clinik.notes namespace manages FHIR DocumentReference resources — clinical notes authored by practitioners. A note has a type (progress note, discharge summary, referral, etc.), a title, content in plain text or markdown, and optional links to the encounter and authoring practitioner. Use clinik.documents for multi-section structured compositions like care plans.
create
Create a new clinical note.patientId, title, and content are required.
ID of the patient the note is about.
A brief title for the note.
The note body in plain text or markdown.
ID of the practitioner who authored the note.
Encounter this note is associated with.
Clinical note type. See note types below.
MIME type for the content. Defaults to
text/plain. Use text/markdown for markdown content.Document status. Accepted values:
preliminary, final, amended.Free-text category tag for grouping notes.
Clinically relevant date in ISO 8601 format.
Example
Note types
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
progress-note | Ongoing encounter documentation |
discharge-summary | Summary on patient discharge |
consultation-note | Specialist consultation record |
history-and-physical | History and physical examination (H&P) |
operative-note | Surgical procedure documentation |
procedure-note | Procedure documentation |
referral-note | Referral to another provider |
transfer-summary | Summary for patient transfer |
other | Any other note type |
read
Fetch a single note by ID.update
Partially update a note. Typically used to finalize a preliminary note or make an amendment.Example: finalize a preliminary note
delete
Permanently delete a clinical note.search
Search notes with filters on patient, author, encounter, type, and date.Filter by patient.
Filter by authoring practitioner.
Filter by encounter.
Filter by note type.
Filter by category tag.
Filter by clinically relevant date.
Results per page.
Pagination cursor from a previous response.