Healthcare Business Analyst Foundations Advanced Hl7 & Fhir

Healthcare Business Analyst Foundations: Advanced Hl7 & Fhir
Published 8/2026
Created by Mohamad Kammoun
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 75 Lectures ( 9h 52m ) | Size: 3.9 GB
Learn HL7, FHIR, AI data governance, and interoperability requirements every healthcare business analyst must know.
What you'll learn
Map HL7 v2 message segments (ADT, ORU, ORM) to FHIR R4 resources and produce interface specifications a development team can build against
Design a complete FHIR R4 API specification including endpoints, authentication, and OAuth 2.0 / SMART on FHIR security requirements
Build an RBAC matrix, audit logging requirements, and HIPAA-compliant security controls for a healthcare interoperability gateway
Specify an AI ambient documentation pipeline with NLP extraction, data quality gates, and de-identification workflows that prevent PHI exposure
Define RTO and RPO targets, failover architecture, downtime procedures, and proactive monitoring rules for clinical-grade system resilience
Produce a Business Requirements Document that consolidates requirements across all project phases into one governance-ready specification
Write UAT test scripts executable by clinical end-users and build a Traceability Matrix that maps every requirement to a test result
Deliver a production-grade portfolio of 21 healthcare interoperability artifacts spanning stakeholder analysis, HL7, FHIR, security, AI governance, business con
Requirements
No HL7 or FHIR experience required - all concepts taught from scratch
No coding or development background needed
Basic familiarity with healthcare or business analysis is helpful but not required
Completion of prior HCBA Series courses is recommended but not mandatory
Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
Healthcare organizations depend on the seamless exchange of clinical data between systems, departments, and external partners. When that exchange breaks down - when lab results don't route, medication orders don't transmit, or patient records can't follow a patient across care settings - the impact reaches every corner of clinical operations, patient safety, and regulatory compliance.
Healthcare Business Analyst Foundations: Advanced HL7 & FHIR explores the technical and analytical foundations of healthcare data exchange - from legacy HL7 v2 messaging to modern FHIR APIs - through the lens of the Healthcare Business Analyst. Designed for aspiring healthcare business analysts, healthcare IT professionals, clinical informaticists, project team members, and anyone working at the intersection of healthcare and technology, this course delivers a hands-on, project-based understanding of how interoperability works, what it requires, and how a BA drives it from requirements to go-live.
Your instructor, Mohamad Kammoun, brings more than three decades of experience in technology, healthcare, telecommunications, software development, and business analysis. He holds a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from Boston University and has worked with organizations including AT&T, Verizon, Merck, Elsevier, American Eagle Outfitters, and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. His experience spans healthcare interoperability, enterprise systems, interface design, security architecture, AI integration, and end-to-end project delivery.
Throughout the course, you'll follow a single end-to-end case study - the North Valley Health System Interoperability Gateway - producing real project deliverables at every stage. You'll explore HL7 v2 message structures, FHIR R4 resources and REST APIs, OAuth 2.0 and SMART on FHIR security, AI-ready data pipelines, business continuity planning, and the full project delivery lifecycle including UAT, traceability, and go-live cutover.
By the end of this course, you will be able to

• Understand how HL7 v2 and FHIR R4 enable clinical data exchange between healthcare systems.
• Map legacy HL7 message segments to modern FHIR resources across real interface scenarios.
• Write interface specifications, API specifications, and security requirements a development team can build against.
• Design an RBAC model, OAuth 2.0 authentication framework, and HIPAA audit logging requirements.
• Govern an AI ambient documentation pipeline with data quality controls and de-identification workflows.
• Specify failover architecture, RTO/RPO targets, downtime procedures, and proactive monitoring rules.
• Produce a Business Requirements Document, UAT test scripts, Traceability Matrix, and Go-Live Cutover Checklist.
• Deliver a complete, production-grade portfolio of 22 healthcare interoperability artifacts.

This course is the most technically advanced installment in Mohamad Kammoun's Healthcare Business Analyst curriculum, designed to build the specialized skills required for healthcare IT project roles, interoperability analyst positions, clinical informatics teams, and senior business analysis engagements.
No prior HL7 or FHIR experience is required. A basic understanding of healthcare operations or business analysis concepts - such as that covered in the earlier courses of this curriculum - is helpful but not required.
Join us as we build the NVHS Interoperability Gateway from a problem statement to a production-ready system - and walk away with the portfolio of deliverables that defines an elite Healthcare Business Analyst.
Who this course is for
Healthcare Business Analysts who want to specialize in interoperability, interface design, and clinical data exchange projects
Healthcare IT professionals looking to deepen their technical knowledge of HL7 v2, FHIR R4, and API-based integration
Clinical informaticists and health informatics professionals who work at the intersection of clinical systems and data exchange
Business analysts transitioning into healthcare IT who need practical, project-based interoperability skills
Project managers and project team members involved in EHR implementations, interface projects, or healthcare system integrations
Software developers and systems architects who want to understand the BA and requirements side of healthcare interoperability projects
Compliance and security professionals who need to understand HIPAA requirements in the context of HL7, FHIR, and AI data pipelines
Healthcare professionals - nurses, physicians, pharmacists, or administrators - who want to understand how clinical data moves between systems
Students and career changers pursuing roles in healthcare IT, clinical informatics, or health information management
Anyone preparing for a Healthcare Business Analyst, Interoperability Analyst, or Clinical Informatics role and wanting a production-grade project portfolio to show for it
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