  Electronic Health Record Systems (EHR-S) are commonly developed in monolithic
architectures. This architectural style presents greater complexity and demands
more effort when we think of interoperability. A solution proposal is the
creation of Microservices that use HL7 FHIR as an interoperability strategy. In
this sense, it is presented the development of a prototype, based on a
microservices architecture, to act in a real scenario of Patient Navigation
(PN). The problem was subdivided into 3 steps: definition of architecture,
development and construction of an interface to simulate the role of the
navigator. The Patient and Appointment microservices are capable of synchronous
communication to query and record information. In general, the implemented
architectural style not only isolates information domains but can receive data
from multiple sources while maintaining essential functionality. This type of
approach plays a crucial role in a hospital environment, specifically in PN,
highlighting the importance of the standard and expanding the possibilities for
further research to be conducted.
