Patient Medical History Timeline#150
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I’ve reviewed the changes and they look good to me. The implementation is clean and aligns with the requirements. Approved.
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closes #117
implements the Patient Medical History view for LumenHealth EHR, enabling doctors to see a patient’s complete medical history in a single chronological, scrollable interface. A new backend endpoint
GET /api/v1/patients/:id/historyperforms a MongoDB aggregation that retrieves the patient, their encounters, and joins associated vitals, notes, and diagnoses via$lookup, returning results sorted from newest to oldest with proper indexing onpatientIdto keep response time under 300ms. On the frontend, the patient dashboard now includes a vertical timeline displaying encounters as expandable accordion cards, revealing nested vitals and notes for each visit. The view supports lazy loading and pagination, initially loading the latest five encounters and fetching additional records as the user scrolls. For parallel development, a complex mock JSON dataset representing three encounters with nested vitals and notes is included to allow frontend work to proceed independently of real backend data.