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VS Code Extension - ADL and AQL Support (Nedap)

Status Active
Cost Free
Open source Yes
Platform Windows, Linux, macOS (via VS Code)
Owner and developer Nedap Healthcare
Available from VS Code Marketplace
Source github.com/nedap/archetype-languageserver

What it is: A VS Code extension that adds ADL 1.4 and ADL 2 syntax highlighting, validation, and AQL editing support.

Who should use it: Developers who use VS Code and want to edit archetypes or write AQL queries without switching to a browser-based tool.

openEHR SDK

Status Active
Cost Free (Apache 2.0)
Open source Yes
Language Java
Owner and steward EHRbase project
Available from GitHub releases
Source github.com/ehrbase/openEHR_SDK

What it is: A Java SDK for working with openEHR artefacts: parsing and serialising compositions, working with templates, and building AQL queries. EHRbase uses it internally.

Archie

Status Active
Cost Free (Apache 2.0)
Open source Yes
Language Java
Current owner openEHR
Original author Nedap
Available from github.com/openEHR/archie
Source github.com/openEHR/archie

What it is: A Java library implementing the openEHR Reference Model and an ADL 2 parser. EHRbase uses it as its RM implementation.

ADL2 Core Libraries

Status Source available; maintenance status unclear
Cost Free
Open source Yes
Language Java
Current owner openEHR
Original author Marand, now Better
Available from github.com/openEHR/adl2-core
Source github.com/openEHR/adl2-core

What it is: A Java-based reference implementation of the ADL 2.0 and AOM specifications, open-sourced by Marand.

FHIR Bridge

Status Source available; release and support status unclear
Cost Free (Apache 2.0)
Open source Yes
Current owner vitagroup
Original author EHRbase project
Available from github.com/vitagroupag/fhir-bridge
Source github.com/vitagroupag/fhir-bridge

What it is: A broker between HL7 FHIR clients and an openEHR server, specifically EHRbase. It allows FHIR-speaking applications to read and write data to an openEHR CDR.