Clinical Decision Support System

Diagnosis API is available as the Postman collection.
Each observation is represented by a unique ID; in this case the symptom IDs are 164, 151 and 200, respectively. The collection includes some endpoints and predefined requests that you can extend. It allows you to test the API in seconds. Also the patient has list of implemented Lab Test Procedures: ALT, Amalyse, AST, Total Bilirubin, GT Chlamydia, Appearance Urine, and ABO grouping. This will depend on the accuracy of the diagnoses obtained. We have created a sample 'Diagnosis API' collection for you. By entering and identified the tests values you can send (POST) both Symptoms and Tests lists to https://diagnosisapi.azurewebsites.net. Let's assume we have a patient, suffering from strong smell urine, frequent urination and yellow skin. Then GET Possible Health Conditions from the Diagnosis API.
In order to achieve best results and enable more features of the API, you have to provide as many test result and symptoms as possible. The collection located: https://postman.com/collections/7445d89fda1d633e08dd.

It is a standard web service (Web API) that accepts GET and POST requests. You will need to add AuthenticationID header to every request you make. Apart from laboratory test results, it requires a list of observed symptoms. POST requests also take JSON inputs (make sure you include the header Content-Type: application/json).
Authentication
The Diagnosis API uses custom HTTP header to authenticate your requests. All responses (including error messages) use the JSON format. For your Demo Development you can use AuthenticationID = DEMO_AuthenticationID. Setup
The current version of the Diagnosis API is available at https://diagnosisapi.azurewebsites.net. We will provide you with your unique AuthenticationID value after you made a production order registration.
First request
The most important part of the API, which handles medical diagnostics, is the /api/DDxItems/ endpoint, which accepts POST requests. The lists cannot be empty, so first you need to collect an initial information to run diagnosis.