CDA API Guide

cda.id

These functions add CDA-specific identifiers to your document:


add() [top]

Usage: cda.id.add{target=<{PARENT}>, value=<EXTENSION>, id_type=<ROOT>}

A RIM class may have an associated ID value that you will need to include in your document.

Note: Predefined root values used in the id_type argument can be found in the cda.codeset.templates table.

Returns:

  • A parsed tree representing the populated XML element

Required parameters:

  • target: The parent tag under which you wish to add the new element

Optional parameters:

  • value: The extension (or specific value) of the ID
  • id_type: The root identifier (object ID) of the desired ID

Example:

cda.id.add{target={PARENT}, value='998991', id_type=cda.codeset.cat.HL7ExampleOid}

Example Result:

<id extension="998991" root="2.16.840.1.113883.19.5.99999.2"></id>

template.add() [top]

Usage: cda.id.template.add{target=<{PARENT}>, value=<EXTENSION>, id_type=<ROOT>}

CDA documents are made up of a collection of templates that describe a particular actor or event. Every template has an associated template ID.

Note: Predefined root values used in the id_type argument can be found in the cda.codeset.templates table.

Returns:

  • A parsed tree representing the populated XML element

Required parameters:

  • target: The parent tag under which you wish to add the new element. The templateID tag is inserted into position 1.
  • id_type: The root identifier (object ID) of the desired ID

Optional parameters:

  • value: The extension (or specific value) of the ID

Example:

cda.id.template.add{target={PARENT}, id_type=cda.codeset.templates.Assessment}

Example Result:

<templateId root="2.16.840.1.113883.10.20.22.2.8"></templateId>

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