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DSTU
1).
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Operation-resource-meta
This
is
the
narrative
for
the
resource.
See
also
the
XML
or
JSON
format.
Access
a
list
of
profiles,
tags,
and
security
labels
OPERATION:
Access
a
list
of
profiles,
tags,
and
security
labels
This
operation
retrieves
a
summary
of
the
profiles,
tags,
and
security
labels
for
the
given
scope.
E.g.
for
each
scope:
system-wide:
a
list
of
all
profiles,
tags
and
security
labels
in
use
by
the
system
resource-type
level:
A
list
of
all
profiles,
tags,
and
security
labels
for
the
resource
type
individual
resource
level:
A
list
of
all
profiles,
tags,
and
security
labels
for
the
current
version
of
the
resource.
Also,
as
a
special
case,
this
operation
(and
other
meta
operations)
can
be
performed
on
a
historical
version
of
a
resource)
URL:
[base]/$Access
a
list
of
profiles,
tags,
and
security
labels
URL:
[base]/Resource/$Access
a
list
of
profiles,
tags,
and
security
labels
URL:
[base]/Resource/[id]/$Access
a
list
of
profiles,
tags,
and
security
labels
Parameters
Use
Name
Cardinality
Type
Documentation
OUT
return
1..1
Meta
The
meta
returned
by
the
operation
At
the
system
and
type
levels,
the
$meta
operation
is
used
to
get
a
summary
of
all
the
labels
that
are
in
use
across
the
system.
The
principle
use
for
this
operation
is
to
support
search
e.g.
what
tags
can
be
searched
for.
At
these
levels,
the
meta
will
not
contain
versionId,
lastUpdated
etc.
Systems
are
not
obligated
to
implement
the
operation
at
this
level
(and
should
return
a
4xx
error
if
they
don't)
At
the
resource
and
historical
entry
level,
the
$meta
operation
returns
the
same
meta
as
would
be
returned
by
accessing
the
resource
directly.
This
can
be
used
to
allow
a
system
to
get
access
to
the
meta-information
for
the
resource
without
accessing
the
resource
itself,
e.g.
for
security
reasons
&nbsp;
Usage
note:
every
effort
has
been
made
to
ensure
that
the
examples
are
correct
and
useful,
but
they
are
not
a
normative
part
of
the
specification.
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HL7.org
2011+.
FHIR
DSTU
(v0.4.0-4902)
generated
on
Fri,
Mar
27,
2015
00:17+1100.
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