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QBOS REST API documentation (PATIENTCARE)

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Introduction

The PATIENTCARE API allows client applications to maintain PATIENTCARE data record sets.

Audience

This developer's guide is intended for software developers needing a technical reference for using the QBOS REST API. The information you find in this guide is written by software engineering, and is authoritative on how the API behaves.

Additional resources, information about this guide

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Getting Started

To place any request in a QBOS API application from a third party application you need to first authenticate your user account and set/calculate values for the following request headers: x-qbos-id, x-qbos-nonce, x-qbos-date-utc, x-qbos-hash-version, x-qbos-auth

See details in Authentication Documentation.

Custom resource vs. standard resource URI format

Custom resource (a.k.a applet) URI contains the resource vendor id in place of "/o/" in the standard object URI. Compare: .../v1/o/...with .../v1/{vendor_id}/...

PATIENTCARE properties

Properties prefixed with '_' (underscore) are read-only properties. i.e. POST and PUT processing will ignore these properties.

Name Type Max
Length		 Numeric Required
For POST		 Filterable Default Description
_client_Id bigint Yes NULL This is the Data Org Id.
_owner_Id bigint Yes Yes NULL This is the user id of the record owner. Defaults to the creatorOpid.
_creator_Opid bigint Yes Yes NULL This is the user id of the original record submitter.
_create_Date datetime No {timestamp}   Not enterable upon Insert. System sets this date upon record creation.
status_id int Yes Yes 2535 The status id of the record. Taken from the Life Cycle statuses in ADS.
_status_Change_Date datetime No NULL Not enterable. System sets this date whenever the statusid is changed.
Level_Of_Care integer Yes Yes NULL This property is populated by a Type 2 Value List.
Click here for the appropriate API and sample of value options for this column.
Primary_Diagnosis nvarchar 300 Yes NULL
Effective_Date datetime Yes NULL
Care_Location integer Yes Yes NULL This property is populated by a Type 1 Value List.
Click here for the appropriate API and sample of value options for this column.
End_Date datetime Yes NULL
PhysiciansOrder nvarchar 20 Yes NULL This property is populated by a Type 1 Value List.
Click here for the appropriate API and sample of value options for this column.
Facility_Room nvarchar 100 Yes NULL

PATIENTCARE Relationships

Parent and Child relations to PATIENTCARE.

Note that the only Required status on relationships that affect a POST of an object are on the parent relations. A Required status on a child relation is only meaningful when POSTing the child object.

Linking during POST: a custom object record can be linked to a parent or child record (custom or standard) during POST by including (in the payload) the realtion id paired with the parent or child object record being linked to. For example: { "REl_1923" : 1832 }      Multiple links may be created in the same POST.

Relation Id Cardinality
(Parent-to-Child)		 Required
For POST		 Links Up To Is Unary?*
REL_1653 1-Many Yes Patient_Chart
REL_1673 1-Many Contact
Parent Relations
↑
PATIENTCARE
↓
Child Relations
Relation Id Cardinality
(Parent-to-Child)		 Required
**on POST of child		 Links Down To  
REL_1923 1-Many Yes** Continuous_Care_Dates  
REL_3141 1-Many Yes** Patient_GIPAdmission_Reasons  
 



Read PATIENTCARE by id:

GET https:/.../v1/517090/PATIENTCARE/{id}

Response codes:

  • 200 - OK
  • 404 - Not found or user does not have permission to access resources of this type.
  • 400 - Client error
  • 500 - Server error

Response data: GET https:/.../v1/517090/PATIENTCARE/1
Unauthorized request.

Read PATIENTCARE by parent id:

GET https:/.../v1/517090/{parent_relation_id}/{parent_id}/links/PATIENTCARE[?{filter}]

Response codes:

  • 400 - Client error
  • 500 - Server error
  • 404 - Not found or user does not have permission to access resources of this type.
  • 200 - OK

Response data: GET https:/.../v1/517090/0/506764/links/PATIENTCARE
Unauthorized request.

Read PATIENTCARE by filter:

GET https:/.../v1/517090/PATIENTCARE[?{filter}]

Response codes:

  • 200 - OK
  • 400 - Client error
  • 404 - Not found or user does not have permission to access resources of this type.
  • 500 - Server error

Response data: GET https:/.../v1/517090/PATIENTCARE?id=1
Unauthorized request.

Create PATIENTCARE:

POST https:/.../v1/517090/PATIENTCARE

Request data [See properties]:

Response codes:

Update PATIENTCARE:

PUT https:/.../v1/517090/PATIENTCARE/{id}

Request data [See properties]:

Response codes:

  • 200 - OK Content returned [See response data]
  • 204 - OK No content
  • 400 - Client error
  • 404 - Not found
  • 500 - Server error

Delete PATIENTCARE:

DELETE https:/.../v1/517090/PATIENTCARE/{id}

The "id" in JSON payload is required to match the {id} in the URI to ensure that deletion requests are intended and safe

Response codes:

  • 204 - OK
  • 400 - Client error
  • 404 - Not found
  • 500 - Server error

Create Link for PATIENTCARE:

POST https:/.../v1/517090/{relation_id}/{link_to_id}/links/PATIENTCARE/{id}


{relation_id} can indicate either a parent or a child relation.

Response codes:

  • 204 - OK
  • 400 - Client error
  • 404 - Not found
  • 500 - Server error

Delete Link for PATIENTCARE:

DELETE https:/.../v1/517090/{parent_relation_id}/{parent_id}/links/PATIENTCARE/{id}


Deleting a link from PATIENTCARE down to a child object must be explicitly indicated by negating the relation id:

DELETE https:/.../v1/517090/{-child_relation_id}/{child_id}/links/PATIENTCARE/{id}

Response codes:

  • 204 - OK
  • 400 - Client error
  • 404 - Not found
  • 500 - Server error