eClinicalWorksAutomation & Integration
Use approved eClinicalWorks and healow APIs for clinical and scheduling workflows.
eClinicalWorks offers scoped SMART on FHIR access to patient, encounter, condition, result, medication, and related clinical data. Practice activation and application approval are required.
Representative workflow
eClinicalWorks
EHR & Clinical
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Apply the project workflow
Clinical data assembled for prior-authorization review
Project destination
The system or person selected for this workflow
How I use eClinicalWorks
Patient-facing access routes through healow, while provider-facing, backend, and bulk applications use the eClinicalWorks developer program. The published FHIR catalog is primarily read-oriented, with scheduling and value-added APIs handled separately. Clinical data can support prior-authorization preparation, care-gap analysis, and patient follow-up, but record updates or billing actions should be promised only when the specific approved endpoint supports them.
A practical starting point
Clinical data assembled for prior-authorization review
Workflow blueprint
From eClinicalWorks to useful action
A representative implementation pattern. The project determines the exact fields, logic, access, and destination.
eClinicalWorks
EHR & Clinical
- 01
Use the required platform data
Patient demographics
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Apply the project workflow
Clinical data assembled for prior-authorization review
Project destination
The system or person selected for this workflow
What the integration supports
Facts checked
Authentication and access
eClinicalWorks uses SMART on FHIR OAuth 2.0 authorization code flow with PKCE for patient- and provider-facing apps. Confidential clients can use a client secret or private-key JWT.
Useful data and actions
- Patient demographics
- Encounters and scheduling
- Conditions, problems, and health concerns
- Labs, vitals, diagnostic reports, and clinical documents
- Medications, allergies, immunizations, and procedures
Constraints to confirm
- Developers register an organization and application, request scopes, and submit the app for review and approval.
- The target practice must activate the app or API, and access remains bounded by its approved scopes.
- Patient access routes through healow; provider-facing and backend or bulk applications use the separate eClinicalWorks developer program.
- The published catalog is primarily read-oriented; scheduling and value-added APIs are separate, so FHIR support does not imply general write access.
What I automate with eClinicalWorks
Clinical data assembled for prior-authorization review
Encounter and scheduling data routed to patient follow-up workflows
Conditions, labs, and documents prepared for authorized reporting
Medication, allergy, and immunization data surfaced to approved tools
Care-gap analysis using scoped clinical resources
Scheduling actions only through separately enabled and supported APIs
Industries
Services
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