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The Community is not accessible to users who operate the site with a keyboard or assistive technology. A quick scan using the WAVE tool confirms there are many errors. Improvements would have a positive impact on all users. Example of a navigation...

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Provide search content filtered by month/year.

In most customer projects, we end up using the customer's existing enterprise API Gateway to expose FHIR endpoints. This is particularly prevalent with payer customers most recently. Their API Gateway team will request an OpenAPI specification for...

I'd like to be able to see only articles and maybe questions when I'm searching and exclude announcements. So I need some kind of filter to let me choose the type of posts I'd like to search. It's done for Top posts and Latest posts but not for All.

In some countries outside US, other than HL7 CDA standards are used to exchnage structured documents. Recently when using XDS Provide and Register Document Set transaction is used, it is hardcoded to consume only content of HL7 CDA documents. Anyt...

Currently, the VSCode ObjectScript Extension pack doesn't recognise the open api spec and requires developers to fill all the fields manually for every request to the API. It'd be great if it could parse the open api spec (if it exists) and provid...

If you are running a mirrored environment and using a VIP, sometimes the VIP has an assigned NAT. Specifying "Local Interface" or binding the request to a specified value is helpful for setting up a Firewall rule to allow the connection to happen.

Allow searching directly in the search field by the type of content to be searched and also by author

When performing a search, it would be better if the results in the All tab, which are sorted by relevance, were also sorted by date desc. Apparently, all the results in the screenshot have the same relevance, but they are put out from oldest to ne...