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Mappings for the qicore-medication Profile.
QICore-Medication | ||
Medication | QICore-Medication | |
id | ||
meta | ||
implicitRules | ||
language | ||
text | ||
contained | ||
extension | ||
modifierExtension | ||
code | ||
isBrand | ||
manufacturer | ||
product | ||
id | ||
extension | ||
modifierExtension | ||
form | ||
ingredient | ||
id | ||
extension | ||
extension | Medication.product.ingredient.isActiveIngredient | Not in QIDAM, but added because it was determined to be important for drug-allergy checking. For example, if the patient is allergic to Depakote (a trade name, and includes blue dye as an inactive ingredient), then when patient is prescribed warfarin, it shoots out a drug-allergy alert because warfarin also contains blue dye. Providers hate this. We recently overcame this problem by having the drug-allergy alert interaction settings only check for allergies to active ingredients. |
modifierExtension | ||
item | ||
amount | ||
batch | ||
id | ||
extension | ||
modifierExtension | ||
lotNumber | ||
expirationDate | ||
package | ||
id | ||
extension | ||
modifierExtension | ||
container | ||
content | ||
id | ||
extension | ||
modifierExtension | ||
item | ||
amount |