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I'm reviewing BlueButton.js and trying to use it to load a wide variety of CDA document types and versions I've seen. As I'm doing so, I'm reviewing the way the javascript incorporates fixed template ID references.
EX: AllergyObservation
In the C32 parser, it's 2.16.840.1.113883.3.88.11.83.6
In the CCDA parser, it's 2.16.840.1.113883.10.20.22.4.7
In the code for the CCDA entry parser, the ID reference is fixed ala...
el = entry.template('2.16.840.1.113883.10.20.22.4.7').tag('value');
In another project I've worked on,this has become problematic to maintain (for me, at least) as the various Template IDs are versioned (R1, R2, etc.). I'm wondering what people think about removing the fixed IDs and moving them to some sort of lookup functionality.
As I've tinkered with the javascript on my own personal version, I've done this (just kicking the tires) and then also changed the related entry.template() function to allow either a single string or an array of values (so you can just say "go forth and find me stuff"). It's helped me, as I've just had to go through and manage a single reference to the IDs vs. the fixed versions in the code.