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Cloud Healthcare API overview
Understand key concepts and the high-level functionality of the Cloud Healthcare API.
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Projects, datasets, and data stores
Learn about the relationship between Google Cloud projects, Cloud Healthcare API datasets, and Cloud Healthcare API data stores.
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API structure
Understand the structure of Cloud Healthcare API paths and operations and how they can be used to access and manage data.
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Regions
See the list of Google Cloud regions where the Cloud Healthcare API is supported and how the location of your dataset affects other parts of the Cloud Healthcare API.
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DICOM
Learn about how the Cloud Healthcare API lets you store, access, and process medical images and how the Cloud Healthcare API implements the DICOMweb standard.
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FHIR overview
Learn about how the Cloud Healthcare API lets you store, access, and process electronic medical information using FHIR.
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FHIR import
Choose a method for importing FHIR resources into the Cloud Healthcare API.
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FHIR resource references
Learn about what FHIR stores support for FHIR resource references.
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FHIR extensions
Learn about what FHIR stores support for FHIR extensions.
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HL7v2
Learn about how the Cloud Healthcare API lets you store, access, and process clinical messages using HL7v2.
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Data de-identification
Understand how the Cloud Healthcare API de-identifies sensitive information in FHIR and DICOM data.
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Healthcare Natural Language API
Learn about the Healthcare Natural Language API, which extracts critical clinical information from medical text.
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Access control with IAM
Learn about how the Cloud Healthcare API uses Identity and Access Management permissions and roles.
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Pub/Sub notifications
Learn about how the Cloud Healthcare API uses Pub/Sub messaging to send notifications for changes to DICOM instances, FHIR resources, and HL7v2 messages.
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Consent and privacy overview
Learn about managing consent and privacy using the Consent Management API.
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Consent Management API data model
Learn about the Consent Management API data model.
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