SMART on FHIR app use OAuth scopes to request access. Launch context is a negotiation where a client asks for specific launch context parameters then a server can decide which launch context parameters to provide, using the client’s request as an input into the decision process.
make buildPermission to read and search any resource for the current patient (notice the wildcard which will match any resource type)
bin/fhirscope patient/*.rs Perform bulk data export across all available data within a FHIR server
bin/fhirscope patient/*.rs Alert engine to monitor all lab observations in a health system
bin/fhirscope system/Observation.rs fhirscope <scope>
Example:
fhirscope patient/Observation.rs
fhirscope system/*.cruds