Searching for Tasks and ClinicalImpressions

How do I get the list of unassigned Task resources for my CareTeam?

How do I get the list of Task resources for an EpisodeOfCare?

This approach retrieves all tasks associated with a specific EpisodeOfCare, regardless of their current responsible, owner, or other attributes. It’s particularly helpful in scenarios where the EpisodeOfCare has been transferred to a new team (e.g., the EpisodeOfCare.team has been updated).

By retrieving all tasks linked to the EpisodeOfCare, your solution can:

1. Identify all tasks related to the episode, ensuring nothing is missed.

2. Reassign tasks to the new team if needed, ensuring continuity of care and proper task ownership.

This method ensures that tasks remain aligned with the current team responsible for the episode, even after changes in team assignments.

How do I get the list of Task resources for my CareTeam sorted by priority and paginated?

Ordering of the Priority value is by default lexicographical in FHIR. It is possible to get a descending priority ordering by using the following two queries:

How do I get a list of ClinicalImpression resources referenced in Task resources for my CareTeam?

This search gives a paginated result where the same page contains both Tasks and referenced ClinicalImpression.

The _include=Task:focus works for resources provided on the same service as Task, currently ClinicalImpression only.

How do I get a list of ClinicalImpression resources in an EpisodeOfCare or CarePlan?

Note that ClinicalImpressions are always related to an EpisodeOfCare, and can have a relation to a CarePlan.

To search for ClinicalImpression the practitioner must have a CareTeam in the security context and can have an EpisodeOfCare in the security context.

Solutions can search for ClinicalImpressions within EpisodeOfCare under the following conditions:

1. The practitioner’s team is directly assigned to the EOC but is not assigned to any careplan within the EOC

   1. EOC must be provided as a search parameter and, therefore, be in the security context. The search results include all ClinicalImpressions linked to the EOC.

2. The practitioner’s team is directly assigned to the EOC and assigned to a careplan within the EOC.

   1. EOC can be provided as a search parameter and, therefore, be in the security context. The search results include all ClinicalImpressions linked to the EOC.

   2. EOC is not provided as a search parameter, and CarePlan(s) must, therefore, be provided as a parameter. The search results include all Clinical Impressions linked to the CarePlan(s).

3. The practitioner’s team is not directly assigned to the EOC but is assigned to a careplan within the EOC.

   1. EOC can be provided as a search parameter and, therefore, be in the security context. The search results include ClinicalImpressions linked to EOC where the practitioner’s team is involved at the careplan level (even if they are not directly assigned to the EOC itself).

   2. The CarePlan can be provided as a search parameter. The search results include ClinicalImpressions linked to CarePlan if the practitioner’s team is involved at the careplan level.

How do I get a list of ClinicalImpression resources in an EpisodeOfCare

The solution can perform the following search to get the list of ClinicalImpression resources referencing an EpisodeOfCare.

How do I get a list of ClinicalImpression resources in an Careplan

Or the following to get the list of ClinicalImpression resources referencing a specific careplan.

How to get the list of Task resources related to a specific solution (eg K-PRO or TELMA)

Example:

Possible tags can be found in this CodeSystem: https://ehealth.sundhed.dk/fhir/CodeSystem-ehealth-system.html

Details about co-existence tags can be found here: Multitenancy