> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://community-test.logicnets.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://community-test.logicnets.com/release-9/logicnets-software-component-details/healthcare-integration-interoperability-suite/fhir-questionnaire-runtime-module-ln-fqr.md).

# FHIR Questionnaire Runtime Module (LN-FQR)

### License: Per Organization

Notes:

1. Requires FHIR Questionnaire Export Module (LN-FQE) for creation of and access to digital content to be processed
2. Requires minimum LN Base System (LN-B) capacity of 5 named users or 2 concurrent users
3. Does not require other general LogicNets runtime components
4. Customers creating FHIR-based applications in LogicNets should consider the automated test and validation capabilities of Test Manager (LN-TEM)

### LN-FQR Description

The FHIR Questionnaire Runtime Module is a runtime application that runs independently of the LogicNets server to execute your LogicNets FHIR questionnaire exports from within a web browser. A major benefit of this module is that it allows FHIR-based decision support applications to run offline without having to continuously check back with the LogicNets server. It can therefore be invoked and run from within an independent workflow product without having to integrate the system to a web service external to the workflow.

### Services and Deployment Considerations

The FHIR Questionnaire Runtime Module is currently only available as a controlled release and may require additional LogicNets professional services for deployment depending on the scenario.

PG-FH2-250101


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