Release 5 Preview #3

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Medicationrequest0303

Pharmacy Work GroupMaturity Level: N/AStandards Status: InformativeCompartments: Encounter, Patient, Practitioner

This is the narrative for the resource. See also the XML, JSON or Turtle format. This example conforms to the profile MedicationRequest.

Generated Narrative

id: medrx0303

identifier: id: 12345689 (OFFICIAL)

status: active

intent: order

medication:

subject: Donald Duck. Generated Summary: id: pat1; Medical record number: 654321 (USUAL); active; Duck Donald (OFFICIAL); gender: male;

encounter: encounter who leads to this prescription. Generated Summary: id: f001; id: v1451 (OFFICIAL); status: completed; ambulatory; Patient-initiated encounter; Non-urgent cardiological admission; 140 min; Heart valve replacement

authoredOn: 2015-01-15

requester: Patrick Pump. Generated Summary: id: f007; id: 874635264 (OFFICIAL), id: 567IUI51C154 (USUAL); Simone Heps (OFFICIAL); ph: 020556936(WORK), S.M.Heps@bmc.nl(WORK), fax: 0205669283(WORK); gender: female; birthDate: 1971-11-07

basedOn: Generated Summary: id: gpvisit; status: active; intent: plan; period: 01/01/2013 9:30:00 PM --> (ongoing); obesity

groupIdentifier: id: 983939393 (OFFICIAL)

note: Patient told to take with food

dosageInstruction: , ,

DispenseRequests

-ValidityPeriodNumberOfRepeatsAllowedQuantityExpectedSupplyDurationDispenser
*2015-01-15 --> 2016-01-15151 TAB21 daysGenerated Summary: id: f001; id: 91654 (OFFICIAL), id: 17-0112278 (USUAL); University Medical Hospital; name: Burgers University Medical Center; ph: 022-655 2300(WORK)

Substitutions

-Allowed[x]Reason
*Therapeutic Brandformulary policy

 

Other examples that reference this example:

  • MedicationDispense/Tapering Dose

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    Usage note: every effort has been made to ensure that the examples are correct and useful, but they are not a normative part of the specification.