Stream: implementers
Topic: reference syntax
Maria Hu (Jan 30 2019 at 21:00):
Is this a valid reference? If all I want is the value of the identifier from the resource Practitioner. Please advise, thanks.
"performer": {
"reference.identifier": "Practitioner",
"identifier": [
{
"value": "LifeLabs"
}
]
},
Lloyd McKenzie (Jan 30 2019 at 21:30):
Valid, yes. But it has somewhat limited usefulness. You don't have an identifier.system, so there's no ability to guarantee identity. And be aware that you can't do _include or anything like that if you only have an identifier.
Maria Hu (Jan 30 2019 at 22:14):
Valid, yes. But it has somewhat limited usefulness. You don't have an identifier.system, so there's no ability to guarantee identity. And be aware that you can't do _include or anything like that if you only have an identifier.
Thanks Lloyd !
Maria Hu (Feb 01 2019 at 18:24):
Valid, yes. But it has somewhat limited usefulness. You don't have an identifier.system, so there's no ability to guarantee identity. And be aware that you can't do _include or anything like that if you only have an identifier.
Thanks Lloyd !
Hi Lloyd: The developer in my team has encountered parsing error using https://www.nuget.org/packages/Hl7.Fhir.STU3/. Any idea how to get the parser accepts the referencing this way? Please advise, thanks.
Lloyd McKenzie (Feb 01 2019 at 18:51):
What's the error?
Maria Hu (Feb 01 2019 at 19:32):
What's the error?
Hi Lloyd: As per the developer, this is the parsing error:
Encountered unknown member 'reference.identifier' while de-serializing
Brian Postlethwaite (Feb 04 2019 at 06:30):
Take that to the dotnet stream...
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