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Cerner Millennium FHIR R4 API — lets an agent read patient clinical data (demographics, encounters, diagnoses, medications, notes) within a Cerner-hosted health system.
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| name | cerner-fhir |
| description | Cerner Millennium FHIR R4 API — lets an agent read patient clinical data (demographics, encounters, diagnoses, medications, notes) within a Cerner-hosted health system. |
| metadata | {"openclaw":{"requires":{"env":["CERNER_CLIENT_ID","CERNER_FHIR_BASE_URL","CERNER_CLIENT_SECRET","CERNER_TENANT_ID"]}},"primaryEnv":"CERNER_CLIENT_ID"} |
Cerner Millennium (now Oracle Health) is the second-largest EHR platform in US health systems. Its FHIR R4 API exposes the same standard resource types as Epic (Patient, Encounter, Condition, MedicationRequest, Observation, DocumentReference, Procedure) via SMART on FHIR backend service auth. Agents use it as the Cerner-deployment equivalent of the Epic FHIR skill, providing the same clinical context to downstream workflows.
This skill authenticates using variables declared in the metadata above. Copy ~/.openclaw/.env.example to ~/.openclaw/.env and fill in real values. Required variables:
CERNER_FHIR_BASE_URL - FHIR R4 base endpoint (e.g., https://fhir-ehr.cerner.com/r4/{tenant-id})CERNER_CLIENT_ID - OAuth 2.0 client ID from Cerner code consoleCERNER_CLIENT_SECRET - OAuth 2.0 client secret (system app auth)CERNER_TENANT_ID - health system tenant identifier issued during registrationGET /Patient/{id} — demographics, MRN, preferred languageGET /Encounter?patient={id} — encounter list with class, status, periodGET /Condition?patient={id} — problem list with ICD-10/SNOMED codesGET /MedicationRequest?patient={id}&status=active — active medication listGET /Observation?patient={id}&category=laboratory — lab results with LOINCGET /DocumentReference?patient={id} — clinical notes and reportsGET /Procedure?patient={id} — completed and planned proceduresPOST /DocumentReference — write draft note to Cerner workflow (write scope required)fhir-open.cerner.com) provides public read-only access to synthetic data.