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Can requests be sent to patients outside of the questionnaire’s team?

Yes

Can requests be sent to unregistered patients?

Yes. If the patient has an email address and date of birth in their record, they will receive an email informing them of the questionnaire request, even if they are not registered.

If a patient does not have an email address or date of birth in their record, no questionnaire request will be sent. 

Can unregistered patients complete questionnaires without having to register first?

Yes. Patients can complete the questionnaires without having to register, by clicking the link in the questionnaire email and providing their date of birth. After completing the questionnaire, the patient will be able to register via NHS login.

I want to send/retrieve questionnaires outside of a team, so why do I still need to specify a team ID?

All questionnaire requests must be sent on behalf of a team which has access to the template and therefore a Team ID is always required. This does not affect your ability to send requests to patients outside of that team.

The Team ID is also required when pulling back responses. Calls to the QuestionnaireResponse endpoint will return all QuestionnaireResponses that were generated from questionnaire requests sent by that team. 

Is there an API for obtaining Team IDs?

Currently there is no API which will provide this information. Team IDs will therefore be provided by PKB during the development of the integration feed.

How exactly can the date parameter be used when pulling responses?

The date is flexible and can be used to specify: Equal to, Greater than, Less than, Greater or equal to & Less or equal to.

N/B - Search parameters are currently in development so not available yet.

We don’t hold patient NHS numbers. How else can we identify patients?

The APIs allow ‘NHS numbers’ or ‘PKB Public IDs’ to be used as patient identifiers. If you want to use the Public IDs, this will require some extra development to obtain these IDs from PKB.

I previously used the Simple FHIR APIs and had to include a Practitioner ID. Why is this no longer needed?

Questionnaire requests are now sent on behalf of a Team rather than a Practitioner. For this reason, a Practitioner ID is no longer required.

Can I choose what format the responses are provided in, in the FHIR response?

No, responses are always provided as a standard FHIR R4 resource in JSON format.

Can requests be sent to deceased patients?

No. If the Deceased flag has been added to a patient record in PKB, the system will prevent any requests from being sent for that patient.

How do I find out the ID of the Questionnaire templates we want to use?

Customers can obtain Questionnaire IDs themselves by using the FHIR GET Questionnaire API.

A search on the Questionnaire endpoint will return a bundle of all Questionnaires that the team has access to. 

Will a Questionnaire ID ever change?

Potentially. Questionnaire templates can be amended if needed. Depending on whether you, or any other customers, still need access to the old version. In this case, a new Questionnaire ID will also be applied to the new version in order to differentiate it from the old one.

Can the patient’s demographic details be included in the questionnaire response request?

PKB will be adding an optional parameter:: _include=QuestionnaireResponse:subject:Patient

If used, the patient demographic details will appear at the bottom of the response.

N/B - Search parameters are currently in development so not available yet.

Can we make changes to the questionnaire templates in PKB ourselves?

No. The Questionnaire templates are configured and maintained by PKB. 

Requests must be made with at least a week's notice to allow the changes to be reviewed, configured and deployed. Once the change has been made by PKB, the questionnaire will be updated after the next release. 

What is written in the email notification that an unregistered patient gets?

Dear [patient name],

[Organisation name] would like you to complete an online questionnaire to help them manage your care. Click here to complete the questionnaire: [link to questionnaire]

You need to register to see your record. To see your registration options, visit https://patientsknowbest.com/register/ .

Alternatively, you will have previously been sent a registration link by email that you can use. If you are unable to find this email, please contact the organisation who invited you to register and they can send you a new registration link.

Please do not reply to this email; this address is not monitored. Log into your record to see your medical information and manage your care.

Yours,

Patients Know Best Help Team

What is written in the email notification that a registered patient gets?

Dear [patient name],

[Organisation name] would like you to complete an online questionnaire to help them manage your care. Click here to complete the questionnaire: [link to questionnaire]

Please do not reply to this email; this address is not monitored. Log into your record to see your medical information and manage your care.

Yours,

Patients Know Best Help Team

Do patients get a reminder if they haven’t completed the questionnaire?

No, there is no way to remind a patient to complete a questionnaire at this time.

For how long is the link to complete the questionnaire active?

The link to complete a questionnaire does not expire. 

Why can’t I see the completed questionnaire in PKB’s Events & Messages section?

Questionnaire requests currently cannot be seen anywhere in the PKB user interface. 

Patients will be able to respond to questionnaire requests and view their completed questionnaires in the Events & messages section very soon. 

Can a patient complete a questionnaire from the same link more than once?

No. Once a patient has submitted the questionnaire, they cannot complete it again or edit their answers. 

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