private void ContributeCCDAViaRecordAuthorization()
{
// Note: Applications can store the HealthVault personID and recordID and use this to make offline requests to store new information
// in the patient's record whenever new data is available. In this sample, since we don't maintain offline storage (i.e. a DB) to associate
// the data source organization's patient identifier with the HealthVault person and record ID, we instead sign-in the user to determine the
// person and record ID everytime a request to send a new CCDA to HealthVault happens (i.e. clicking the "Send CCDA to HealthVault" button);
PersonInfo pi = WebApplicationUtilities.LoadPersonInfoFromCookie(HttpContext.Current);
if (pi == null)
{
OutputMessage(lblErrorOutput, "Must login first");
return;
}
// Make the offline call to stor the CCDA in the patient's HealthVault record.
OfflineWebApplicationConnection connection = new OfflineWebApplicationConnection(pi.PersonId);
HealthRecordAccessor receordAccessor = new HealthRecordAccessor(connection, pi.SelectedRecord.Id);
receordAccessor.NewItem(_newCcdaItem);
OutputMessage(lblSuccessOutput, "Successfully sent CCDA document to HealthVault via Record Authorization.");
}
private PersonInfo GetLoggedInPerson()
{
return(WebApplicationUtilities.LoadPersonInfoFromCookie(HttpContext.Current));
}