Service
A service is typically an API of a third-party system that returns data to the client, the healthcare provider object. This is where you define your application logic.
When you decorate a function with @hc.api
in a sandbox, the function is mounted standardized API endpoint an EHR client can make requests to. This can be defined by healthcare interoperability standards, such as HL7, or the EHR provider. HealthChain will start a FastAPI server with these APIs pre-defined for you.
Your service function receives use case specific request data as input and returns the response data.
We recommend you initialize your pipeline in the class __init__
method.
Here are minimal examples for each use case:
import healthchain as hc
from healthchain.use_cases import ClinicalDocumentation
from healthchain.pipeline import MedicalCodingPipeline
from healthchain.models import CcdData, CdaRequest, CdaResponse
@hc.sandbox
class MyCoolSandbox(ClinicalDocumentation):
def __init__(self):
self.pipeline = MedicalCodingPipeline.load("./path/to/model")
@hc.ehr(workflow="sign-note-inpatient")
def load_data_in_client(self) -> CcdData:
with open('/path/to/data.xml', "r") as file:
xml_string = file.read()
return CcdData(cda_xml=xml_string)
@hc.api
def my_service(self, request: CdaRequest) -> CdaResponse:
response = self.pipeline(request)
return response
import healthchain as hc
from healthchain.use_cases import ClinicalDecisionSupport
from healthchain.pipeline import SummarizationPipeline
from healthchain.models import CDSRequest, CDSResponse, CdsFhirData
@hc.sandbox
class MyCoolSandbox(ClinicalDecisionSupport):
def __init__(self):
self.pipeline = SummarizationPipeline.load("mode-name")
@hc.ehr(workflow="patient-view")
def load_data_in_client(self) -> CdsFhirData:
with open('/path/to/data.json', "r") as file:
fhir_json = file.read()
return CdsFhirData(**fhir_json)
@hc.api
def my_service(self, request: CDSRequest) -> CDSResponse:
response = self.pipeline(request)
return response