reMEDyo API (0.1.0)

Creates the account, signs it in, and sets the session cookie.

Creates the account and signs it in. The profile starts awaiting administrator approval.

Sets the session cookie and returns the signed-in account.

Clears the session cookie. Succeeds whether or not a session was present.

Reads the account from the session cookie. Re-read on every request.

Acts on the caller’s own profile only; the id is taken from the session.

An allergy, a current medication, a chronic condition, or a free note.

Every route here acts on the calling doctor's own schedule.

Dates that override the weekly windows entirely.

Derived from windows and exceptions, for previewing the schedule.

Includes the fields a public listing omits, such as the license number.

Returns approved doctors only. An unapproved doctor is visible to administrators and to themselves, never here.

Derived from the doctor’s windows and exceptions. A doctor whose approval is not yet granted returns 404 from the lookup behind this route.

Scoped to the caller: a patient sees their own, a doctor the ones booked with them.

The requested slot must be one the doctor currently offers.

Refused unless the caller is one of the two participants.

Only the patient may move an appointment, and only before it starts.

Either participant may cancel. Refused once the consultation is completed or already cancelled. There is no time restriction — an appointment whose start has passed can still be cancelled.

Every route here is scoped to an appointment the caller is a participant in. The clinical context is returned to the doctor only.

Records the caller’s arrival. Whether joining is allowed is decided by the appointment’s state, not by the clock: a participant who is early or late still belongs in this room. Refused once the consultation has completed or the appointment was cancelled.

The doctor ends the session. A patient cannot close a consultation, and a doctor who did not take part cannot either.

Both participants may write. Messages are retained with the record.

Every consultation the caller attended, with its note, prescriptions and summary.

Refused unless the calling doctor is a participant in one of that patient’s consultations.

Both participants may read it. The summary is withheld while it is stale.

Authenticated on purpose: the answer says something about this deployment’s configuration, so it is not public.

Null when none has been generated, so reloading the form costs nothing.

Generated scaffolding, not the record: it pre-fills the form and nothing else, and the doctor’s own save remains the only writer. A refusal — a transcript too thin to draft from, or assistance unavailable — is a 201 carrying status: "refused", not an error.

Only a doctor who took part in the consultation may write the note. Saving again revises it: notes are never deleted, and an earlier version is superseded rather than removed.

Only a doctor who took part in the consultation may prescribe. Prescriptions are retained, never deleted.

The options the intake form offers, including which ones are emergency indicators.

Deterministic: the same intake always produces the same result, so a patient who retries does not get a different answer. A rule that matches nothing falls back rather than returning an empty list.

Reads leave no audit entry: the log records changes, not lookups.