In the report tab, under ‘Field ’, all the tables loaded and transformed will be listed.
Click on Model tab, create relationship between tables using the ‘drag and connect’ feature for related columns.
Once the relationship among all the table are defined, next step is to create required visuals for each report.
Click Publish to Publish the report to the desired workspace.
Once published to desired workspace, report is available for users to explore in Power BI Service
In our next blog, we will cover few more FHIR resources. For any assistance with building Power BI reports and dashboard on FHIR repository, please contact us by filling out our Contact form.
Click on ‘Close & Apply ’. Another window will pop up showing data load for all the tables
In the report tab, under ‘Field ’, all the tables loaded and transformed will be listed.
Click on Model tab, create relationship between tables using the ‘drag and connect’ feature for related columns.
Once the relationship among all the table are defined, next step is to create required visuals for each report.
Click Publish to Publish the report to the desired workspace.
Once published to desired workspace, report is available for users to explore in Power BI Service
In our next blog, we will cover few more FHIR resources. For any assistance with building Power BI reports and dashboard on FHIR repository, please contact us by filling out our Contact form.
Power Query Editor Window will open. Here we have to do all the cleaning up (expanding hierarchy, renaming columns etc) of data.
Click on ‘Close & Apply ’. Another window will pop up showing data load for all the tables
In the report tab, under ‘Field ’, all the tables loaded and transformed will be listed.
Click on Model tab, create relationship between tables using the ‘drag and connect’ feature for related columns.
Once the relationship among all the table are defined, next step is to create required visuals for each report.
Click Publish to Publish the report to the desired workspace.
Once published to desired workspace, report is available for users to explore in Power BI Service
In our next blog, we will cover few more FHIR resources. For any assistance with building Power BI reports and dashboard on FHIR repository, please contact us by filling out our Contact form.
If asked for authentication, make sure ‘Anonymous’ is selected and then click ‘Connect’. On successful connection, a ‘Navigator’ window will come up.
Select required tables from the list of tables on the left and Click ‘Transform Data ’
Power Query Editor Window will open. Here we have to do all the cleaning up (expanding hierarchy, renaming columns etc) of data.
Click on ‘Close & Apply ’. Another window will pop up showing data load for all the tables
In the report tab, under ‘Field ’, all the tables loaded and transformed will be listed.
Click on Model tab, create relationship between tables using the ‘drag and connect’ feature for related columns.
Once the relationship among all the table are defined, next step is to create required visuals for each report.
Click Publish to Publish the report to the desired workspace.
Once published to desired workspace, report is available for users to explore in Power BI Service
In our next blog, we will cover few more FHIR resources. For any assistance with building Power BI reports and dashboard on FHIR repository, please contact us by filling out our Contact form.
Another window will open. Enter the following URL – ‘https://r4.smarthealthit.org/’, which has data related to FHIR entities. Click OK.
If asked for authentication, make sure ‘Anonymous’ is selected and then click ‘Connect’. On successful connection, a ‘Navigator’ window will come up.
Select required tables from the list of tables on the left and Click ‘Transform Data ’
Power Query Editor Window will open. Here we have to do all the cleaning up (expanding hierarchy, renaming columns etc) of data.
Click on ‘Close & Apply ’. Another window will pop up showing data load for all the tables
In the report tab, under ‘Field ’, all the tables loaded and transformed will be listed.
Click on Model tab, create relationship between tables using the ‘drag and connect’ feature for related columns.
Once the relationship among all the table are defined, next step is to create required visuals for each report.
Click Publish to Publish the report to the desired workspace.
Once published to desired workspace, report is available for users to explore in Power BI Service
In our next blog, we will cover few more FHIR resources. For any assistance with building Power BI reports and dashboard on FHIR repository, please contact us by filling out our Contact form.
In the Get Data window, type and search ‘FHIR’. Select ‘FHIR’ shown under ‘All’ and click Connect at the bottom.
Another window will open. Enter the following URL – ‘https://r4.smarthealthit.org/’, which has data related to FHIR entities. Click OK.
If asked for authentication, make sure ‘Anonymous’ is selected and then click ‘Connect’. On successful connection, a ‘Navigator’ window will come up.
Select required tables from the list of tables on the left and Click ‘Transform Data ’
Power Query Editor Window will open. Here we have to do all the cleaning up (expanding hierarchy, renaming columns etc) of data.
Click on ‘Close & Apply ’. Another window will pop up showing data load for all the tables
In the report tab, under ‘Field ’, all the tables loaded and transformed will be listed.
Click on Model tab, create relationship between tables using the ‘drag and connect’ feature for related columns.
Once the relationship among all the table are defined, next step is to create required visuals for each report.
Click Publish to Publish the report to the desired workspace.
Once published to desired workspace, report is available for users to explore in Power BI Service
In our next blog, we will cover few more FHIR resources. For any assistance with building Power BI reports and dashboard on FHIR repository, please contact us by filling out our Contact form.
Open Power BI Desktop
Click on Get data
In the Get Data window, type and search ‘FHIR’. Select ‘FHIR’ shown under ‘All’ and click Connect at the bottom.
Another window will open. Enter the following URL – ‘https://r4.smarthealthit.org/’, which has data related to FHIR entities. Click OK.
If asked for authentication, make sure ‘Anonymous’ is selected and then click ‘Connect’. On successful connection, a ‘Navigator’ window will come up.
Select required tables from the list of tables on the left and Click ‘Transform Data ’
Power Query Editor Window will open. Here we have to do all the cleaning up (expanding hierarchy, renaming columns etc) of data.
Click on ‘Close & Apply ’. Another window will pop up showing data load for all the tables
In the report tab, under ‘Field ’, all the tables loaded and transformed will be listed.
Click on Model tab, create relationship between tables using the ‘drag and connect’ feature for related columns.
Once the relationship among all the table are defined, next step is to create required visuals for each report.
Click Publish to Publish the report to the desired workspace.
Once published to desired workspace, report is available for users to explore in Power BI Service
In our next blog, we will cover few more FHIR resources. For any assistance with building Power BI reports and dashboard on FHIR repository, please contact us by filling out our Contact form.
Open Power BI Desktop
Click on Get data
In the Get Data window, type and search ‘FHIR’. Select ‘FHIR’ shown under ‘All’ and click Connect at the bottom.
Another window will open. Enter the following URL – ‘https://r4.smarthealthit.org/’, which has data related to FHIR entities. Click OK.
If asked for authentication, make sure ‘Anonymous’ is selected and then click ‘Connect’. On successful connection, a ‘Navigator’ window will come up.
Select required tables from the list of tables on the left and Click ‘Transform Data ’
Power Query Editor Window will open. Here we have to do all the cleaning up (expanding hierarchy, renaming columns etc) of data.
Click on ‘Close & Apply ’. Another window will pop up showing data load for all the tables
In the report tab, under ‘Field ’, all the tables loaded and transformed will be listed.
Click on Model tab, create relationship between tables using the ‘drag and connect’ feature for related columns.
Once the relationship among all the table are defined, next step is to create required visuals for each report.
Click Publish to Publish the report to the desired workspace.
Once published to desired workspace, report is available for users to explore in Power BI Service
In our next blog, we will cover few more FHIR resources. For any assistance with building Power BI reports and dashboard on FHIR repository, please contact us by filling out our Contact form.
