What is Gravitate Health?
Gravitate Health is the project behind G-lens, a system designed to improve treatment adherence and patient understanding by turning regulated medication information into clearer, more actionable digital experiences.
Gravitate Health and FOSPS
Gravitate Health is a European digital health initiative focused on making medicine and health information easier to understand and use in daily life. Its broader solution, called G-lens, helps people see the most relevant parts of trusted medical information based on their context.
What is FOSPS?
FOSPS stands for Federated Open-Source Platform and Services. It is the core microservices platform used by Gravitate Health. Built on HL7 FHIR and standard terminologies, it enables personalized ePI focusing, supporting material matchmaking, trust mechanisms, and interoperable integrations.
Welcome to the Gravitate-Health Platform!
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Useful Links
Curated from the official Gravitate Health docs and reference pages.
| Topic | Link | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Project Home | Gravitate Health Docs Home | Entry point for tutorials, references, and updates. |
| Project Intro | Introducing FOSPS | Best high-level overview of the platform, architecture, and developer paths. |
| FOSPS Definition | FOSPS Reference | Direct explanation of the Federated Open-Source Platform and Services. |
| Focusing Mechanism | Focusing | Shows how ePI content is personalized without changing legal source content. |
| Electronic Product Information | ePI | Core medicinal information format consumed and enhanced by the platform. |
| Lenses | Lens Concept | Explains the modular logic assets that drive personalization behavior. |
| Lens Execution Engine | LEE | Execution model for applying one or more lenses in sequence. |
| Supporting Material | Supporting Material | How extra educational and risk-minimization content is managed. |
| Cyber Trust Framework | CTF | Trust, provenance, and integrity mechanisms for digital health content. |
| Architecture Layers | 3-Layer Architecture | App, Service, and Data layer organization of the platform. |