Add Annotate MD package feed and IG registration#578
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Register annotatemd.dermatology-annotation (0.1.0) - FHIR R4 profiles for structured dermatology image annotation. Feed: https://annotatemd.com/fhir/package-feed.xml CI build: https://build.fhir.org/ig/s25rawlins/annotate-md/
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please update/resubmit with only your actual changes
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What is happening with this? I will just close this if there is no action by the end of May 2026 |
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Registering the Annotate MD Dermatology Image Annotation IG (annotatemd.dermatology-annotation v0.1.0).
This is the first FHIR IG for structured dermatology image annotation, with profiles for annotation results, AI predictions with transparency metadata, and temporal lesion tracking.