A response to an order.

There might be more than one response to an order.

Identifiers assigned to this order. The identifiers are usually assigned by the system responding to the order, but they may be provided or added to by other systems.

A reference to the order that this is in response to.

The date and time at which this order response was made (created/posted).

The person, organization, or device credited with making the response.

A reference to an authority policy that is the reason for the response. Usually this is used when the order is rejected, to provide a reason for rejection.

Reference will be constrained when suitable targets exist.

What this response says about the status of the original order.

Additional description about the response - e.g. a text description provided by a human user when making decisions about the order.

Links to resources that provide details of the outcome of performing the order. E.g. Diagnostic Reports in a response that is made to an order that referenced a diagnostic order.