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The Defense Health Agency, Recovery Coordination Program provides a real-time JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) feed of all NRD resource data that can be tailored to display on your website. The National Resource Directory requests that sites using NRD data credit the NRD as the source by including a link to nrd.gov where NRD data is displayed.
The NRD Resources Feed provides information on each resource, including:
Each resource begins and ends with curly brace and a comma "{ },"; data fields within braces are separated by a comma. The following shows the JSON representation of an NRD resource content item:
The NRD Feed can be accessed at https://nrd.gov/NRDRestService/search/common; this URL will return all resources currently held in the NRD. The URL can be tailored by including the following case-sensitive search options:
Except for "term", the filter words or phrases are also case-sensitive, i.e.: for the Categories filter, employment ≠ Employment.
The spaces and ampersands ("&") in filter phrases are replaced by a dash, "-", e.g.: "Transportation & Travel" becomes "Transportation-Travel".
Examples:
https://nrd.gov/NRDRestService/search/common?term=employment
https://nrd.gov/NRDRestService/search/common?term=employment&Categories=Employment
https://nrd.gov/NRDRestService/search/common?Communities=American-Red-Cross
https://nrd.gov/NRDRestService/search/common?term=injury&Categories=Health,Housing
Not all filter phrases in the "Search Filters" box on the results page will work in the URL the way they look on the page. If there is a question about a filter phrase, choose that filter on the results page and use the corresponding part of the returned URL.