Fasten Health

Introduced Quest integration, basic user management, and expanded support for various health system logos and source endpoints.

Expanded healthcare institution sources, added search support for institution aliases, enabled non-numerical observation results, and fixed various frontend and parsing bugs.

Introduces a better first run experience, system settings table, and support for several EHR sandboxes, along with various bug fixes and updated installation documentation.

Introduces App Store availability, CCDA and Kaiser integration, a new Sources Editor, and account deletion, alongside critical updates to the Sources Search engine.

Introduces a Manual Record Wizard for creating encounters and medical records, expands provider support, adds RTF file support, and fixes various UI and PDF display bugs.

Introduced a new Medical History timeline view, enhanced FHIR resource extraction, added display popups, and fixed various bugs related to graph queries and client registration.

Added support for Kaiser Permanente, United Healthcare, and Medicare providers, and expanded test coverage for database tables and resource list handlers.

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Introduces background sync enhancements with job history and checkpointing, in-app support tickets, a database migration framework, and updated source connections including Postgres support.

Introduced pagination, filtering, and sorting for Lab Reports and Medical History, enhanced Explore table resource support, implemented an event bus for background processing, and improved desktop external link handling.

Introduces dashboard widget enhancements with aggregation, Explore page pagination, user settings for remote dashboards, and expanded provider support via fasten-sources.

Added ClinicalWorks and Allscripts sandboxes, enhanced FHIR Resource DB handling, introduced an Explore page, and fixed various dashboard widget and provider bugs.

Introduces offline scope support for Epic providers via dynamic client registration, updates the SourceCredential model, and fixes Docker image tagging.

Introduces breaking changes to the Widget Query Language and database schema, enhances the widget-based dashboard, expands the healthcare institution dataset, and improves sync token refreshing.

Added category filtering for Medical Sources, detailed source information views, a contribution link, and updated the provider list with approximately 350 Epic providers.

Introduces widget-based dashboards, dynamic DAG graph generation, PKCE authentication, and migrates Angular components to standalone while fixing various bugs and documentation.

Fasten expanded its healthcare institution support, added manual document and DICOM uploads, and introduced patient-friendly medical code descriptions.

Expanded healthcare institution support, added manual record entry with auto-complete, and enhanced provider search and branding.

Release v0.0.8 introduces automated packaging, integrates Depot for Docker builds, improves multi-platform build configurations, and cleans up dependencies.

Release v0.0.7 updates Docker builds to use Depot, optimizes multi-platform build processes, and cleans up dependencies and CI configurations.

This release updates the fasten-sources library, adds search to the sources page, introduces support for Composition resource types, and includes UI tweaks and documentation updates.

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Introduced multiple environments, JWT authentication, lighthouse integration for source truth, and expanded support for reference links in source clients.

Implemented zero-knowledge client-side encryption for all FHIR resources, including new key management tools and security workflows.

Fasten has been rearchitected as a SPA, migrating from SQLite to CouchDB and shifting healthcare provider processing to a TypeScript library and web-workers.

This release provides the original source code as featured in the beta announcement, utilizing a Go backend and SQLite database.