I am trying to convert customized data format into FHIR standard. In my example, we have a practitioner (physician) with certain unique id defined by hospital. This unique id is hospital specific, not like NPI or SSN.
My approach is to use identifier element in Practitioner resource where it has system and code. For NPI or SSN, I can add value as is and set identifier.system to associated url. However, for unique id, I am not sure how to define it besides setting value to unique id. Is it possible to create url (system) that meets whatever I need?
The rules for system are here. If you are setting up a FHIR server, then you can define the system that client systems should use for that type of identifier. If you are trying to pass this data to a FHIR server owned/governed by someone else, you would need to understand if that FHIR server can accept values with any system or if there are prescribed ones that are accepted.
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I am building a Power Flow. I am returning an object that has a relationship to another entity.
I want to get some values from the related entity.
I am attemping to use the "Get Record" connector. The returning object returns just the logicalEntityName (in this case "opportunities") but Get Record wants an Entity Name that is the Schema Name ("Working Opportunities").
Big Question: What's the secret to use CDS to get information from a related record in another object?
Little Question: How do I do get the Schema Name?
The logical name will be the same as schema name except some casing difference, ie schema name will have camel casing (first letter of first/second word with capitals, you can notice it clearly in custom entity which will have publisher prefix like new_entityname) and logical name will have pascal casing (all lower case).
You can find the details in XrmToolBox metadata browser or in Solution.
In the below snip, (Logical) Name = Opportunity and Schema Name = Opportunity, also Display Name can be anything and can be changed anytime.
Regarding the related entities, you should use List Records: GetItems_V2 and you can use filter by passing parent record to get related child records. Read more
Could you please share flow screenshot and response to help you with your requirement?
As suggested by Arun you could use List Record and filter query to pass parent record id which will be available from dynamic content.
see below link.
https://crmkeeper.com/2019/08/31/cds-list-records-filter-query-using-flow/
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The MedicationDispense resource of FHIR defines the attributes related to prescription, like request, dosage, quantity etc. The prescription number, a.k.a. the RxNumber is a pretty common attribute of dispensed record in pharmacy system. I'm wondering why this is not defined in MedicationDispense schema?
There are two identifiers in the schema, the id and identifier. As mentioned in another post, the identifier should be something across systems, like SSN of a patient. Meanwhile the id is ambiguous since it could be internal database identifier or anything that could uniquely identify this dispense record.
What's the difference between id and identifier for a FHIR resource?
The MedicationDispense includes a reference to the 'authorizingPrescription' MedicationRequest. That's where all information about the prescription (identifier, prescriber, prescription date, prescribed drug, etc.) is captured. In FHIR we try hard to not combine information present in other resources into a referencing resource because doing so makes it hard to keep things in sync and doesn't work well for RESTful exchange. As a result, it's common to use the _include parameter when executing search to grab related resources (e.g. MedicationRequest, Organization, Medication, Practitioner, etc.) when searching against a base resource.
The 'id' is essentially the primary key for a resource as stored on a particular server. If you copy the resource onto a different server, that server will assign its own id/primary key. The 'identifier' on the other hand is a business identifier. For a dispense, this would typically be the "transaction" identifier that goes on the bottle/jar/box that uniquely identifies that particular dispense event. If the dispense information gets stored on multiple systems (e.g. it gets forwarded to the prescribing system, to a personal health record, to a centralized medication registry, etc.) it would have the same 'identifier' but would (usually) have a distinct 'id'. It's certainly possible for two closely linked systems to share the same 'id' for the equivalent records, but it requires careful coordination to avoid conflicts.
Note that the MedicationDispense.identifier is not the same as the MedicationRequest.identifier. The first is a unique identifier for a specific dispense event. The latter is a unique identifier for the overall order. There are often multiple MedicationDispense events (each with a distinct identifier) for a single MedicationRequest.
I have customers from many countries, and for each one I need to generate a page with data on it.
In my report I have a similar query: SELECT Name, Address, CodLanguage ... FROM Customers
For each record of this query, I want to generate a page in Jasper Reports with customer data in their respective language (I know its language through this flag CodLanguage).
I want change report language for each customer page (each record). Can i do this using report parameter locale? Or changing some variable for each record? Has anyone had a similar situation? Have any idea what can be done?
Example
I need translate the labels: Name, Address, City, Phone Number and Country in 10 different languages, according to the customer's country language.
This example is only a simplification. I will generate between 3 and 6 report pages for each customer, with many other data.
Thanks!
As far as I can tell, this is not possible using any of the standard resource references:
$R{resource.bundle.property}
msg() function
str() function
For each record, supply the corresponding locale (or determine it based on other data, like the country and city -- chances are Quebec, Canada would be French [fr_CA] while Toronto, Canada would be English [en_CA]).
Once there's a map of locales to locations, use a ResourceBundle (or MessageFormat?) to translate the key for a particular label.
Create a number of resource bundle files with translations for the various labels. The file names must have a suffix that corresponds to the predetermined locale (e.g., Bundle_fr_CA.properties).
Change the label from static text to an expression. The expression instantiates a new resource bundle to look up the key (e.g., "city.name") for its translated value, such as:
ResourceBundle.getBundle("Bundle", new Locale("en", $F{country})).getString("city.name")
How the "en" is determined will be a bit of a chore, unless you can alter the database to get the user's language preferences. This means you'll also have to create a resource bundle for every language/country combination, which can be automated.
I'm reading the book "Architecting Applications for the Enterpise (Dino Esposito)". It raised a question about validation.
The Domain Model can have a property CanBeSaved which calls the Validate() method of the Domain Model. All good, except for complex situations.
For example a Customer model which needs a unique customer code (ex. 000542). You can only check this with database access. Isn't it better to put the Validation always in a Domain Service. So you have only one way of checking if an aggregate is in a valid state? If you use both, a developer can 'forget' to use the domain service validation for the Customer.
I find it better to have always valid entities rather than rely on an external validation object.
That being said, unique checks are a bit of an exception since it is often not something that the aggregate itself can determine on its own, you have to look into all existing aggregates to see if the value is not already taken. What I do is check for availability of the value before creating the entity, and also put a constraint in the database which will verify uniqueness at persistence time. You could also try to find a domain concept that encompasses all your entities and make it an aggregate that has a list of all codes and enforces the uniqueness invariant.
I'm using MailChimp v3.0.
What I want to achieve is to have members of lists been assigned consecutive numbers as theirs IDs.
The question is if it is possible to have a new list's member been assigned id of type int instead of MD5 hash? I'm digging through the documentation and cannot find a single word about lists customization.
If this cannot be done, I have a fall-back of creating custom table where next free id would be stored. Something like sequence object in Oracle databases. The next question is if it is possible to have custom tables.
This isn't possible. The ID of a member is the MD5 hash of their email, it's not something you get to choose. If you need some mapping from a custom ID to the email address, you'll need to keep it in your end.