Overview
The following operations allow you to work with history in FHIR. Click an operation name to see details on how to use it.
For a sample proxy service that illustrates how to work with history, see Sample configuration.
Operation | Description |
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history | Retrieves the history of a particular resource supported by the system. |
historyAll | Retrieves the history of all resources supported by the system. |
Retrieves the history of all resources of a given type supported by the system. |
Operation details
This section provides further details on the operations related to history in FHIR.
History
To retrieves the history of a particular resource supported by the system , use fhir.history
and specify the following properties.
<fhir.history> <base>{$ctx:base}</base> <type>{$ctx:type}</type> <idForHistory>{$ctx:idForHistory}</idForHistory> <format>{$ctx:format}</format> <id>{$ctx:id}</id> <content>{$ctx:content}</content> <lastUpdated>{$ctx:lastUpdated}</lastUpdated> <profile>{$ctx:profile}</profile> <query>{$ctx:query}</query> <security>{$ctx:security}</security> <tag>{$ctx:tag}</tag> <text>{$ctx:text}</text> <filter>{$ctx:filter}</filter> </fhir.history>
Properties
base
: The Service Root URL.- type: The name of a resource type (e.g. "Patient").
- idForHistory: The id of the history that need to retrieve.
- format: The Mime Type.
- id, content, lastUpdated, profile, query, security, tag, text, filter: These are the optional parameters and are common search parameters for all resources
Sample request
Following is a sample REST request that can be handled by the history operation.
{ "base": "https://open-api.fhir.me", "type": "Patient", "idForHistory":1032702", "format": "json", "id":"%s(id)", "content":"%s(content)", "lastUpdated":"%s(lastUpdated)", "profile":"%s(profile)", "query":"%s(query)", "security":"%s(security)", "tag":"%s(tag)", "text":"%s(text)", "filter":"%s(filter)" }
Related Salesforce REST Documentation
http://www.hl7.org/implement/standards/fhir/http.html#history
HistoryAll
To retrieves the history of all resources supported by the system. , use fhir.history
All and specify the following properties.
<fhir.historyAll> <base>{$ctx:base}</base> <format>{$ctx:format}</format> <id>{$ctx:id}</id> <content>{$ctx:content}</content> <lastUpdated>{$ctx:lastUpdated}</lastUpdated> <profile>{$ctx:profile}</profile> <query>{$ctx:query}</query> <security>{$ctx:security}</security> <tag>{$ctx:tag}</tag> <text>{$ctx:text}</text> <filter>{$ctx:filter}</filter> </fhir.historyAll>
Properties
base
: The Service Root URL.- format: The Mime Type.
- id, content, lastUpdated, profile, query, security, tag, text, filter: These are the optional parameters and are common search parameters for all resources
Sample request
Following is a sample REST request that can be handled by the historyAll operation.
{ "base": "https://open-api.fhir.me", "format": "json", "id":"%s(id)", "content":"%s(content)", "lastUpdated":"%s(lastUpdated)", "profile":"%s(profile)", "query":"%s(query)", "security":"%s(security)", "tag":"%s(tag)", "text":"%s(text)", "filter":"%s(filter)" }
Related Salesforce REST Documentation
http://www.hl7.org/implement/standards/fhir/http.html#history
HistoryType
To retrieves the history of all resources of a given type supported by the system , use fhir.history
Type and specify the following properties.
<fhir.historyType> <base>{$ctx:base}</base> <type>{$ctx:type}</type> <format>{$ctx:format}</format> <id>{$ctx:id}</id> <content>{$ctx:content}</content> <lastUpdated>{$ctx:lastUpdated}</lastUpdated> <profile>{$ctx:profile}</profile> <query>{$ctx:query}</query> <security>{$ctx:security}</security> <tag>{$ctx:tag}</tag> <text>{$ctx:text}</text> <filter>{$ctx:filter}</filter> </fhir.historyType>
Properties
base
: The Service Root URL.- type: The name of a resource type (e.g. "Patient").
- format: The Mime Type.
- id, content, lastUpdated, profile, query, security, tag, text, filter: These are the optional parameters and are common search parameters for all resources
Sample request
Following is a sample REST request that can be handled by the historyType operation.
{ "base": "https://open-api.fhir.me", "type":"Patient" "format": "json", "id":"%s(id)", "content":"%s(content)", "lastUpdated":"%s(lastUpdated)", "profile":"%s(profile)", "query":"%s(query)", "security":"%s(security)", "tag":"%s(tag)", "text":"%s(text)", "filter":"%s(filter)" }
Related Salesforce REST Documentation
http://www.hl7.org/implement/standards/fhir/http.html#history
Sample configuration
Following is a sample proxy service that illustrates how to connect to fhir with init operation and use the history operation. The sample request for this proxy can be found in the create sample request.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <proxy xmlns="http://ws.apache.org/ns/synapse" name="history" statistics="disable" trace="disable" transports="https http"> <target> <inSequence> <property name="base" expression="json-eval($.base)"/> <property name="type" expression="json-eval($.type)"/> <property name="idForHistory" expression="json-eval($.idForHistory)"/> <property name="format" expression="json-eval($.format)"/> <property name="id" expression="json-eval($.id)"/> <property name="content" expression="json-eval($.content)"/> <property name="lastUpdated" expression="json-eval($.lastUpdated)"/> <property name="profile" expression="json-eval($.profile)"/> <property name="query" expression="json-eval($.query)"/> <property name="security" expression="json-eval($.security)"/> <property name="tag" expression="json-eval($.tag)"/> <property name="text" expression="json-eval($.text)"/> <property name="filter" expression="json-eval($.filter)"/> <fhir.history> <base>{$ctx:base}</base> <type>{$ctx:type}</type> <idForHistory>{$ctx:idForHistory}</idForHistory> <format>{$ctx:format}</format> <id>{$ctx:id}</id> <content>{$ctx:content}</content> <lastUpdated>{$ctx:lastUpdated}</lastUpdated> <profile>{$ctx:profile}</profile> <que>{$ctx:query}</que> <security>{$ctx:security}</security> <tag>{$ctx:tag}</tag> <text>{$ctx:text}</text> <filter>{$ctx:filter}</filter> </fhir.history> <log category="INFO" level="full" separator=","/> <send/> </inSequence> </target> <description/> </proxy>