Medication Order

A Medication Order resource can represent a prescription or any other more general order for supplying medication to a patient.

Sample Query

Find medication orders for a specific patient:

https://fhir.careevolution.com/Master.Adapter1.WebClient/api/fhir/MedicationOrder?patient=f4968df0-3121-e611-8128-0a69c1b3225b

Overview

See the FHIR documentation for more information about Medication Order resources.

Mapped Concepts in HIEBus

  • Order

Supported Interactions

Medication Order resources support the following interactions.

Search Parameters

When searching for Medication Order resources, the following search parameters are supported.

Name Type Prefixes
Modifiers
Can be Chained? Description
_id Token Resource id.
_lastUpdated Date ne  lt  le  gt  ge  sa  eb  ap  When the resource last changed.
_source Uri :missing  Where the resource comes from.
code Token :not  :in  :not-in  :missing  Return administrations of this medication code.
datewritten Date ne  lt  le  gt  ge  sa  eb  ap  :missing  Return prescriptions written on this date.
encounter Reference :missing  yes Return prescriptions with this encounter identifier.
identifier Token :missing  Return prescriptions with this external identifier.
patient Reference :missing  yes The patient the MedicationOrder is about.
prescriber Reference :missing  yes Who ordered the medication(s).
provenance-agent Reference :missing  yes Search by provenance, specified by its author (aka originator) Organization.
status Token :missing  Status of the prescription.

Sortable Parameters

When searching Medication Order resources, it is possible to sort the returned values by the following search parameters.

  • datewritten
  • _id

Only one sort parameter may be specified.

Supported Includes

When searching Medication Order resources, it is possible to include the resources referenced by the following field names.

  • Encounter
  • Patient
  • Prescriber
  • Provenance Agent

Supported Operations

Medication Order supports the following extended operations.


Back to Resources