Resolve Condition Event

Last updated: 1 Sep 2026

Introduction #

The ResolveConditionEvent model represents a record of a condition being resolved — the anchor for the Resolve Condition command.

Basic usage #

To get a resolve condition event by identifier, use the get method on the ResolveConditionEvent model manager:

from canvas_sdk.v1.data import ResolveConditionEvent

resolution = ResolveConditionEvent.objects.get(id="61a1853f-168f-4ed3-80d2-44e5d144bcf3")

If you have a patient object, the resolve condition events for a patient can be accessed with the resolved_conditions attribute on a Patient object:

from canvas_sdk.v1.data.patient import Patient

patient = Patient.objects.get(id="1eed3ea2a8d546a1b681a2a45de1d790")
resolutions = patient.resolved_conditions.all()

The same records are reachable from the note they were recorded on, with the resolved_conditions attribute on a Note object:

from canvas_sdk.v1.data.note import Note

note = Note.objects.get(id="89992c23-c298-4118-864a-26cb3e1ae822")
resolutions = note.resolved_conditions.all()

You can also access the resolved condition with the condition attribute:

from canvas_sdk.v1.data import ResolveConditionEvent

resolution = ResolveConditionEvent.objects.get(id="61a1853f-168f-4ed3-80d2-44e5d144bcf3")
condition = resolution.condition

Or for a given condition, you can access all of its resolutions with the resolutions attribute:

from canvas_sdk.v1.data import Condition

condition = Condition.objects.get(id="b80b1cdc-2e6a-4aca-90cc-ebc02e683f35")
resolutions = condition.resolutions.all()

Committed records #

The committed method returns resolve condition events that have been committed and not entered in error:

from canvas_sdk.v1.data import ResolveConditionEvent

committed_resolutions = ResolveConditionEvent.objects.committed()

Attributes #