proposed /api/clinical_notes enhancement

[egreenfeld]

Would it be possible to add a 'since' filtering parameter such as in appointments to see all notes updated? This would allow applications to update as clinical notes are updated without having to pull the appointment for each note, significantly increasing the number of API calls. In addition, would it be possible to include the 'updated_at', 'locked', and 'pdf url' information in the clinical_notes data that is returned. This is all available in the appointment, but requires significant extra API calls and processing.

[Colin]

+1

[Jean-Sebastien Boulanger]

+1

On Mon, Apr 11, 2016 at 12:57 AM, egreenfeld <egree...@azswa.org> wrote:

Would it be possible to add a 'since' filtering parameter such as in appointments to see all notes updated? This would allow applications to update as clinical notes are updated without having to pull the appointment for each note, significantly increasing the number of API calls. In addition, would it be possible to include the 'updated_at', 'locked', and 'pdf url' information in the clinical_notes data that is returned. This is all available in the appointment, but requires significant extra API calls and processing.

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[alle...@drchrono.com]

On Monday, April 11, 2016 at 12:57:42 AM UTC-7, egreenfeld wrote:
> Would it be possible to add a 'since' filtering parameter such as in appointments to see all notes updated? This would allow applications to update as clinical notes are updated without having to pull the appointment for each note, significantly increasing the number of API calls. In addition, would it be possible to include the 'updated_at', 'locked', and 'pdf url' information in the clinical_notes data that is returned. This is all available in the appointment, but requires significant extra API calls and processing.

Your wish is my command!

The change has been made and should be out in a week or so.

[Colin]

Fantastic!  Thanks!

[EthanG]

Thank you for modifying the clinical_notes endpoint to support additional functionality. It looks like the since filtering has been implemented; however, when trying to use, it seems to be acting opposite as expected. When setting a since timestamp, it looks like it returns all notes modified in the date range before that timestamp, instead of after that timestamp. For example, when setting the date range of 4/25 and 'since' of 4/26 to get all notes for appointments on 4/25 that have been updated on 4/26, it returns all notes last updated before 4/26 and completely omits all notes updated on or after 4/26. 

Also, do you have an ETA when updated_at, pdf, and locked data will be returned from this endpoint.

Thank you so much for all your help and response! 

[taimur]

The updated_at, pdf, and locked data is available in the notes object: https://taimurk.drchrono.com/api-docs/popup/v2015_08/clinical_note_format

We will check on the SINCE error - could you please provide the request and response showcasing this issue?

[alle...@drchrono.com]

Ethan, can you double check your query and results?  The since parameter worked correctly for the test query I ran.

[EthanG]

Hi Allen-

I ran with the following: params={'date_range':'2016-04-24/2016-05-19','since':'2016-05-10T01:01:00'} in python and was not successful in getting all notes between 4/24 and 5/19 updated after 5/10.

Thanks!

[taimur]

Hi Ethan,

Could you let us know the response you're expecting and the app name/user name you're calling from? We can test from our side as well and see if the responses match up. Feel free to email a...@drchrono.com directly if that's more appropriate.

Taimur