Safeguard API for Smart FOX
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## Example Bundle: Example of a FHIR-Document Bundle

Document Details

Last updated: 2013-05-28 22:12:21+0000

Final Document at 2013-02-01 12:30:02+0000 by Practitioner: telecom = JohnMoehrke@gmail.com for Bundle: identifier = UUID:0c3151bd-1cbf-4d64-b04d-cd9187a4c6e0; type = document; timestamp = 2013-05-28 22:12:21+0000 in encounter Bundle: identifier = UUID:0c3151bd-1cbf-4d64-b04d-cd9187a4c6e0; type = document; timestamp = 2013-05-28 22:12:21+0000

Document Subject

# Eve Everywoman

Document Content

## Reason for admission

Details |
Acute Asthmatic attack. Was wheezing for days prior to admission. |

## Medications on Discharge

Medication | Last Change | Last ChangeReason
Theophylline 200mg BD after meals | continued
Ventolin Inhaler | stopped | Getting side effect of tremor

## Known allergies

Allergen | Reaction
Doxycycline | Hives

## Additional Resources Included in Document

Entry 2 - fullUrl = http://example.org/fhir/Practitioner/ex-practitioner

Resource Practitioner:

> Dr Adam Careful

Entry 3 - fullUrl = http://example.org/fhir/Patient/ex-patient

Resource Patient:

> # Eve Everywoman

Entry 4 - fullUrl = http://example.org/fhir/Encounter/doc-example

Resource Encounter:

> Admitted to Orthopedics Service, Middlemore Hospital between Jan 20 and Feb ist 2013

Entry 5 - fullUrl = urn:uuid:541a72a8-df75-4484-ac89-ac4923f03b81

Resource Observation:

> Acute Asthmatic attack. Was wheezing for days prior to admission.

Entry 6 - fullUrl = urn:uuid:124a6916-5d84-4b8c-b250-10cefb8e6e86

Resource MedicationRequest:

> Theophylline 200mg twice a day

Entry 7 - fullUrl = urn:uuid:673f8db5-0ffd-4395-9657-6da00420bbc1

Resource MedicationStatement:

> Ventolin inhaler discontinued

Entry 8 - fullUrl = urn:uuid:47600e0f-b6b5-4308-84b5-5dec157f7637

Resource AllergyIntolerance:

> Sensitivity to Doxycycline : Hives