Get a condition by condition identifier

get

/20240101/conditions/{conditionId}

Retrieves a condition by condition identifier.

Request

Path Parameters
Query Parameters
Header Parameters
  • Specifies which media types are acceptable for the response. Defaults to application/json.
    Default Value: application/json
  • Specifies which character sets are acceptable for the response. Defaults to UTF-8.
    Default Value: UTF-8
  • Contains the credentials to authenticate a consumer to the service.
  • Unique Oracle Cerner-assigned identifier for the request. If you need to contact Oracle Cerner about a particular request, you must provide the request ID. The only valid characters for request IDs are letters, numbers, underscore, and dash.
Back to Top

Response

Supported Media Types

200 Response

Success.
Headers
  • For optimistic concurrency control. See if-match.
  • Unique Oracle-assigned identifier for the request. If you need to contact Oracle about a particular request, please provide the request ID.
Body ()
Root Schema : Condition
The response model for the detailed condition response.
Match All
The response model for the detailed condition response.
The response model for the detailed condition response.
Show Source
Nested Schema : ConditionBase
A base model object with common properties in a condition.
Match All
A base model object with common properties in a condition.
A base model object with common properties in a condition.
Show Source
Nested Schema : EntityBase
Type: object
Contains common properties across entity and conditions.
Show Source
Nested Schema : ConditionBase-allOf[1]
Type: object
Show Source
  • The ISO-8601 representation of the acute diagnosis date associated with the condition. This representation is only applicable to an acute condition and does not include any time information.
    Example: 2016-10-20
  • The name of patient's condition, for example, anemia.
    Example: Anemia
  • The unique identifier for the condition.
    Example: CODIFIED_123_456
  • Sensitivity
    Sensitivity attributes are related to conditions that could be sensitive to expose, such as mental health details, sexually transmitted diseases, substance abuse history, or HIV status. Sensitivity labels help ensure that such information is handled with extra care, accessed only by authorized personnel, and not inadvertently disclosed.
  • Allowed Values: [ "SPECIFIED", "NOT_SPECIFIED", "NOT_ACTIONABLE" ]
    The specificity of the condition's acute nomenclature. Typically populated when the condition is associated with this visit, but use caution when consuming this enum in case it is not populated or has a value other than those listed.
Nested Schema : Condition-allOf[1]
Type: object
Show Source
  • commentList
    The list of comments for the condition in reverse chronological order.
  • entityList
    The list of the individual acute and chronic entities that make up the condition.
  • ConditionReview
    A review involves assessing the current status of the condition and determining whether it has improved, worsened, or remained stable. This assessment helps in deciding whether the ongoing treatment is effective or if adjustments are needed. Based on the review, treatment plans may be updated to better address the condition. An update might include changes in medication, therapy, or other interventions.
  • Summary
    The model object representing a summary associated with a condition.
Nested Schema : NomenclatureSimple
Type: object
The model object for a nomenclature.
Show Source
Nested Schema : CodeValueSimple
Type: object
A minimal representation of a code value.
Show Source
Nested Schema : PersonSimple
Type: object

A simple representation of the individual person that was retrieved.

The individual could be a personnel member (provider), a patient, or a non-patient person.

Show Source
Nested Schema : FuzzyDate
Type: object
The model object for a fuzzy date associated with a clinical concept with a corresponding precision and unit applied to it. The precision and unit are used with the provided date to communicate a possibly imprecise date, for example, Age 28 or Sometime After 2020-04. Note that the /referenceData for a given API should be queried to confirm exactly which FuzzyDateUnit or FuzzyDatePrecision values are supported by that API.
Show Source
Nested Schema : PersonNameSummary
Type: object
A summary of the first, last, and full name for a person. The person could be a personnel member, patient, or non-patient person.
Show Source
Nested Schema : FuzzyDatePrecision
Type: object
A code value representation of the precision associated with a date.
Show Source
  • The display for the code value.
    Example: Display
  • Allowed Values: [ "ABOUT", "AFTER", "AGE", "BEFORE", "UNKNOWN" ]
    The enumerated meaning of the code value. Should almost always be populated, but use caution when consuming this enum in case it is not populated or has a value other than those listed.
Nested Schema : FuzzyDateUnit
Type: object
A display and enumerated meaning structure representing date unit such as DAY, WEEK, MONTH, YEAR.
Show Source
  • Display for the date unit.
    Example: Date
  • Allowed Values: [ "DAY", "WEEK", "MONTH", "YEAR" ]
    The enumerated meaning of the date unit. Should almost always be populated, but use caution when consuming this enum in case it is not populated or has a value other than those listed.
    Example: DAY
Nested Schema : Sensitivity
Type: object
Sensitivity attributes are related to conditions that could be sensitive to expose, such as mental health details, sexually transmitted diseases, substance abuse history, or HIV status. Sensitivity labels help ensure that such information is handled with extra care, accessed only by authorized personnel, and not inadvertently disclosed.
Show Source
Nested Schema : sensitivityLabels
Type: array
The sensitivity labels associated with the condition.
Show Source
Nested Schema : commentList
Type: array
The list of comments for the condition in reverse chronological order.
Show Source
Nested Schema : entityList
Type: array
The list of the individual acute and chronic entities that make up the condition.
Show Source
Nested Schema : ConditionReview
Type: object
A review involves assessing the current status of the condition and determining whether it has improved, worsened, or remained stable. This assessment helps in deciding whether the ongoing treatment is effective or if adjustments are needed. Based on the review, treatment plans may be updated to better address the condition. An update might include changes in medication, therapy, or other interventions.
Show Source
Nested Schema : Summary
Type: object
The model object representing a summary associated with a condition.
Show Source
  • An active condition is current or ongoing, may require active management, and is clinically significant.
    • Current or ongoing: The condition is currently affecting the patient as an ongoing issue that requires medical attention, monitoring, or treatment. In contrast, conditions that have been resolved or are in remission might be labeled as inactive or resolved.
    • Requires active management: The active status may also imply that the condition requires active management, such as medication, therapy, or other forms of treatment to control its symptoms or progression.
    • Clinical significance: An active condition is clinically significant for the patient's current health status and care planning. The condition is relevant to the decisions made by healthcare providers regarding the patient's care and treatment.
  • Conditions that are combined into a single summary might be interrelated, meaning that one condition could influence the development or management of another. For example, diabetes and hypertension are often interrelated and may be managed more effectively when considered together in a patient's care plan.
  • PersonSimple

    A simple representation of the individual person that was retrieved.

    The individual could be a personnel member (provider), a patient, or a non-patient person.

  • The ISO-8601 representation of the date and time when the summary was recorded. The date and time are in UTC and can be converted to the local time zone if needed.
    Example: 2016-10-8T05:02:03Z
  • A textual description of the condition's summary. See example for more information.
    Example: <p><b>Hypertension</b></p> <p>Patient developed Hypertension in 1983. His blood pressure peaked at 160/95.</p> <p>He was placed on HCTZ and it quickly escalated to Lisinopril/HCTZ. In 2005 he added Atenolol.</p> <p>His blood pressures have been under control since.</p> <p>He exercises 20 minutes 3x/week and is on a regular diet.</p>
Nested Schema : Comment
Type: object
Comment details
Show Source
Nested Schema : DateTimeWithZone
Type: object
Representation of date and time with the time zone.
Show Source
  • The date and time represented in YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS:SSSZ format without the UTC offset as defined by RFC 3339.

    No time zone information is associated with this date and time.

  • The time zone, provided that the date includes time precision. If dateTime contains time, this value is required.
Nested Schema : Entity
The model object representing a detailed condition entity.
Match All
The model object representing a detailed condition entity.
The model object representing a detailed condition entity.
Show Source
Nested Schema : Entity-allOf[1]
Type: object
Show Source
  • Represents only the acute diagnosis date associated with the condition and is only applicable to an acute entity. This date does not include any time information.
    Example: 2016-10-20
  • The date and time when the condition entity became effective.
    Example: 2016-10-20T01:02:03Z
  • The display value of the entity.
    Example: Anemia Annotated
  • The identifier of the encounter (visit) that this entity is associated with. This identifier is only applicable to an acute entity.
    Example: 1654324
  • The unique identifier of the entity. This value does not change over the life of an entity.
    Example: 950109285
  • If true, the problem is resolved or no longer relevant
  • The date and time when the condition entity was last updated.
    Example: 2016-10-20T01:02:03Z
  • The ID of the last personnel member to update the condition entity.
  • Allowed Values: [ "ACUTE", "CHRONIC" ]
    The type of the entity. Typically populated, but use caution when consuming this enum in case it is not populated or has a value other than those listed.
  • The version of the specific instance that represents the current state of the entity. This value can change as the entity is modified.
    Example: 950109286

400 Response

Bad Request
Headers
  • Unique Oracle Cerner-assigned identifier for the request. If you need to contact Oracle Cerner about a particular request, you must provide the request ID.
Body ()
Root Schema : ApiError
Type: object
Error information.
Show Source
Nested Schema : details
Type: array
A list of details regarding any errors from the resulting service call.
Show Source
Nested Schema : ErrorDetail
Type: object
Additional detail information pertaining to the error.
Show Source
Nested Schema : ErrorDetailSource
Type: object
An object containing references to the source of the error.
Show Source
  • headers
    A list of the request headers which caused the error.
  • parameters
    A list of which URI query parameters caused the error.
  • pointers

    A list of JSON Pointers (RFC6901) to the values in the request document that caused the error.

    For example, /data for a primary data object, or /data/attributes/title for a specific attribute. A JSON pointer must point to a value in the request document that exists; if it does not, ignore the pointer.

Nested Schema : headers
Type: array
A list of the request headers which caused the error.
Show Source
Nested Schema : parameters
Type: array
A list of which URI query parameters caused the error.
Show Source
Nested Schema : pointers
Type: array

A list of JSON Pointers (RFC6901) to the values in the request document that caused the error.

For example, /data for a primary data object, or /data/attributes/title for a specific attribute. A JSON pointer must point to a value in the request document that exists; if it does not, ignore the pointer.

Show Source

401 Response

Unauthorized
Headers
  • Unique Oracle Cerner-assigned identifier for the request. If you need to contact Oracle Cerner about a particular request, you must provide the request ID.
Body ()
Root Schema : ApiError
Type: object
Error information.
Show Source
Nested Schema : details
Type: array
A list of details regarding any errors from the resulting service call.
Show Source
Nested Schema : ErrorDetail
Type: object
Additional detail information pertaining to the error.
Show Source
Nested Schema : ErrorDetailSource
Type: object
An object containing references to the source of the error.
Show Source
  • headers
    A list of the request headers which caused the error.
  • parameters
    A list of which URI query parameters caused the error.
  • pointers

    A list of JSON Pointers (RFC6901) to the values in the request document that caused the error.

    For example, /data for a primary data object, or /data/attributes/title for a specific attribute. A JSON pointer must point to a value in the request document that exists; if it does not, ignore the pointer.

Nested Schema : headers
Type: array
A list of the request headers which caused the error.
Show Source
Nested Schema : parameters
Type: array
A list of which URI query parameters caused the error.
Show Source
Nested Schema : pointers
Type: array

A list of JSON Pointers (RFC6901) to the values in the request document that caused the error.

For example, /data for a primary data object, or /data/attributes/title for a specific attribute. A JSON pointer must point to a value in the request document that exists; if it does not, ignore the pointer.

Show Source

404 Response

Not Found
Headers
  • Unique Oracle Cerner-assigned identifier for the request. If you need to contact Oracle Cerner about a particular request, you must provide the request ID.
Body ()
Root Schema : ApiError
Type: object
Error information.
Show Source
Nested Schema : details
Type: array
A list of details regarding any errors from the resulting service call.
Show Source
Nested Schema : ErrorDetail
Type: object
Additional detail information pertaining to the error.
Show Source
Nested Schema : ErrorDetailSource
Type: object
An object containing references to the source of the error.
Show Source
  • headers
    A list of the request headers which caused the error.
  • parameters
    A list of which URI query parameters caused the error.
  • pointers

    A list of JSON Pointers (RFC6901) to the values in the request document that caused the error.

    For example, /data for a primary data object, or /data/attributes/title for a specific attribute. A JSON pointer must point to a value in the request document that exists; if it does not, ignore the pointer.

Nested Schema : headers
Type: array
A list of the request headers which caused the error.
Show Source
Nested Schema : parameters
Type: array
A list of which URI query parameters caused the error.
Show Source
Nested Schema : pointers
Type: array

A list of JSON Pointers (RFC6901) to the values in the request document that caused the error.

For example, /data for a primary data object, or /data/attributes/title for a specific attribute. A JSON pointer must point to a value in the request document that exists; if it does not, ignore the pointer.

Show Source

429 Response

Too Many Requests
Headers
  • Unique Oracle Cerner-assigned identifier for the request. If you need to contact Oracle Cerner about a particular request, you must provide the request ID.
Body ()
Root Schema : ApiError
Type: object
Error information.
Show Source
Nested Schema : details
Type: array
A list of details regarding any errors from the resulting service call.
Show Source
Nested Schema : ErrorDetail
Type: object
Additional detail information pertaining to the error.
Show Source
Nested Schema : ErrorDetailSource
Type: object
An object containing references to the source of the error.
Show Source
  • headers
    A list of the request headers which caused the error.
  • parameters
    A list of which URI query parameters caused the error.
  • pointers

    A list of JSON Pointers (RFC6901) to the values in the request document that caused the error.

    For example, /data for a primary data object, or /data/attributes/title for a specific attribute. A JSON pointer must point to a value in the request document that exists; if it does not, ignore the pointer.

Nested Schema : headers
Type: array
A list of the request headers which caused the error.
Show Source
Nested Schema : parameters
Type: array
A list of which URI query parameters caused the error.
Show Source
Nested Schema : pointers
Type: array

A list of JSON Pointers (RFC6901) to the values in the request document that caused the error.

For example, /data for a primary data object, or /data/attributes/title for a specific attribute. A JSON pointer must point to a value in the request document that exists; if it does not, ignore the pointer.

Show Source

500 Response

Internal Server Error
Headers
  • Unique Oracle Cerner-assigned identifier for the request. If you need to contact Oracle Cerner about a particular request, you must provide the request ID.
Body ()
Root Schema : ApiError
Type: object
Error information.
Show Source
Nested Schema : details
Type: array
A list of details regarding any errors from the resulting service call.
Show Source
Nested Schema : ErrorDetail
Type: object
Additional detail information pertaining to the error.
Show Source
Nested Schema : ErrorDetailSource
Type: object
An object containing references to the source of the error.
Show Source
  • headers
    A list of the request headers which caused the error.
  • parameters
    A list of which URI query parameters caused the error.
  • pointers

    A list of JSON Pointers (RFC6901) to the values in the request document that caused the error.

    For example, /data for a primary data object, or /data/attributes/title for a specific attribute. A JSON pointer must point to a value in the request document that exists; if it does not, ignore the pointer.

Nested Schema : headers
Type: array
A list of the request headers which caused the error.
Show Source
Nested Schema : parameters
Type: array
A list of which URI query parameters caused the error.
Show Source
Nested Schema : pointers
Type: array

A list of JSON Pointers (RFC6901) to the values in the request document that caused the error.

For example, /data for a primary data object, or /data/attributes/title for a specific attribute. A JSON pointer must point to a value in the request document that exists; if it does not, ignore the pointer.

Show Source
Back to Top