How to work in the Greenfield Workspace

Greenfield lays the groundwork for visionaries and innovators to create a better future for providers, patients, and consumers, with technology that connects communities and enables better care. Developers are invited to explore our documentation area to better understand what is available. Access to MEDITECH's API sandbox also enables you to test your apps with APIs currently available, as well as those still being developed without requiring direct customer engagement.

How to register for Greenfield Workspace

As a developer, after submitting your Greenfield Workspace registration request, you will have access to our documentation resources. You will also have the option to develop and test your application as follows:

Explore Greenfield Workspace documentation and web application

Features include:

OAuth2 documentation
FHIR DSTU2/R4 specs
Sample patient data/examples
Ability to try sample requests through interactive documentation
Access to review JSON payload returned in browser

Next steps

A member of the Greenfield support team will email you a welcome packet including information on how to execute the Greenfield End-User License Agreement (EULA).
MEDITECH requires your Google ID to obtain access to the Greenfield web application and documentation area.
Your email address, if different, is also required to access Jira Service Desk.
More information on Google IDs
Google ID serves two purposes:
1. Provides access to our interactive web application and documentation
2. Serves as our identity provider (IDP) for Greenfield Workspace. This ID is linked to the test patients in the back-end EHR and used during the OAuth flow (Note: MEDITECH customers typically use MEDITECH's Patient Portal as our IDP. Therefore they would log in using their Patient Portal credentials)

Develop and test your application

Features include:

Client ID and secret provided for OAuth2 testing and Authorization Code Grant Type testing
Ability to hit our DSTU2/R4 endpoints from your application or testing tool

Next steps

Provide the MEDITECH Greenfield support team with a redirect/callback URI to generate an OAuth client ID and secret. We will schedule a brief call with you to provide this information.
Once Greenfield Workspace access is granted, you can review additional documentation, test in Greenfield using your application or testing tool, and submit questions or report issues to our Service Desk.

Greenfield Workspace test patient examples

Greenfield Workspace contains test patient information only and has no connection with any health care organization's actual data. These patient examples can be used within the Greenfield ecosystem. Each patient will work within the Greenfield Workspace testing app or through any software with RESTful API calls.

If you have a request regarding a specific use case not referenced here, please use the Greenfield Contact form to provide more information regarding your desired API integration. We will contact you as our capabilities expand.

Meet Abigail

Abigail has hypertension and was recently diagnosed with congestive heart failure.

Name: Abigail Francis
ID: 925293E8-3491-4E2B-9FE1-46310EE776C2
DOB: 05/10/1934
Address: 239 Middle Rd Canton MA 02021
Phone: 508-555-1931
Email: 1234test@email.com

Meet Tim

Tim has been working with his care team to keep his asthma under control.

Name: Timothy Gibbs
ID: 6E412ED2-6AEC-43A3-8349-B3861751C234
DOB: 09/03/1981
Address: 22 Main St Boston MA 02110
Phone: 781-555-9999
Email: test5678@email.com

Meet Raquel

Following a kidney transplant, Raquel has been hospitalized with pneumonia.

Name: Raquel Gregory
ID: 4325226D-91B4-4CA4-847B-A856DA54DEB6
DOB: 10/06/1964
Address: 4525 Island Rd Plymouth MA 02360
Phone: 877-555-7777
Email: test3579@email.com

In order to make API calls outside of the Workspace testing app, you'll need OAuth credentials. Credentials will be received during registration and acceptance into Greenfield.

Name	Abigail Francis
Sex	F
DOB	05/10/1934
Race	Black or African American
Ethnicity	Not Hispanic or Latino
Pref Language	English
Smoking Status	Never smoker
Problems	"Myocardial infarction Systolic congestive... hypertension"
Meds	furosemide 20 mg lisinopril metoprolol sucinate
Allergies	penicillin G
Labs	UA (includes many other tests)
Vitals	Interventions: 1) Height and Weight 2) Vital Signs (N)
Procedures	RT pulmonary function test
Care Team	MEDITECH
Immunizations	"dtap influenza"
Unique Device Identifier	Kennestone Loop Recorder Pack
Assessment Plan of Treatment	Reviewed dietary and exercise concerns with the patient. Advised on high humidity/warm days to try to walk early in morning or late afternoon.
Goals	Continue with medication regimen as prescribed.
Health Concerns	Patient recently has been diagnosed with high blood pressure.

Name	Timothy Gibbs
Sex	M
DOB	09/03/1981
Race	White
Ethnicity	Not Hispanic or Latino
Pref Language	English
Smoking Status	Never Smoker
Problems	Vitamin D deficiency Hypertension Seasonal Allergies Asthma
Meds	Proair Claritin
Allergies	Bactrim (composed of sulfamethoxazole and trimethoprim)
Labs	CREAT
Vitals	Interventions: 1) Height and Weight 2) Vital Signs (N)
Procedures	XR CHEST 2V
Care Team	MEDITECH
Immunizations	Hep A Influenza
Unique Device Identifier	Tibia Nail, sterile
Assessment Plan of Treatment	Reviewed at home Peak Flow testing. Discussed exercise program and reviewed impact of environmental factors. Advised patient of the option for dietary consult. Continuing with medication regimen as prescribed.
Goals	Continue with prescriptions as directed. Implement exercise program modifications as discussed. Contact our offices if you experience any significant change in condition.
Health Concerns	"1. Documented Chronic Asthma problem 2. Documented Seasonal Allergy problem 3. Documented Hypertension problem"

Name	Raquel Gregory
Sex	F
DOB	10/06/1964
Race	Nat Hawaiian/Other Pacific Isl
Ethnicity	Hispanic or Latino
Pref Language	Spanish
Smoking Status	Current Every Day
Problems	Interstitial pneumonia Iron deficiency anemia Chronic rejection of renal transplant Sever hypothyroidism Essential hypertension
Meds	everolimus ciprofloxacin prednisolone
Allergies	ampicilin and penicillin G
Labs	UA (includes many other tests)
Vitals	Interventions: 1) Height and Weight 2) Vital Signs (N)
Procedures	1) RT Pulmonary function test 2) XR CHEST 2V
Care Team	MEDITECH
Immunizations	Influenza Tetanus
Unique Device Identifier	Entered 00643169007222 (Cardiac Resynchronization...)
Assessment Plan of Treatment	The patient was found to have Anemia and Ms Raquel was treated for Anemia during her stay at the hospital. Ms Raquel recovered from Anemia during the stay and is being discharged in a stable condition. If there is fever greater than 101.5 F or onset of chest pain or breathlessness the patient is advised to contact emergency services.
Goals	a. Need to gain more energy to do regular activities b. Negotiated Goal to keep Body Temperature at 98-99 degrees Fahrenheit with regular monitoring.
Health Concerns	a. Chronic Sickness exhibited by patient b. HealthCare Concerns refer to underlying clinical facts i. Documented HyperTension problem ii. Documented HypoThyroidism problem iii. Watch Weight of patient iv. Documented Anemia problem

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