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RTID Metadata Language
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document has to specify the category ENCOUNTERTYPE; that category was specified
when the encounterTypeMapper was constructed.
Here are some examples of the use of QualifiedMapping enrichments from the EHR
example. Notice that the invocations of the map method are indistinguishable from the
use of simple Mapping enrichments. Only the names of the Mappers hint that they are
qualified. (To make your document definitions readable, consider using Mapper names
that indicate whether the Mapper is qualified.)
public static EnrichedRecord descriptiveTestsRecord =
externalTestsRecord.enrich(
testTypeMapper.map("TESTTYPE",
"TESTTYPEDESCRIPTION"));
…
public static EnrichedRecord descriptiveObservationRecord =
observationRecord.enrich(new Enrichment[] {
encounterTypeMapper.map("VISITTYPECODE",
"VISITDESCRIPTION"),
observationCodeMapper.map("TYPESUBCODE",
"TYPESUBDESCRIPTION")
});
…
public static EnrichedRecord descriptiveImmunisationRecord =
externalImmunisationRecord.enrich(
immunisationCodeMapper.map("IMMUNISATIONTYPE",
"IMMUNISATIONDESCRIPTION"));
Writing Enrichments
In addition to using predefined enrichments, you can write your own. Enrichments can
be applied in the context of a document Delsert, Query, Upsert, or Subscription, and can
occur in any of the following metadata statements:
• DocumentRecord. An enrichment that you specify for the DocumentRecord is
executed just once. It applies to the document as a whole.
• RelatedRecords. An enrichment that you specify for RelatedRecords is executed
once for each of the records.
• EnrichedRecord. An enrichment that you specify as an EnrichedRecord applies to
a specific table and can be used in place of the table name in any number of
document definitions.