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Save a copy as docs/src/content/docs/recipes/<ehr>-<what-it-gets>.md, for example epic-hba1c-lab-results.md.

---
title: Getting <data> from <EHR>
description: One sentence on what this recipe gets and for which measure.
ehr: epic # epic | oracle-health | athenahealth | eclinicalworks | modmed | nextech | nextgen |
# practice-fusion | greenway | compulink | eyemd | elation | veradigm | other
measures: [CMS122] # one or more measure ids
fhirVersion: R4 # DSTU2 | STU3 | R4 | R5
contributor: Your Name
organization: Your Organisation # optional
lastVerified: 2026-10-01 # date you last confirmed this works
sandbox: true # true if tested in the vendor's public sandbox
---
## Goal
What data you are getting, and which measure it is for.
## Prerequisites
App registration, scopes, settings the health system must enable, and the inputs you need
(for example, the patient list).
## Steps
1. Which FHIR resource to request, with which search parameters.
2. What to keep and what to discard.
3. Which fields to read.
## Gotchas
The EHR-specific surprises. This is the most valuable section — be specific.
## How to verify
How to tell you got complete, correct data.
## References
Links to the FHIR specification, the measure specification and vendor documentation.

Fields title, description, ehr, measures, contributor and lastVerified are required; the pull request check fails without them.