CDS hooks client flows and scenarios

[mseckykoebel]

When working on Sero examples for CDS hooks, different client flows and scenarios begin to emerge that utilize suggestions and links that might involve some extra functionality. A basic example:

• if I hook into patient-view and the hook request prefetch contains more than one patient name in the return body, a suggestion from CDS hooks could be to remove one of the names. This could involve adding in some extra functionality.
• another one could be suggesting a deletion of a patients record if they have not made an appointment in a number of years.
• even suggesting to mark the patient as deceased.
• more examples will emerge as more work is done on the other hooks

This might involve the addition of some helper functions/a class that helps process data in a specific way. In all this saves developers some time needing to worry about edge cases with implementing smart apps.

[jdjkelly]

• if I hook into patient-view and the hook request prefetch contains more than one patient name in the return body, a suggestion from CDS hooks could be to remove one of the names. This could involve adding in some extra functionality.

I like the idea of trying to find a simple example of a Suggestion with an Action that updates the resource (if the client listens...). Updating something based on an action is an important example.

• another one could be suggesting a deletion of a patients record if they have not made an appointment in a number of years.
• even suggesting to mark the patient as deceased.

Deletes are possible too - just I think less interesting

• more examples will emerge as more work is done on the other hooks
  This might involve the addition of some helper functions/a class that helps process data in a specific way. In all this saves developers some time needing to worry about edge cases with implementing smart apps.

I think that's one of the other examples - launching a SMART App from a CDS Suggestion link

[jdjkelly]

This is closed and superseded by the issues in #35 and #36