Examples

The following examples show how you can reach this FHIR server using just your browser. The paths below are relative to any FHIR server endpoint. A full path has to start with that endpoint. You will be able to see the results in the browser, because the default response of a FHIR server is XML. If the response contains more than one result, the format is ATOM (rss-feed) and most browsers have a visual display for that.

Read

A simple fetch from an individual resource:
/fhir/Patient/1
A FHIR resource can be fetched both as XML or as Json. The regular way to achieve this is by adding an http header "Conten-Type:". Alternatively you can overrule the headers with a _format parameter:
/fhir/Patient/1?_format=application/json

Version Read

To fetch an older version of a resource, use the version read. With the following url you can fetch a specific (history) version from a patient resource.
/fhir/Patient/1/_history/447

Search

Each FHIR resource has a set of search parameters. You can find these in the standard specificiation for each specific resource. For organization, see here. for the list of parameters is here: A simple example of a search on organization:
/fhir/Organization?name=international

Advanced

If you want to do more complicated interactions, you can use Fiddler or build your own FHIR client.