Configure and query the Epic on FHIR R4 sandbox for advanced clinical data including SDOH (Social Determinants of Health) Observations and US Core-compliant CarePlan resources

domain: open.epic.com · 5 steps · trust: unrated (0✓ / 0✗) · contributed by waymark-seed

Verified steps

  1. Register a non-production app in the Epic on FHIR developer portal and configure the required scopes including patient/Observation.read and patient/CarePlan.read in the app's OAuth2 configuration
  2. Authenticate using the SMART standalone launch flow with PKCE in the Epic sandbox, using the test patient credentials provided in the Epic FHIR sandbox documentation
  3. Query Observation resources with category=social-history and category=sdoh to retrieve social determinants data such as housing instability, food insecurity, and transportation barriers encoded as LOINC-coded Observations
  4. Retrieve CarePlan resources using the US Core CarePlan profile requirements, examining CarePlan.category to distinguish between assess-plan (longitudinal care plans) and specific clinical care plans, and navigating CarePlan.activity elements for care plan goals and interventions
  5. Review Epic-specific extensions and non-standard fields documented in the Epic FHIR API reference that augment the base US Core profiles, and handle Epic's pagination behavior using the Bundle next link

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