The FHIR Composition id is a powerful identifier and should only be accessible by approved government systems, such as those using health
or nationalId
JWT scopes. If you are proposing a new webhook in a feature request, consider the resourceType
that your service requires, based on the explanation of the FHIR resources in the rest of this page. You should not need to expose the composition id in your mediator if your client service doesnt require it.
target.id
bab755e0-7bbd-4d90-b155-352ffa283467
target.resourceType
Composition
You can request the composition payload via the OpenHIM core using an and Composition id
.
NOTE: If the webhook returned a different resourceType, you could do this:
id
bab755e0-7bbd-4d90-b155-352ffa283467
identifier.value
BKBQMCD
The customer facing OpenCRVS tracking id
for the event application.
resourceType
Composition
section
[{ ... code.coding[0].code }]
The relevant birth registration composition section codes are:
Section
Code
Encounter
birth-encounter
Child
child-details
Mother
mother-details
Father
father-details
Informant
informant-details
Supporting documents
supporting-documents
Certificates
certificates
The unique id
for the target that this webhook refers to.
The type associated with the target id
of this webhook, e.g. Composition
for a .
The unique id
for the .
The type associated.
An array of that can be filtered by code to find the appropriate resource entry .
Entry
The is a resource encompassing the lifecycle of the event registration process
The resource for the child
The resource for the mother
The resource for the father
The resource for the informant - in case the child was registered by someone other than a parent such as a legal guardian, or a self-registration
An array of resources for all the uploaded supporting documents to validate the registration
An array of resources for all birth certificates generated and printed