datasets_for_post: Toy examples to POST/PUT on a server

In TPeschel/fhiR: Handling HL7 FHIR® Resources in R

Toy examples to POST/PUT on a server

Description

These data examples are simple examples to try out POSTing/PUTing resources to a server. See Source for how the xml versions look.

Usage

transaction_bundle_example

example_resource1

example_resource2

example_resource3

Format

An object of class fhir_bundle_serialized of length 1277.

An object of class fhir_resource_serialized of length 267.

An object of class fhir_resource_serialized of length 290.

An object of class fhir_resource_serialized of length 608.

Details

transaction_bundle_example contains 1 transaction bundle with 2 Patient resources.

example_resource1 contains 1 patient resource without id for POSTing

example_resource2 contains 1 patient resource with id for PUTing

example_resource3 contains 1 Medication resource with an id xml attribute

Source

transaction_bundle_example

<Bundle>
   <type value='transaction'/>
	  <entry>
	     <resource>
	        <Patient>
	           <id value='id1'/>
	           <address>
	              <use value='home'/>
	              <city value='Amsterdam'/>
	              <type value='physical'/>
	              <country value='Netherlands'/>
	           </address>
	           <name>
	              <given value='Marie'/>
	           </name>
	        </Patient>
	     </resource>
	     <request>
	        <method value='POST'/>
	        <url value='Patient'/>
	     </request>
	  </entry>
	  <entry>
	      <resource>
	         <Patient>
	            <id value='id3'/>
	            <address>
	               <use value='home'/>
	               <city value='Berlin'/>
	            </address>
	            <address>
	               <use value='work'/>
	               <city value='London'/>
	               <type value='postal'/>
	               <country value='England'/>
             </address>
	            <address>
	               <type value='postal'/>
	               <country value='France'/>
	            </address>
	            <name>
	               <given value='Frank'/>
	            </name>
	            <name>
	               <given value='Max'/>
	            </name>
	        </Patient>
	     </resource>
	     <request>
	        <method value='POST'/>
	        <url value='Patient'/>
	     </request>
	  </entry>
</Bundle>

example_resource1

<Patient>
   <name>
	     <given value = 'Marie'/>
	  </name>
	  <gender value = 'female'/>
	  <birthDate value = '1970-01-01'/>
</Patient>

example_resource2

<Patient>
   <id value = '1a2b3c'/>
   <name>
	     <given value = 'Marie'/>
	  </name>
	  <gender value = 'female'/>
	  <birthDate value = '1970-01-01'/>
</Patient>

example_resource3

<Medication>
    <code>
        <coding>
            <system value="http://www.nlm.nih.gov/research/umls/rxnorm"/>
            <code value="1594660"/>
            <display value="Alemtuzumab 10mg/ml (Lemtrada)"/>
        </coding>
    </code>
    <ingredient id="1">
    	<itemReference>
     		<reference value="Substance/5463"/>
   		</itemReference>
    </ingredient>
    <ingredient id="2">
    	<itemReference>
     		<reference value="Substance/3401"/>
 		</itemReference>
    </ingredient>
</Medication>

Examples

#unserialize xml objects before doing anything else with them!
fhir_unserialize(bundles = transaction_bundle_example)
#unserialize xml objects before doing anything else with them!
fhir_unserialize(example_resource1)
#unserialize xml objects before doing anything else with them!
fhir_unserialize(example_resource2)
#unserialize xml objects before doing anything else with them!
fhir_unserialize(example_resource3)

TPeschel/fhiR documentation built on April 14, 2024, 7:31 a.m.