Hi @Rajat Singhal ,
Thanks for reaching out to Microsoft Q&A.
Azure’s managed FHIR service does not automatically create FHIR “AuditEvent” resources inside your FHIR store the way some on-prem servers do.
Instead it provides two audit-style mechanisms:
- Azure resource AuditLogs:
- Azure Health Data Services Events (Event Grid)
If you specifically need FHIR AuditEvent resources persisted in your FHIR store, you’d need to build a small pipeline for example, an Azure Function or Logic App that:
- Reads AuditLogs or Event Grid messages
- Transforms them into FHIR AuditEvent resources
- Writes them back into your FHIR service
Hope this helps!
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