NoRA is free to use. Download the latest release from GitHub and get started with the example workflows below.
These examples show what a typical workflow looks like in NoRA. Each one maps to a real task that comes up when building or testing openEHR-based systems.
Create an EHR, upload an operational template, and store a composition based on that template. Verify that the data is retrievable. This is a standard QA workflow for any openEHR CDR and the starting point for most teams using NoRA with Atomik.
Delete all compositions for a test patient and recreate a known baseline data state. Useful when running integration tests that require a clean starting point before each test run.
Execute a sequence of EHR creation, template upload, composition storage, and AQL query steps to verify that a CDR implements the openEHR REST API correctly. Useful when evaluating a new server or verifying an upgrade.
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