Get a goal by ID
get
/Goal/{id}
Note: The FHIR API endpoints described below are currently pending production deployment for electronic health record (EHR) environments. Developers are welcome and encouraged to develop against the specifications in anticipation of production availability, which will be announced at a later date.
Retrieves an individual goal by the associated ID.
Request
Path Parameters
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id(required): string
The logical resource ID.
Header Parameters
-
accept(required): string
The media type to be requested.
Example:
application/fhir+json -
authorization(required): string
The credentials to authenticate a consumer to the service. This should be the OAuth2 Bearer Token.
There's no request body for this operation.
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200 Response
Successful retrieve response.
Root Schema : Goal
Type:
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object-
description(required):
description
(USCDI) The code or text describing the goal.
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id(required): string
-
lifecycleStatus(required): string
(USCDI) The following values are supported:
proposedplannedacceptedactiveon-holdcompletedcancelledentered-in-errorrejected
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resourceType(required): string
Allowed Values:
[ "Goal" ] -
startDate: string
(date)
(USCDI) When the goal pursuit begins.
-
subject(required):
subject
(USCDI) Who this goal is intended for.
-
target: array
target
(USCDI) The target outcome for the goal.
Nested Schema : description
(USCDI) The code or text describing the goal.
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(USCDI) The code or text describing the goal.
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Nested Schema : subject
(USCDI) Who this goal is intended for.
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(USCDI) Who this goal is intended for.
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Nested Schema : GoalTarget
Type:
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object-
dueDate: string
(date)
(USCDI) The target date to reach the goal (on or before this date).
Default Response
An OperationOutcome
describing any error that occurred.
Root Schema : OperationOutcome
Type:
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object-
issue(required): array
issue
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resourceType(required): string
Allowed Values:
[ "OperationOutcome" ]