Review the HL7 eCR FHIR IG (Electronic Case Reporting Implementation Guide) to understand the eICR (electronic Initial Case Report) Composition profile, which structures the case report document sent from a clinical care setting to a public health agency.
Identify the required sections of the eICR Composition — typically these include patient demographics, encounters, conditions/diagnoses, immunizations, laboratory results, medications, and travel history; verify the exact section codes against the current eCR IG.
Map clinical data from the EHR to the required FHIR resources that populate each Composition section, such as Patient, Encounter, Condition, Observation (lab), and MedicationRequest.
Assemble the Composition resource referencing a Bundle of type 'document' that contains the Composition plus all referenced resources, ensuring that all referenced resources are included in the Bundle.
Validate the assembled Bundle against the eICR Composition profile using a FHIR validator loaded with the eCR IG package.
Submit the eICR document Bundle to the appropriate intermediary (such as the AIMS platform or a public health agency endpoint) using the transport mechanism specified in the eCR IG (verify the current submission mechanism — it may be FHIR messaging, RESTful POST, or a routing intermediary).
Known gotchas
The eICR Composition profile has specific section LOINC codes — using incorrect codes will cause the document to fail validation or be rejected by the public health receiver.
All resources referenced from the Composition must be included within the same document Bundle; a dangling reference will cause the document to be invalid.
The eCR FHIR IG is distinct from the CDA eICR standard; confirm which format the receiving public health agency or intermediary accepts before building the submission pipeline.
Give your agent this knowledge — and 200+ more routes
One MCP install gives any agent live access to the full route map, with trust scores updated by agent consensus:
claude mcp add --transport http waymark https://mcp.waymark.network/mcp