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@leite08 leite08 commented May 2, 2025

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Description

Validate contributed bundle before hitting the DB.

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    • Valid bundle gets stored
    • Invalid bundle returns 400 before hitting the DB/services
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    • Valid bundle gets stored
    • Invalid bundle returns 400 before hitting the DB/services
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  • Refactor
    • Improved how patient information is handled during data contribution, streamlining the process for better performance and reliability. No changes to the user interface or workflow.

Ref eng-238

Signed-off-by: Rafael Leite <2132564+leite08@users.noreply.github.com>
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The changes update the handleDataContribution function to accept a Patient object directly instead of a patientId string. This adjustment propagates to the putConsolidated function, which now retrieves and passes the full patient object to handleDataContribution. As a result, patient retrieval logic is removed from handleDataContribution, and related steps such as normalization, hydration, and validation are reordered to occur earlier in the function. The rest of the data processing logic remains unchanged.

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File(s) Change Summary
packages/api/src/command/medical/patient/data-contribution/handle-data-contributions.ts Updated handleDataContribution to accept a Patient object instead of patientId. Reordered normalization, hydration, and validation steps. Removed internal patient retrieval. Adjusted logging and timing accordingly.
packages/api/src/routes/medical/patient.ts Modified putConsolidated to extract and pass the full patient object to handleDataContribution instead of just patientId. No other logic changed.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant API_Route
    participant handleDataContribution
    participant S3
    participant OrganizationService

    Client->>API_Route: PUT /consolidated (with bundle)
    API_Route->>API_Route: getPatientInfoOrFail(req) → patient
    API_Route->>handleDataContribution: { requestId, patient, cxId, bundle }
    handleDataContribution->>handleDataContribution: Normalize, hydrate, validate bundle with patient
    handleDataContribution->>S3: Upload original bundle
    handleDataContribution->>OrganizationService: Fetch organization
    handleDataContribution->>handleDataContribution: Process bundle (resource limits, CDA, CCD, etc.)
    handleDataContribution-->>API_Route: Result
    API_Route-->>Client: Response
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🔍 Existing Issues For Review

Your pull request is modifying functions with the following pre-existing issues:

📄 File: packages/api/src/command/medical/patient/data-contribution/handle-data-contributions.ts

Function Unhandled Issue
handleDataContribution Error: HAPI-0550: HAPI-0825: The operation has failed with a client-assigned ID constraint failure. This typically means that multiple client threads are trying to create a new resource with the same client-assigned ID at the same time, and this thread was ... ...
Event Count: 2 Affected Users: 2
📄 File: packages/api/src/routes/medical/patient.ts (Click to Expand)
Function Unhandled Issue
putConsolidated Error: HAPI-0550: HAPI-0825: The operation has failed with a client-assigned ID constraint failure. This typically means that multiple client threads are trying to create a new resource with the same client-assigned ID at the same time, and this thread was ... ...
Event Count: 2 Affected Users: 2
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packages/api/src/command/medical/patient/data-contribution/handle-data-contributions.ts (2)

50-50: Minor improvement: Update log message

The log message still mentions "to get org and patient" but the patient is no longer being fetched in the Promise.all.

-  log(`${Date.now() - mainStartedAt}ms to get org and patient, and store on S3`);
+  log(`${Date.now() - mainStartedAt}ms to get org and store on S3`);

52-56: Outdated log message

The timing log message mentions "hydrate, validate, and check limits" but hydration and validation have been moved before the Promise.all. Only resource limit checking is performed during this timing measurement.

-  log(`${Date.now() - validationStartedAt}ms to hydrate, validate, and check limits`);
+  log(`${Date.now() - validationStartedAt}ms to check resource limits`);
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  • packages/api/src/command/medical/patient/data-contribution/handle-data-contributions.ts (2 hunks)
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packages/api/src/command/medical/patient/data-contribution/handle-data-contributions.ts (1)
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packages/api/src/command/medical/patient/data-contribution/handle-data-contributions.ts (2)
packages/shared/src/interface/external/ehr/healthie/patient.ts (1)
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packages/shared/src/interface/external/ehr/fhir-resource.ts (1)
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🔇 Additional comments (4)
packages/api/src/routes/medical/patient.ts (1)

365-367: Function signature adaptation looks good

The change properly adapts to the updated handleDataContribution function signature by passing the full patient object instead of just the patientId. This is consistent with the PR objective to validate bundles earlier in the process.

packages/api/src/command/medical/patient/data-contribution/handle-data-contributions.ts (3)

3-3: Appropriate import change

The import path change properly sources the Patient type needed for the function parameter.


20-30: Good refactoring to accept Patient object directly

Changing the function to accept a Patient object instead of a patientId string eliminates the need for a database lookup inside the function, which aligns with the PR objective to validate bundles before hitting the DB.


39-49: Excellent reordering of validation steps

Moving the normalization, hydration, and validation steps before the database operations allows for early rejection of invalid bundles, which directly achieves the PR objective. The Promise.all now only includes S3 upload and organization retrieval, removing the patient fetch operation since the patient is provided upfront.

@leite08 leite08 added this pull request to the merge queue May 5, 2025
Merged via the queue into develop with commit 9063ac6 May 5, 2025
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@leite08 leite08 deleted the eng-238-validate-before-contribution branch May 5, 2025 15:20
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