Condition

A Condition resource tracks problems, conditions or diseases recorded by a clinician.

Overview

See the FHIR documentation for more information about Condition resources.

Condition resources support the following interactions.

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

Name	Type	Prefixes Modifiers	Can be Chained?	Description
_id	Token			Resource id.
_lastUpdated	Date	lt le gt ge		When the resource last changed.
_source	Uri	:missing		Where the resource comes from.
asserter	Reference	:missing	yes	Person who asserts this condition.
category	Token	:not :in :notin :missing		The category of the condition.
claim	Reference	:missing	yes	Searches for conditions by their associated claim.
clinical-status	Token	:not :in :notin :missing		The clinical status of the condition.
code	Token	:not :in :notin :missing		Code for the condition.
encounter	Reference	:missing	yes	Encounter created as part of.
explanation-of-benefit	Reference	:missing	yes	Searches for conditions by their associated explanation of benefit.
onset-date	Date	ne lt le gt ge sa eb ap :missing		Date related onsets (dateTime and Period).
patient	Reference	:missing	yes	The patient the Condition is about.
provenance-agent	Reference	:missing	yes	Search by provenance, specified by its author (aka originator) Organization.
referral	Reference	:missing	yes	Searches for conditions by their associated referral.
subject	Reference	:missing	yes	The patient the Condition is about. Functionally identical to the "patient" search parameter.

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

Only one sort parameter may be specified.

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