NHS North West Genomics
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Patient Demographics Query for Mobile (PDQm)

This API for the NW GMSA Clinical Data Repository is based on the following API contracts:

The search parameters are based on FHIR Search which provides detailed description of the parameters and value types.

Patient

Read

Parameter Type Search Note  
_id   GET [base]/Patient?_id=[id]    
active token GET [base]/Patient?active=[true or false] Whether the patient record is active  
family string GET [base]/Patient?family=[string] A portion of the family name of the patient  
given string GET [base]/Patient?given=[string] A portion of the given name of the patient  
identifier token GET [base]/Patient?identifier=[system|][code] A patient identifier  
telecom token GET [base]/Patient?telecom=[system|][code] The value in any kind of telecom details of the patient  
birthdate date GET [base]/Patient?birthdate=[system|][code] The patient's date of birth  
address string GET [base]/Patient?address=[string] A server defined search that may match any of the string fields in the Address, including line, city, district, state, country, postalCode, and/or text  
address-city string GET [base]/Patient?address-city =[string] A city specified in an address  
address-country string GET [base]/Patient?address-country=[string] A country specified in an address  
address-postalcode string GET [base]/Patient?address-postalcode=[string] A postalCode specified in an address  
address-state string GET [base]/Patient?address-state=[string] A state specified in an address  
gender token GET [base]/Patient?gender=[code] Gender of the patient `
mothersMaidenName string GET [base]/Patient?mothersMaidenName=[string]    

Examples

Searching for Conditions for Patient Liverpool.

GET [base]/Patient?identifier=https://fhir.nhs.uk/Id/nhs-number|9449305552
Accept: application/fhir+json

Response