Java Patient.SP_FAMILY属性代码示例

@Search
public List<DiagnosticReport> findReportsWithChain(
    @RequiredParam(name=DiagnosticReport.SP_SUBJECT, chainWhitelist= {Patient.SP_FAMILY, Patient.SP_GENDER}) ReferenceParam theSubject
    ) {
   List<DiagnosticReport> retVal=new ArrayList<DiagnosticReport>();

   String chain = theSubject.getChain();
   if (Patient.SP_FAMILY.equals(chain)) {
      String familyName = theSubject.getValue();
      // .. populate with reports matching subject family name ..
   }
   if (Patient.SP_GENDER.equals(chain)) {
      String gender = theSubject.getValue();
      // .. populate with reports matching subject gender ..
   }

   return retVal;
}
 

@Search
public List<DiagnosticReport> findReportsWithChainCombo (
  @RequiredParam(name=DiagnosticReport.SP_SUBJECT, chainWhitelist= {"", Patient.SP_FAMILY}) ReferenceParam theSubject
  ) {
   List<DiagnosticReport> retVal=new ArrayList<DiagnosticReport>();

   String chain = theSubject.getChain();
   if (Patient.SP_FAMILY.equals(chain)) {
      String familyName = theSubject.getValue();
      // .. populate with reports matching subject family name ..
   }
   if ("".equals(chain)) {
      String resourceId = theSubject.getValue();
      // .. populate with reports matching subject with resource ID ..
   }

   return retVal;
}
 

@Search()
public List<Patient> searchByLastName(@RequiredParam(name=Patient.SP_FAMILY) StringParam theFamily) {
   String valueToMatch = theFamily.getValue();
   
   if (theFamily.isExact()) {
	   // Do an exact match search
   } else {
	   // Do a fuzzy search if possible
   }
   
   // ...populate...
   Patient patient = new Patient();
   patient.addIdentifier().setSystem("urn:mrns").setValue("12345");
   patient.addName().addFamily("Smith").addGiven("Tester").addGiven("Q");
   // ...etc...

   //  Every returned resource must have its logical ID set. If the server
   //  supports versioning, that should be set too
   String logicalId = "4325";
   String versionId = "2"; // optional
   patient.setId(new IdDt("Patient", logicalId, versionId));
   
   /*
    * This is obviously a fairly contrived example since we are always
    * just returning the same hardcoded patient, but in a real scenario
    * you could return as many resources as you wanted, and they
    * should actually match the given search criteria.
    */
   List<Patient> retVal = new ArrayList<Patient>();
   retVal.add(patient);
   
   return retVal;
}
 

@Search()
public List<Patient> searchByNames( @RequiredParam(name=Patient.SP_FAMILY) StringParam theFamilyName,
                                    @OptionalParam(name=Patient.SP_GIVEN)  StringParam theGivenName ) {
   String familyName = theFamilyName.getValue();
   String givenName = theGivenName != null ? theGivenName.getValue() : null;
   
   List<Patient> retVal = new ArrayList<Patient>();
   // ...populate...
   return retVal;
}
 

@Description(shortDefinition="This search finds all patient resources matching a given name combination")
@Search()
public List<Patient> searchWithDocs( 
          @Description(shortDefinition="This is the patient's last name - Supports partial matches")
          @RequiredParam(name=Patient.SP_FAMILY) StringParam theFamilyName,

          @Description(shortDefinition="This is the patient's given names")
          @OptionalParam(name=Patient.SP_GIVEN)  StringParam theGivenName ) {
	
  List<Patient> retVal = new ArrayList<Patient>();
  // ...populate...
  return retVal;
}
 

/**
 * Search for Patient resources matching a given family name 
 */
@Search
public IBundleProvider search(@RequiredParam(name = Patient.SP_FAMILY) StringParam theFamily) {
	final InstantDt searchTime = InstantDt.withCurrentTime();

	/*
	 * First, we'll search the database for a set of database row IDs that
	 * match the given search criteria. That way we can keep just the
	 * row IDs around, and load the actual resources on demand later 
	 * as the client pages through them.
	 */
	final List<Long> matchingResourceIds = null; // <-- implement this

	/*
	 * Return a bundle provider which can page through the IDs and
	 * return the resources that go with them.
	 */
	return new IBundleProvider() {

		@Override
		public int size() {
			return matchingResourceIds.size();
		}

		@Override
		public List<IResource> getResources(int theFromIndex, int theToIndex) {
			int end = Math.max(theToIndex, matchingResourceIds.size() - 1);
			List<Long> idsToReturn = matchingResourceIds.subList(theFromIndex, end);
			return loadResourcesByIds(idsToReturn);
		}

		@Override
		public InstantDt getPublished() {
			return searchTime;
		}

        @Override
        public Integer preferredPageSize() {
           // Typically this method just returns null
           return null;
        }
	};
}
 

/**
 * The "@Search" annotation indicates that this method supports the 
 * search operation. You may have many different method annotated with 
 * this annotation, to support many different search criteria. This
 * example searches by family name.
 * 
 * @param theFamilyName
 *    This operation takes one parameter which is the search criteria. It is
 *    annotated with the "@Required" annotation. This annotation takes one argument,
 *    a string containing the name of the search criteria. The datatype here
 *    is StringParam, but there are other possible parameter types depending on the
 *    specific search criteria.
 * @return
 *    This method returns a list of Patients. This list may contain multiple
 *    matching resources, or it may also be empty.
 */
@Search()
public List<Patient> getPatient(@RequiredParam(name = Patient.SP_FAMILY) StringParam theFamilyName) {
	Patient patient = new Patient();
	patient.addIdentifier();
	patient.getIdentifier().get(0).setUse(IdentifierUseEnum.OFFICIAL);
	patient.getIdentifier().get(0).setSystem(new UriDt("urn:hapitest:mrns"));
	patient.getIdentifier().get(0).setValue("00001");
	patient.addName();
	patient.getName().get(0).addFamily(theFamilyName.getValue());
	patient.getName().get(0).addGiven("PatientOne");
	patient.setGender(AdministrativeGenderEnum.MALE);
	return Collections.singletonList(patient);
}
 

/**
 * The "@Search" annotation indicates that this method supports the 
 * search operation. You may have many different method annotated with 
 * this annotation, to support many different search criteria. This
 * example searches by family name.
 * 
 * @param theIdentifier
 *    This operation takes one parameter which is the search criteria. It is
 *    annotated with the "@Required" annotation. This annotation takes one argument,
 *    a string containing the name of the search criteria. The datatype here
 *    is StringDt, but there are other possible parameter types depending on the
 *    specific search criteria.
 * @return
 *    This method returns a list of Patients. This list may contain multiple
 *    matching resources, or it may also be empty.
 */
@Search()
public List<Patient> getPatient(@RequiredParam(name = Patient.SP_FAMILY) StringDt theFamilyName) {
	Patient patient = new Patient();
	patient.addIdentifier();
	patient.getIdentifier().get(0).setUse(IdentifierUseEnum.OFFICIAL);
	patient.getIdentifier().get(0).setSystem(new UriDt("urn:hapitest:mrns"));
	patient.getIdentifier().get(0).setValue("00001");
	patient.addName();
	patient.getName().get(0).addFamily("Test");
	patient.getName().get(0).addGiven("PatientOne");
	patient.setGender(AdministrativeGenderEnum.MALE);
	return Collections.singletonList(patient);
}
 

/**
 * The "@Search" annotation indicates that this method supports the 
 * search operation. You may have many different method annotated with 
 * this annotation, to support many different search criteria. This
 * example searches by family name.
 * 
 * @param theIdentifier
 *    This operation takes one parameter which is the search criteria. It is
 *    annotated with the "@Required" annotation. This annotation takes one argument,
 *    a string containing the name of the search criteria. The datatype here
 *    is StringDt, but there are other possible parameter types depending on the
 *    specific search criteria.
 * @return
 *    This method returns a list of Patients. This list may contain multiple
 *    matching resources, or it may also be empty.
 */
@Search()
public List<Patient> getPatient(@RequiredParam(name = Patient.SP_FAMILY) StringDt theFamilyName);