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MedicationRequest Resource Testing Environment Release: FHIR Standard Compliant Implementation Example

MedicationRequest - Testing - PLUGIN v0.0.3-textual-rewrite

July 31, 2026

Summary

This document provides technical information regarding a test build (v0.0.3-textual-rewrite) of the `MedicationRequest` resource, developed based on the FHIR standard. This plugin was constructed in a local development environment using HL7 FHIR standard tools, allowing for confirmation of detailed definitions and mappings.

Details

This page serves as technical documentation for a test build (v0.0.3-textual-rewrite) of the `MedicationRequest` resource, adhering to the Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) standard. The plugin was generated by HL7 FHIR Standard Build Tools and is intended for local development use. The material provides detailed definitions, along with mapping information in XML, JSON, and TTL formats. Furthermore, it specifies that this Profile (PluginMedicationRequest - Testing) is based on the IG 2024+ PLUGIN, utilizing FHIR 4.0.1, and was generated as of February 27, 2026. While test plans and scripts are currently unavailable, the document itself functions as a technical reference for the specification and implementation example of specific medical data structures (MedicationRequest). In the field of Japanese healthcare IT, FHIR is gaining attention as a primary standard for achieving information exchange between disparate systems. Confirming specifications for resources like `MedicationRequest`, which handle clinical information such as drug prescriptions or administration orders, is critically important for ensuring interoperability between electronic medical records and dispensing systems. The kind of specific test build information and structural definition presented here provides crucial technical evidence for Japanese healthcare institutions aiming to adopt international standards and achieve advanced data linkage.

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