Why
Medications in a patient's PKB record can be entered directly by the patient or sent by a caregiver, such as a hospital or GP. Accessing this information enhances the ability to provide comprehensive support for the patient’s care.
In England: PKB integrates with GP records to include prescribed medications. Learn more about this integration here.
In the Netherlands: Medications are received via MedMij, ensuring up-to-date data is available in the patient’s PKB record.
By leveraging the medications stored in PKB, you can further personalise and improve the patient’s care journey.
Prerequisites
You must have an identifier (national id or PKB public id) for the patient.
You must have access to the data in the patient’s PKB record.
The patient’s PKB record must be in your PKB organisation.
You must have access to the relevant privacy labels within the patient’s PKB record.
How to
Follow the instructions here for obtaining a token for the Aggregated FHIR endpoint.
FHIR client id: issued by PKB once development dates have been agreed
FHIR client secret: issued by PKB once development dates have been agreed
Grant_type: client_credentials
Content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
Call the base URL with the MedicationStatement resource, using the patient’s national id or PKB public id (with the corresponding system) in the subject search paramter.
A FHIR bundle is returned to you in json format with all of the patient’s medications that are in their PKB record.
Useful links
Further information on connectivity and endpoints.
PKB uses the MedicationStatement FHIR resource. You can read the full capability statement here.
Read more about how PKB maps any non-FHIR medication data (HL7 or UI entered) to FHIR.