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* Return a FHIR [http://hl7.org/fhir/bundle.html Bundle]  
 
* Return a FHIR [http://hl7.org/fhir/bundle.html Bundle]  
 
* Bundle.entry will contain [http://hl7.org/fhir/schedule.html Schedule] and included (actor) [http://hl7.org/fhir/appointment.html Practitioner] and  [http://hl7.org/fhir/location.html Location] resources
 
* Bundle.entry will contain [http://hl7.org/fhir/schedule.html Schedule] and included (actor) [http://hl7.org/fhir/appointment.html Practitioner] and  [http://hl7.org/fhir/location.html Location] resources
* Example response ins xml + json format:
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* Example response in xml + json format:
 
[[schedule-xml]]  [[schedule-json]]
 
[[schedule-xml]]  [[schedule-json]]
  
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* Return a FHIR [http://hl7.org/fhir/bundle.html Bundle]  
 
* Return a FHIR [http://hl7.org/fhir/bundle.html Bundle]  
 
* Bundle.entry will contain [http://hl7.org/fhir/slot.html Slot] entries
 
* Bundle.entry will contain [http://hl7.org/fhir/slot.html Slot] entries
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* Example response in xml + json format:
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[[slot-xml]] [[slot-json]]
  
 
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* Responses (Schedule, Slot + referred to Practitioner, Location) are combined into a FHIR Bundle and submitted to cloud endpoint
* Responses (Schedule, Slot + referred to Practitioner, Location) are combined into a FHIR Bundle and submitted to cloud endpoint; currently 1 bundle per practitioner and day
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[[submit-xml]] [[submit-json]]
  
 
Cloud endpoint FHIR API batch operation - body is FHIR Bundle assembled as above
 
Cloud endpoint FHIR API batch operation - body is FHIR Bundle assembled as above

Revision as of 21:01, 14 October 2017

Information

See: Core FHIR Resources Appointment, Schedule, Slot

Todo: Oridashi Profiles for Appointment, Schedule and Slot

Available Slots

  • Schedules (Appointment Book) can be retrieved from FHIR interface (FHIR Schedule)
  • Each FHIR Schedule is for a provider (FHIR Practitioner); there may be multiple sessions per day
  • A FHIR extension defines the nominal slot period length for each Schedule
  • Free/Busy slots are available (FHIR Slot)
  • Configurable look ahead period (default 6 weeks)
  • Polling to detect schedule changes

For appointment book practice adapter calls Oridashi-Hiasobi FHIR API search request:

GET [base]/Schedule?date=<date>&actor=<practitioner id>&_include=Schedule:actor

Oridashi-Hiasobi FHIR API search response:

schedule-xml schedule-json

For free/busy slots practice adapter calls Oridashi-Hiasobi FHIR API search request:

GET [base]/Slot?schedule=<schedule.id>

Oridashi-Hiasobi FHIR API search response:

  • Return a FHIR Bundle
  • Bundle.entry will contain Slot entries
  • Example response in xml + json format:

slot-xml slot-json

  • Responses (Schedule, Slot + referred to Practitioner, Location) are combined into a FHIR Bundle and submitted to cloud endpoint

submit-xml submit-json

Cloud endpoint FHIR API batch operation - body is FHIR Bundle assembled as above

POST [base]
  • Cloud system can update schedules, slots

Appointments Requiring Action

  • Practice components search for requested/cancelled appointments from a cloud endpoint
  • Search by:
    • Appointment.status=pending - are requests that are not confirmed yet (indicates a request)
    • Appointement.location.identifier - identifies the practice associated with the appointment request

Cloud endpoint FHIR API search request:

GET [base]/Appointment?status=pending&location.identifier=<siteid>&_include=Appointment:actor

Cloud endpoint FHIR API search response:

Appointment
 status=pending - indicates appointment needs attention
 start - expected visit start date/time
 end - expected visit end date/time
 slot - optional reference to a free/busy Slot resource
 comment - optional comment text (will be shown in the PMS)
 participant [0] - participant practitioner
   type=PPRF|http://hl7.org/fhir/v3/ParticipationType - coded participation (primary performer is the attending clinician) 
   actor is Practitioner - reference to Practitioner  (FHIR internal identifier) 
   required=required - coded indicates this participation in the appointment is needed
   status=needs-action - coded indicates the participation is not confirmed
 participant [1]
   type = null
   actor is Patient - reference to Patient (FHIR internal identifier) 
   required=required - coded indicates this participation in the appointment is needed
   status=accepted - coded indicates the patient intends to attend
 participant [2] 
   type = null
   actor is Location - reference to Location (FHIR internal identifier) 
   required=required- coded indicates this participation in the appointment is needed
   status=needs-action - coded indicates the participation is not confirmed

Appointment Accept/Reject

  • Appointment requests retrieved from the cloud are processed
  • Appointments are attempted to be made in the PMS
  • Result will be accepted or declined appointment allocation
  • Practice adapter will create/update appointments

FHIR add/update appointment using Oridashi-Hiasobi interface

PUT [base]/Appointment/<id>
  • Patient matching can occur based on Name, Date of Birth, Gender (or other identifying information)
  • Provider matching can occur based on Name, Provider Number (or other identifying information)
  • Submitted appointment will be as per appointment request obtained from cloud endpoint

FHIR add/update response (accept)

Appointment
 status=booked - indicates appointment has been made in PMS
 start - scheduled visit start date/time
 end - scheduled visit end date/time
 slot - optional reference to a free/busy Slot resource
 comment - optional comment text (will be shown in the PMS)
 participant [0] - participant practitioner
   type=PPRF|http://hl7.org/fhir/v3/ParticipationType - coded participation (primary performer is the attending clinician) 
   actor is Practitioner - reference to Practitioner  (FHIR internal identifier) 
   required=required - coded indicates this participation in the appointment is needed
   status=accepted - coded indicates the practitioner intends to attend
 participant [1]
   type = null
   actor is Patient - reference to Patient (FHIR internal identifier) 
   required=required - coded indicates this participation in the appointment is needed
   status=accepted - coded indicates the patient intends to attend
 participant [2] 
   type = null
   actor is Location - reference to Location (FHIR internal identifier) 
   required=required- coded indicates this participation in the appointment is needed
   status=accepted - coded indicates the location is confirmed

FHIR add/update response (decline)

Appointment
 status=pending - indicates appointment is not confirmed
 start - scheduled visit start date/time
 end - scheduled visit end date/time
 slot - optional reference to a free/busy Slot resource
 comment - optional comment text (will be shown in the PMS)
 participant [0] - participant practitioner
   type=PPRF|http://hl7.org/fhir/v3/ParticipationType - coded participation (primary performer is the attending clinician) 
   actor is Practitioner - reference to Practitioner  (FHIR internal identifier) 
   required=required - coded indicates this participation in the appointment is needed
   status=declined - coded indicates the practitioner system has declined to accept
 participant [1]
   type = null
   actor is Patient - reference to Patient (FHIR internal identifier) 
   required=required - coded indicates this participation in the appointment is needed
   status=needs-action - coded indicates the patient needs to handle this declined request
 participant [2] 
   type = null
   actor is Location - reference to Location (FHIR internal identifier) 
   required=required- coded indicates this participation in the appointment is needed
   status=declined - coded indicates the location system has declined to accept
  • The practice adapter forwards to the cloud endpoint these responses from the Oridashi-Hiasobi interface