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Overview

For users of the Scheduled Appointment API endpoint there are a few breaking changes that need to be accounted for when migrating to the new Patient Data API endpoint.

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New Capabilities

  • PHARMACY DATA! The new patientPanelDirectives.requestMedicationHistory field can be set to true to indicate that pharmacy medication history data should be queried before processing the patient. Setting this to true will incur several hours delays in receiving PDFs and should only be used after consultation with your customer success representative.
  • Patients with multiple (e.g. previous) addresses are now fully supported
  • Requests for processing can now be sent in a single batch. The top level object accepts an array of requests
  • Active and inactive diagnoses are accepted
  • Diagnoses from any code system are accepted
    • ICD-10 (2.16.840.1.113883.6.90) is preferred

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Upgrade Steps

  1. A top level patientProcessingRequests array is now required and is where most request data is populated
  2. patient.address is now an array patient.addresses
  3. medicalSummaryPeriod is now a property of directives
  4. activeIcd10Diagnoses should now be added to the more generic diagnoses array and populated with a codeSystem value of 2.16.840.1.113883.6.90. The active indicator must also be set appropriately
  5. activeIcd9Diagnoses should now be added to the more generic diagnoses array and populated with a codeSystem value of 2.16.840.1.113883.6.103. The active indicator must also be set appropriately
  6. activeSnomedDiagnoses should now be added to the more generic diagnoses array and populated with a codeSystem value of 2.16.840.1.113883.6.96. The active indicator must also be set appropriately
  7. batchId is now specified at the top level request outside of the request records, it is still optional
  8. upcomingAppointmentDate is no longer required
  9. All fields which support arrays are no longer allowed to contain null elements