mcp_server_fhir
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Overview
Integrates a Multi-Cloud Platform (MCP) server with a FHIR API to retrieve, manage, and format clinical healthcare data, often for use in AI-powered clinical assistant applications.
Installation
python src/fastmcp_server.pyEnvironment Variables
- MCP_NAME
- MCP_IP
- MCP_PORT
- FHIR_URL
- FHIR_TOKEN_ENDPOINT
- FHIR_CLIENT_ID
- FHIR_CLIENT_SECRET
- FHIR_GRANT_TYPE
- FHIR_RESOURCE_VALUE
Security Notes
The server uses environment variables for sensitive configurations like FHIR API keys, which is a good practice. It utilizes standard and well-maintained HTTP clients (httpx, requests) for external API communication. No 'eval' or obvious malicious patterns were detected. Input validation for date formats and allowed enum values is present for tool arguments. Parameters for API calls are generally passed as dictionaries, which prevents URL injection, though one internal path allows string parameters (which is used safely by internal construction). OAuth2 Client Credentials flow is used for authentication.
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