When using the philly_ecr.json config for the message-parser the RR portion as described by the chunk of the config JSON below returns [ { uuid: null, condition: null, rule_summaries: null } ]:
Provide an estimate for level of impact the bug has today by placing an X in the applicable bracket
Priority
[ ] Low priorityThe bug does not have to be fixed immediately. High and medium priority bugs should be addressed first.
[ ] Medium priorityTypically, medium-priority bugs do not affect customers directly and therefore can be fixed in the normal course of testing and development.
[ x] High priorityHigh priority bugs must be addressed immediately. They often affect the app’s functionality and impact customers and their user experience. They must take priority.
Notes
Lina has suggested changing the line: "fhir_path": "(meta.profile = 'http://hl7.org/fhir/us/ecr/StructureDefinition/rr-reportability-information-observation').id", to "fhir_path": "Resource.id",, and similarly for 351, 360, but I have not had time to check this.
Description
When using the
philly_ecr.json
config for the message-parser the RR portion as described by the chunk of the config JSON below returns[ { uuid: null, condition: null, rule_summaries: null } ]
:Steps to reproduce
Run the message-parser, with the
philly_ecr.json
config with a FHIR bundle that has RR.Expected Result
The RR UUID, conditions, and summaries should be a non-null value.
Actual result
[ { uuid: null, condition: null, rule_summaries: null } ]
Priority
Provide an estimate for level of impact the bug has today by placing an X in the applicable bracket
Priority
Notes
Lina has suggested changing the line:
"fhir_path": "(meta.profile = 'http://hl7.org/fhir/us/ecr/StructureDefinition/rr-reportability-information-observation').id",
to"fhir_path": "Resource.id",
, and similarly for 351, 360, but I have not had time to check this.