This scenario captures a routine clinical consultation expressed as a structured FHIR document. The composition organizes sections appropriate to a straightforward visit note, linked to the patient and the encounter during which the consultation occurred. The clinical picture remains stable and favorable, supporting demonstration of document rendering and archival without sensitive adverse-event content.
from zato_fhir.test.r4.v1 import Scenarios, TestData
for instance in Scenarios.clinical_document:
patient = instance.patient
for name in patient.name:
print(name.text)
for enc in instance.encounters:
print(enc.status)
comp = instance.composition
print(comp.status)
catalog_entry = instance.catalog
print(catalog_entry.status)This scenario captures a routine clinical consultation expressed as a structured FHIR document. The composition organizes sections appropriate to a straightforward visit note, linked to the patient and the encounter during which the consultation occurred. The clinical picture remains stable and favorable, supporting demonstration of document rendering and archival without sensitive adverse-event content.
A catalog entry describes the service associated with the encounter so that scheduling, billing, and clinical systems can align on the same service identifier. The bundle is well suited for testing document repositories, CDA-on-FHIR style flows, and interfaces that consume Composition resources.
6 resources per instance, 60 total across 10 instances.
| FHIR resource type | Role in this scenario |
|---|---|
Patient | Subject of the consultation note |
Encounter | Visit during which the document was produced |
Composition | Structured clinical document for the consultation |
CatalogEntry | Catalog reference for the documented clinical service |
FHIR resources per instance | 6 |
Total resources (10 instances) | 60 |
Distinct resource types | 4 |
Scenario identifier | `Scenarios.clinical_document` |
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