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USLabOrder Orderer
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The USLabOrder Orderer MUST implement REST behavior according to the [[http|FHIR specification]] and MUST be able to handle errors gracefully from Query Responders who may not support the submitted query.", "security": { "description": "Implementations must meet the security requirements documented in the [[uslaborder|USLabOrder Guide assumptions]]." }, "resource": [ { "type": "DiagnosticOrder", "profile": { "reference": "do-uslab" }, "interaction": [ { "code": "search-type", "documentation": "Allows a user to search for existing DiagnosticOrder" }, { "code": "read", "documentation": "Allows retrieval of a specific known DiagnosticOrder" }, { "code": "vread", "documentation": "Allows retrieval of a specific version of a DiagnosticOrder" }, { "code": "history-instance", "documentation": "Allows review of changes to a DiagnosticOrder over time" }, { "code": "create", "documentation": "Allows defining a new DiagnosticOrder" }, { "code": "update", "documentation": "Allows editing of an existing DiagnosticOrder. Servers may choose to prohibit certain types of edits, instead requiring the creation of a new DiagnosticOrder (and potentially the retiring of the existing DiagnosticOrder). Servers may also limit who can change particular DiagnosticOrder." }, { "code": "validate", "documentation": "Allows a client to verify whether a particular new DiagnosticOrder or revision of an existing DiagnosticOrder would be accepted based on validation and other business rules. Useful for some workflows" } ], "searchInclude": [ "DiagnosticOrder.subject, DiagnosticOrder.orderer, DiagnosticOrder.supportingInformation, DiagnosticOrder.specimen, DiagnosticOrder.uslabcc" ] } ] }, { "mode": "client", "documentation": "The following conformance rules assumes the USLabOrder Orderer is the client, in other words, operating in 'Push' RESTful interface. The USLabOrder Orderer MUST support querying one or more resources outlined by the [[uslaborder|USLabOrder Guide]]. The USLabOrder Orderer MUST use all the vocabularies and value set constraints defined by the individual resource profiles used by USLabOrder. The USLabOrder Orderer MUST implement REST behavior according to the [[http|FHIR specification]] and MUST be able to handle errors gracefully from Query Responders who may not support the submitted query.", "security": { "description": "Implementations must meet the security requirements documented in the [[uslaborder|USLabOrder Guide assumptions]]." }, "resource": [ { "type": "DiagnosticOrder", "profile": { "reference": "do-uslab" }, "interaction": [ { "code": "search-type", "documentation": "Allows a user to search for existing DiagnosticOrder" }, { "code": "read", "documentation": "Allows retrieval of a specific known DiagnosticOrder" }, { "code": "vread", "documentation": "Allows retrieval of a specific version of a DiagnosticOrder" }, { "code": "history-instance", "documentation": "Allows review of changes to a DiagnosticOrder over time" }, { "code": "create", "documentation": "Allows defining a new DiagnosticOrder" }, { "code": "update", "documentation": "Allows editing of an existing DiagnosticOrder. Servers may choose to prohibit certain types of edits, instead requiring the creation of a new DiagnosticOrder (and potentially the retiring of the existing DiagnosticOrder). Servers may also limit who can change particular DiagnosticOrder." }, { "code": "validate", "documentation": "Allows a client to verify whether a particular new DiagnosticOrder or revision of an existing DiagnosticOrder would be accepted based on validation and other business rules. Useful for some workflows" } ], "searchInclude": [ "DiagnosticOrder.subject, DiagnosticOrder.orderer, DiagnosticOrder.supportingInformation, DiagnosticOrder.specimen, DiagnosticOrder.uslabcc" ] } ] } ] }
Usage note: every effort has been made to ensure that the examples are correct and useful, but they are not a normative part of the specification.