Get Appointment by id return nothing but status is 200 - OK

[Long Thanh Do]

Hi Cerner Team,

Today I have tested the request of getting an appointment by id using the appointment id synced from Mirth channel.
Firstly, I find that there are 2 kinds of appointment id synced from Mirth. One contains 7 numbers and the other contains 10 numbers. So I divide it into 3 cases as below.

Case 1: Getting appointment by id with 10 digit id

RequestURL: {{baseUrl}}/{{tenantId}}/Appointment?_id={{appointmentId}}

Actual response: Status 200 - OK but return nothing

X-Request-Id: d713af06-7ae2-4447-b15e-fbe9890d02f1

Case 2: Getting appointment by id with 7 digit id - Status 200 - Ok but return nothing

RequestURL: {{baseUrl}}/{{tenantId}}/Appointment?_id={{appointmentId}}  

Actual response: Status 200 - OK but return nothing

X-Request-Id: 77919684-7194-4024-93c1-3b5b780b686a

Case 3: Getting appointment by id with 7 digit id - Status 200 - Ok return data

RequestURL: {{baseUrl}}/{{tenantId}}/Appointment?_id={{appointmentId}}

Actual response: Status 200 - OK but return data successfully

X-Request-Id: 88204e61-dd1f-4ed5-bcdc-3dd9e3b54298

The first two cases are confusing us because the 3 ids of the appointment above are in the same field " ExternalId" in appointments. But it returns in different results.

Please help us to investigate this issue and find the root cause.

Thanks,

Do Thanh Long

[Fenil Desani (Cerner)]

Hello Do Thanh Long,

This group is focused on Cerner's SMART on FHIR implementation corresponding to Millennium. MIRTH is outside the realm of this group and we are not sure how the data is being pulled there.

If the Appointment is present within Millennium you would get it back with the corresponding Id associated with it.

I would suggest you work directly with the Health System to determine whether the data in MIRTH corresponds to the data in Millennium. 

If only it does, let us know and we can investigate further.

Thanks,
Fenil