MessageHeader profile representing MSH segment (V2.5.1) information as defined in NAACCR volume 5, version 5

This is an example of a US Pathology Reporting Bundle, which will wrap the US Pathology Message Header and US Pathology Registry Bundle for the purposes of reporting.

Message Bundle profile representing HL7 Version 2.5.1 (V2.5.1) Messaging standard segment information as defined in NAACCR volume 5, version 5

This collection bundle profile defines the structure for reporting to central cancer registry reporting from a pathology environment and/or from an EHR enviroment.

In order to properly process this transaction bundle, post to the root endpoint of the server (rather than the Bundle endpoint).

Note - US Core profiles are expected for Encounter, Organization, Patient, Practitioner, and Procedure, when such information is known to the source LIS.

Specimen profile representing SPM segment (V2.5.1) information as defined in NAACCR volume 5, version 5

ServiceRequest profile for the request for the analysis of a pathological sample.

PractitionerRole profile representing PV1 and OBR segment information (V2.5.1) as defined in NAACCR volume 5, version 5

DiagnosticReport profile representing OBR/OBX (V2.5.1) segment information as defined in NAACCR volume 5, version 5

Pathology-related Provider types

Example of a cancer registry reporting (message) Bundle for a pathology condition. The first entry in this Bundle shall be the US Pathology MessageHeader and the second entry shall be a collection Bundle containing the pathology resulting information.

Bundle profile representing HL7 Version 2.5.1 (V2.5.1) Messaging standard segment information as defined in NAACCR volume 5, version 5.

Inter-EHR Exchange Bundle profile representing HL7 Version 2.5.1 (V2.5.1) Messaging standard segment information as defined in NAACCR volume 5, version 5.

Example of a MessageHeader from a pathology environment into an EHR

Example of a DiagnosticReport containing information regarding pathological testing and resulting observations

This is an example of a pathology specimen collection ServiceRequest that references a related Encounter.

Example of an Adrenal specimen

This is an example of a surgical procedure to perform a resection of the left adrenal gland to collect a pathology specimen.

Example encounter in which a pathology specimen collection takes place. References ServiceRequest.

This is an example of a tumor invasion observation.

This is an example of a tumor extension observation.

This is an example of a tumor size observation.

This is an example of an observation of tumor specimen laterality.

This is an example of an observation of the location of a tumor.

This is an example observation of distant metastasis which cannot be determined from the submitted specimen(s).

This is an example of tumor weight observation.

This is an example of an observation of histologic type.

This is an example of a TNM descriptors observation.

This is an example of an observation of histologic grade.

This is an example of an adrenalectomy procedure observation.

This is an example of a primary tumor observation.

This is an example of an observation of regional lymph nodes.

US Core Patient example

Example of a US Core Organization representing the principal pathology testing Lab organization.

Example of US Core Organization representing the clinical system which ordered the pathology testing and will receive the completed tests/observations.

US Core Practitioner surgeon example

US Core Practitioner Pathologist example

US Core Practitioner Oncologist example

US Core PractitionerRole example for a pathologist

US Core PractitionerRole example for an Oncologist

US Core PractitionerRole example for a Surgeon

This example shows Next of Kin information in a RelatedPerson resource.

Expansion parameters for the Cancer FHIR Path IG, which references US edition of SNOMED CT version in the parameters (http://snomed.info/sct/731000124108/731000124108).

This profile defines the expected capabilities of the ‘‘LIS’’ actor when conforming to the Cancer Pathology Data Sharing Guide. This role is responsible for allowing creation, modification and deletion of DiagnosticReports and allows searching and retrieval of resources using US Core APIs.

This profile defines the expected capabilities of the ‘‘EHR’’ actor when conforming to the Cancer Pathology Data Sharing IG. This role is responsible for allowing creation, modification and deletion of ServiceRequests that represent the request for Pathological analysis (and associated reports), and allows searching and retrieval of resources using US Core APIs.