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Add impairments

Overview

Use this endpoint to create a list of impairments held within the Reasonable Adjustment Flag stored on the NHS Spine. These impairments will likely have been captured during the discussion between the clinician and the patient or their carer. Patients may however decline to provide details of their impairments if they do not want to share them. To capture an impairment the member of staff selects an impairment type and then provides additional information using a free text field. For more details regards impairments see How the Reasonable Adjustment Flag works.

For full details of this API resource see CareConnect-RARecord-List-1

post/List

Headers

Authorizationstring ^Bearer\ [[:ascii:]]+$
Example:Bearer g1112R_ccQ1Ebbb4gtHBP1aaaNM

An OAuth 2.0 bearer token.

Note: This parameter is required unless interacting with the Sandbox.

NHSD-Session-URIDstring
Example:555021935107

The user role ID (URID) for the current session. Also known as a user role profile ID (URPID).

If you are using User-restricted RESTful APIs - NHS login combined authentication and authorisation, See determine the user's role guidance. If you are using User-restricted RESTful APIs - NHS login separate authentication and authorisation, See determine the user's role guidance.

This field is optional.

X-Correlation-IDstring
Example:11C46F5F-CDEF-4865-94B2-0EE0EDCC26DA

A globally unique identifier (GUID) for the request, which we use to trace the request if you contact our helpdesk. Mirrored back in a response header. Avoid characters.

X-Request-IDstring
Example:60E0B220-8136-4CA5-AE46-1D97EF59D068

A globally unique identifier (GUID) for the request, which we use to de-duplicate repeated requests. Must be a universally unique identifier (UUID) (ideally version 4). If you re-send a failed request, use the same value in this header. Mirrored back in a response header.

Required in all environments except sandbox.

Response

Successful response.