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How do tables get index, is there some kind of mechanism that automatically does it, or are we responsible for indexing tables ourselves?

m)^2) DiabetesPedigreeFunction: Diabetes pedigree function (It provided some data on diabetes mellitus history in relatives and the genetic relationship of those relatives to the patient

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Hi Community, I am getting the below error when searching for a patient who has medications on the clinical viewer. What could be the issue? Don't know.

How could we customize patient data? Modifying the standard classes to our liking? NOOOOO!!!!

Select a Patient - Choose a patient from the provided sample list within the project.

** ``` /Patient?birthdate=le2002-09-01&gender=male,female /Encounter?

which uses iFind Indexing and sophisticated algorithms to create and manage the demographic data of 15 million Patients in the Western Cape Province.

This architecture allowed Mass General Brigham to scale its healthcare data platform, enabling seamless integration of over 100 million patient records across its network of hospitals

FHIR Workflow Wearable device data is transformed into FHIR-compatible resources (e.g., Observation, Patient).

Most Votes - Order of votes for top five posts is 1, 2, 5, 0, 9Newest - First post: 1 day, 19 hours ago. Second post: 19 hours, 12 minutes ago. Is the "Newest" sorting issue the same

Now it works For the record: it's not the Abstract-ness that leads to the index being ignored, it's the fact that the index is not defined in the primary superclass of Test.NewClass1

{RGS}` with an incremented index [1][2].

To be clear, by "index" I meant the community index.