2nd DSTU Draft For Comment

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C-CDA Assessment Scale Observation (Conformance Package)

Scope and Usage

This is FHIR Profile is mapped from the Assessment Scale CCDA Entry Template : HL7 Implementation Guide for CDA R2: IHE Health Story Consolidation, DSTU R1.1, 5.7 Assessment Scale Observation [observation: templateId 2.16.840.1.113883.10.20.22.4.69 (open)]

An assessment scale is a collection of observations that together yield a summary evaluation of a particular condition. Examples include the Braden Scale (assesses pressure ulcer risk), APACHE Score (estimates mortality in critically ill patients), Mini-Mental Status Exam (assesses cognitive function), APGAR Score (assesses the health of a newborn), and Glasgow Coma Scale (assesses coma and impaired consciousness.)

Profiles:
CCDAAssessmentScaleObservationC-CDA Assessment Scale Observation template to FHIR Profile mapping : C-CDA Assessment Scale Observation
CCDAAssessmentSupportingC-CDA Assessment Scale Observation template to FHIR Profile mapping : C-CDA Assessment Scale Observation
Extensions:
additionalcodedvalueAdditional coded results :

This extension is used when there are multiple result values for a single Observation Resource. The first result for this observation is the value[x] element and any additional coded results for this observation will go here.

additionalnumericvalueAdditional quantitative results :

This extension is used when there are multiple result values for a single Observation Resource. The first result for this observation is the value[x] element and any additional quantitative (numeric) results for this observation will go here.

additionalattachementvalueAdditional attachment results :

This extension is used when there are multiple result values for a single Observation Resource. The first result for this observation is the value[x] element and any additional attachment (numeric) results for this observation will go here.

additionalratiovalueAdditional ratio results :

This extension is used when there are multiple result values for a single Observation Resource. The first result for this observation is the value[x] element and any additional ratio (e.g. classic titers) results for this observation will go here.

additionaldatetimevalueAdditional datetime results :

This extension is used when there are multiple result values for a single Observation Resource. The first result for this observation is the value[x] element and any additional dateTime results for this observation will go here.

additionaltimevalueAdditional time results :

This extension is used when there are multiple result values for a single Observation Resource. The first result for this observation is the value[x] element and any additional time results for this observation will go here.

additionalperiodvalueAdditional time period results :

This extension is used when there are multiple result values for a single Observation Resource. The first result for this observation is the value[x] element and any additional period results for this observation will go here.

additionalobservationidAdditional identifier :

This extension is used when there are multiple observation identifiers for a single observation . The Observation.identifier is the first identifier for this observation and any additional identifiers will go here.