.2
Added simple implementation of rate limits. Now, you can set up the maximum number of requests per minute for your APIs. Just set the value by the route key in the lookup table RESTRateLimits, similar RESTRoutes table. Also, you can use a wildcard (*) as a method name: Sample.API:*
Tip: If you need a more flexible and enterprise solution, I advise you to look at API Manager
shvarov-persistent by Evgeny Shvarov
v1.0.2
property LastUser added
intersystems-iris-dev-template by Evgeny Shvarov
v2.1.1
Added system name
IRIS Dev Template
to the Management Portal via merge.CPF settings
objectscript-docker-template by Evgeny Shvarov
v1.2.1
Added System name ObjectScript Docker Template via merge.cpf Thanks to Dmitry Maslennikov
MDX2JSON by Eduard Lebedyuk
v3.2.44
FIX: fixed issue when series were processed even they filtered out
v3.2.47
Fixed 3.2.44
Embedded Git by Pravin Barton
v2.12.2

[2.12.2] - 2025-07-08

Fixed

  • Fixed importing Lookup Tables that do not already exist (#791)
  • Fix initial import of settings file that has yet to be imported (#794)
  • Fixed syncing IRIS with files after pull to diff in the intended direction (#802)
CubeEventMonitor by Samuel Duncan
v1.0.3
remove dsw dependency to prevent warnings on install - see https://github.com/intersystems-community/DeepSeeWeb/issues/443. Users who wish to use DeepSeeWeb should install that module separately
DeepSeeWeb by Anton Gnibeda
v4.0.22
  • now tuples limited for only ones that defined in data properties even for drilldown (#458)
v4.0.23
  • support multiple filters on widgets (#461)
v4.0.24
  • fixed issue with total function and pivot (#459)
iris-vector-rag by Thomas Dyar
v1.0.1
Minor update to docs
InterSystems Testing Manager for VS Code by John Murray
v2.0.0
Now able to use Test Coverage Tool to generate and display coverage of your tests.
v2.0.1
Now shows attribution of coverage to the test classes that ran lines in a class.
v2.0.2
  • Fix coverage marking when "objectscript.multilineMethodArgs": true
  • Improve method range highlighting accessed from coverage tree
IRIS internal WebSocket Client by Robert Cemper
v1.1.1
  • make timeouts longer
  • replace broken wenterminal by iTERM
SPOOL-demo by Robert Cemper
v1.0.5
  • replace broken webterminal by iterm
  • adjust docker-build
CPIPE by Robert Cemper
v1.1.3
  • broken webterminal replaced by iterm
  • docke-compose adjusted
character-slice-index by Robert Cemper
v0.0.3
  • replace broken webterminal with iterm
  • clean docker-compose
Collection-Indexing-and-Query by Robert Cemper
v1.0.7
  • replace broken webterminal with iterm
  • clean docker-compose
Row Storage vs. Columnar in IRIS native by Robert Cemper
v0.0.2
  • replace broken webterminal with iterm
  • clean docker-compose
  • adjust README
Code-Scanner by Robert Cemper
v0.0.6
  • replace broken webterminal with iterm
  • clean docker-compose
Vector-inside-IRIS by Robert Cemper
v0.0.2
  • replace broken webterminal with iterm
  • clean docker-compose
geo-vector-search by Robert Cemper
v0.0.2
  • replace broken webterminal with iterm
  • clean docker-compose
  • clean iris.script
foreign-tables by Robert Cemper
v0.0.2
  • replace broken webtermina with iterm
  • clean docker-compose
interoperability-embedded-python by Guillaume Rongier
v3.5.2
  • Bump version to match PyPI
v3.5.3

[3.5.3] - 2025-08-01

Fixed

  • Fix a regression test message interoperability where list of messages was not displayed correctly in the UI
    • This was caused by MessageHandler changes in version 3.5.1
  • Minor fixes for remote migration support
Light-weight-EXCEL-download by Robert Cemper
v1.1.2
Replace broken web terminal with iterm
M-N-external-JSON by Robert Cemper
v0.0.2
remove broken webterminal
Object-based-M-N-to-JSON by Robert Cemper
v1.0.2
Replace broken webterminal with iterm
Wsock-EmbeddedPy by Robert Cemper
v0.1.2
replace broken webterminal with iterm clean docker-compose
SSH-for-IRIS-container by Robert Cemper
v0.0.4
  • replace broken webterminal with iterm
  • verify operation
Native-API-for-ObjectScript by Robert Cemper
v1.0.4
  • replace broken webterminal by iterm
  • clean docker-copose
native-api-command-line-extension by Robert Cemper
v0.0.3
  • replace broken webterminal with iterm
  • clean docker-compose
native-api-command-line-py-client by Robert Cemper
v0.0.6
replace broken webterminal by iterm
Most downloaded
Intersystems-Monitoring
By Teunis Stolker
WebTerminal
By Nikita Savchenko
MDX2JSON
By Eduard Lebedyuk
iris-web-swagger-ui
By Semion Makarov
DeepSeeWeb
By Anton Gnibeda
zpm-registry
By Evgeny Shvarov
passwordless
By Sergey Mikhailenko
Test Coverage Tool
By Timothy Leavitt
ObjectScript-Math
By Peter Steiwer
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Nicotine Salts vs. Freebase Nicotine: Which Is Better for Vaping?

Nicotine mariners and freebase nicotine represent two of the most current types of nicotine phrasings in vaping liquids. Each has distinct chemical parcels, goods, and vaping gestures. Choosing the better option depends mainly on individual preferences, vaping style, nicotine requirements, and device compatibility. This composition reviews and compares nicotine mariners versus freebase nicotine to help vapers understand which may be better for their specific requirements.

Chemical Composition and pH Differences

Freebase nicotine is the original form of nicotine uprooted from tobacco leaves and chemically purified. It's a pure form of nicotine removed from its natural acidic state to make it more potent. Freebase nicotine has an advanced pH, around 9, making it more alkaline and performing in a harsher throat hit when gobbled, especially at advanced strengths. vapewholesalepoint.co.uk

Nicotine mariners are nicotine molecules bound to acids such as benzoic acid or citric acid, which lowers the pH to around 5. This reduced alkalinity makes nicotine mariners smoother to swallow and reduces throat irritation, indeed at higher nicotine concentrations. The addition of these acids also makes nicotine mariners more chemically stable, extending shelf life and conserving nicotine quality over time.

Immersion and Nicotine Delivery Speed

A significant difference between nicotine mariners and freebase nicotine lies in how quickly nicotine is absorbed into the bloodstream. Nicotine mariners are absorbed briskly, nearly mimicking the speed and intensity of nicotine delivery from traditional cigarettes. This rapid-fire immersion provides a hastily nicotine" hit," which can satisfy the jones more effectively and instantly, making Nic Mariner a favored choice for smokers transitioning to vaping.

Freebase nicotine, in discrepancy, is absorbed more sluggishly, delivering nicotine gradually over a more extended period. This slower delivery leads to a smoother, gentler nicotine experience preferred by some vapers who enjoy extended sessions without a violent, immediate throat hit.

Throat megahit and Smoothness

The harshness or Smoothness of the throat megahit is a crucial factor shaping stoner preferences. Freebase nicotine's alkaline nature produces a more pronounced, harsher throat hit, especially at nicotine situations above 12mg/ mL. Some educated vapers and ex-smokers appreciate this sensation because it nearly resembles the throat hit from smoking cigarettes, adding to the sense of satisfaction.

Nicotine mariners, due to their acidic composition, produce a critical smoother throat megahit. This trait allows advanced nicotine attention, frequently ranging from 10mg/ mL up to 50mg/ mL or further, to be gobbled comfortably without vexation. New vapers or those sensitive to throat discomfort frequently find nicotine mariners more tolerable.

Nicotine Strength and Operation Recommendations

Freebase nicotine liquids are generally set up in a broader range of low to moderate nicotine strengths, such as 3 mg, 6 mg, 12 mg, and 18 mg per milliliter. Advanced attention comes with decreasing harshness with freebase nicotine, limiting their usability.

Nicotine mariners, still, are formulated for advanced nicotine strengths, ranging from 10 mg up to 50 mg or further, depending on regulations and product availability. The smoother throat megahit of nicotine mariners makes these advanced strengths doable. As a result, nicotine mariners are frequently recommended for smokers seeking a nicotine hit similar to traditional cigarettes and those who bear stronger nicotine boluses.

Flavor Biographies and Vapor Production

Freebase nicotine tends to save flavor intensity better than nicotine mariners. Numerous vapers find that freebase nicotine liquids offer richer and more complex flavor biographies. This is incomplete because the acid added in nicotine mariners can kindly mute flavor nuances, resulting in a less vibrant taste experience for some druggies.

Also, freebase nicotine is well suited to direct-to-lung ( DTL) vaping, bias producing large vapor shadows. It supports advanced wattages and larger coil resistances, which contribute to thick vapor and further violent flavor delivery.

Nicotine mariners are more applicable for mouth-to-lung ( MTL) bias and low-power cover systems. These biases are optimized for smoother successes and saving liquid rather than large pall product. As a consequence, nicotine mariners generally produce lower vapor shadows and lighter flavor intensity, favoring nicotine delivery and ease of use over vapor volume.

Device comity

Device compatibility is another aspect to consider when choosing between these two nicotine types. Nicotine mariners exhibit a low-wattage bias, which induces lower heat, as using high wattages with high-nicotine mariners can produce an overwhelming nicotine effect.

Cover systems and starter accoutrements designed for MTL vaping are ideal for nicotine mariners. These biases have lower batteries and coils finagled to give effective nicotine delivery with minimum vapor.

Freebase nicotine, on the other hand, is more suited for protean bias, including sub-ohm tanks and mod systems used for DTL vaping. These setups allow for advanced power operation and produce larger shadows and further flavor, preferred by numerous educated vapers.

Cost and Consumption Effectiveness

While nicotine marinerse-liquids are generally more concentrated per milliliter than freebase nicotine-liquids, their advanced nicotine concentration content and faster absorption typically result in smaller doses required to satisfy the craving. This makes nicotine mariners potentially more cost-effective for heavy smokers transitioning to vaping.

Freebase nicotine liquids may be cheaper upfront but could require further frequent vaping sessions to maintain desired nicotine situations, potentially adding overall liquid consumption.

Felicity by Stoner Type

• Nicotine mariners are Stylish for smokers transitioning to vaping who want a smooth throat hit with strong nicotine delivery analogous to cigarettes. Also suited for vapers who prefer discreet, low-wattage bias. Ideal for those sensitive to harsh throat hits or demanding quick pinning satisfaction.

• Freebase Nicotine is Preferable to educated vapers who vape longer sessions, enjoy flavor complexity, desire a less pungent product, and tolerate stronger throat hits. Suitable for druggies with lower or moderate nicotine requirements and those who use high-power bias.

Safety Considerations

Both nicotine mariners and freebase nicotine contain nicotine, an addictive emulsion. Neither is innately safer than the other in terms of nicotine exposure. Still, because nicotine mariners allow for advanced nicotine strengths with smoother inhalation, there's a threat of increased nicotine input if not used precisely. Adherence to recommended nicotine situations and responsible use is essential regardless of the nicotine type.

Which Is Better for Vaping?

The choice between nicotine mariners and freebase nicotine depends on vaping pretensions and preferences.

• Choose Nicotine mariners if you want a smooth throat megahit, advanced nicotine boluses, quick satisfaction of the jones, and use low-wattage, discreet bias. Ideal for smokers switching to vaping and those sensitive to throat irritation.

• Choose Freebase Nicotine if you prefer richer flavor biographies, enjoy producing large vapor shadows, want a stronger throat hit, have lower nicotine conditions, and use high-wattage bias.

Neither is objectively better for all vapers; each has advantages suited to different stoner requirements and styles. Numerous vapers indeed use both types in other settings or at various times to suit their preferences.

Final studies

Nicotine mariners and freebase nicotine both play vital roles in the vaping geography, offering unique products acclimatized to different types of druggies. Understanding their chemical parcels, goods on throat megahit and nicotine delivery, device pieces, and stoner felicity will empower vapers to make informed opinions and enhance their vaping satisfaction while managing nicotine input effectively. This comparison draws on current expert vaping analyses and attendants, reflecting the most recent understanding of how nicotine mariners and freebase nicotine impact vaping experience and preference.

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[Video] HL7-to-FHIR integration using InterSystems IRIS

Hey Developers,

Watch the video from our Tech Video Challenge:

⏯ HL7-to-FHIR integration using InterSystems IRIS

This video presents an HL7-to-FHIR integration using InterSystems IRIS. It demonstrates setting up a Docker container, configuring services, business processes, and operations in the IRIS Management Portal, and deploying custom code via VS Code. The integration transforms HL7 messages into FHIR resources and sends them to a local FHIR server. It walks through testing the setup with sample HL7 messages, validating the resulting FHIR bundles using the HL7 Validator, and adjusting production settings for different transmission modes. Finally, it queries the FHIR server using Postman to confirm successful data transmission.

🗣 Presenter: @Elise Swinehart 

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