FHIR Seach and Query String/Params #2555

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1. tripott

   changed the title [-]FHIR Seach and Query String/Para,ms[/-] [+]FHIR Seach and Query String/Params[/+] on Mar 18, 2021
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   type: questionRequest for information or clarification. Not an issue.Request for information or clarification. Not an issue.

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3. JustinBeckwith commented on Mar 28, 2021

   

   JustinBeckwith

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   @tripott forgive me, I'm not terribly familiar with the FHIR API. The resourceType you're trying to pass - is it common for it to include querystring parameters like that? There's a lot of weird here, as compared to other googleapis. I'm reading this doc:
   https://cloud.google.com/healthcare/docs/reference/rest/v1/projects.locations.datasets.fhirStores.fhir/search

   It's usually a good idea to try getting your query to work first in the API explorer on that page, just to make sure we have an apples to apples comparison.

   Based on the way we're generating the API, it looks like we default to POST, which means it doesn't expect to get the resourceType in the path... which makes passing querystring parameters along with it even weirder. One idea is to try manually overriding the querystring parameters, something like:

   const parent = `projects/${PROJECT_ID}/locations/${CLOUD_REGION}/datasets/${DATASET_ID}/fhirStores/${FHIR_STORE_ID}`
   const res = await googleFhirClient.search({
     parent,
     requestBody: {
       resourceType: 'MedicationDispense'
     }
   }, {
     params: {
       subject: `Patient/${patientId}`,
       status: 'completed',
     }
   })

   Let us know how it goes!
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5. kaylakantola commented on Nov 9, 2021

   

   kaylakantola

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   I ran into a similar issue while trying to use this api to build complex FHIR searches.

   Specifically, I am trying to retrieve all patients that reference a specific managingOrganization.

   Using the code snippet above as a jumping off point, here's something I have working right now:

   const res = await googleFhirClient.search({
         parent: fhirStoreUrl,
         resourceType: "Patient",
         organization: `Organization/${someOrgId}`
       })

   When I inspect res.request, I get this back (some values replaced for security):

   {
     responseURL: 'https://healthcare.googleapis.com/v1/projects/our-project-id/locations/our-location/datasets/our_dataset/fhirStores/our_fhir_store/fhir/_search?resourceType=Patient&organization=Organization%2FsomeOrgId'
   }
   

   This is what I was hoping to build, so I am happy for now, though I do wish there was better documentation for handling search params using this api.
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