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The Canonical Resource Management Infrastructure implementation guide defines profiles, operations, capability statements and guidance to facilitate the content management lifecycle for authoring, publishing, distribution, and implementation of FHIR knowledge artifacts such as value sets, profiles, libraries, rules, and measures. The guide is intended to be used by specification and content implementation guide authors as both a dependency for validation of published artifacts, and a guide for construction and publication of content.
This implementation guide is based upon work in multiple quality improvement and reporting domains. Various implementation guides have developed similar infrastructure-level profiles for conformance and knowledge artifacts. These profiles are being refactored into universal-realm, domain-independent profiles that can then be re-used in future versions of those specifications, as well as included in future versions of the base FHIR specification.
Canonical Resource Types
The following is a list of FHIR resource types that are considered canonical resources along with a grouping of these resource types by priority of support within this implementation guide. Priority groupings are first described generally and any specific exceptions to those groupings (e.g., a different prioritization for a particular operation) should be described explicitly elsewhere.
Canonical Resource Types
ActivityDefinition
CapabilityStatement
CareTeam (non-canonical definitional)
ChargeItemDefinition (not considered in this IG)
CodeSystem
CompartmentDefinition (not profiled because only HL7 can define CompartmentDefinition instances)
The following groupings of these canonical resources indicate priority of support as well as categorization of capability within this implementation guide:
Knowledge Artifacts (Primary)
ActivityDefinition
Library
Measure
PlanDefinition
Questionnaire
Terminology Artifacts (Secondary)
ValueSet
CodeSystem
ConceptMap
NamingSystem
Conformance Artifacts (Tertiary)
CapabilityStatement
CompartmentDefinition
GraphDefinition
ImplementationGuide
MessageDefinition
OperationDefinition
StructureDefinition
StructureMap
SearchParameter
SubscriptionTopic (R5)
TerminologyCapabilities
Domain Definition Artifacts
ActorDefinition (R5)
CareTeam (non-canonical definitional)
ConditionDefinition
ClinicalUseDefinition (R5)
DeviceDefinition
Group (non-canonical definitional)
Location (non-canonical definitional)
Medication (non-canonical definitional)
MedicationKnowledge (non-canonical definitional)
Practitioner (non-canonical definitional)
PractitionerRole (non-canonical definitional)
ObservationDefinition
Organization (non-canonical definitional)
SpecimenDefinition
Substance (non-canonical definitional)
Evidence-based Medicine Artifacts (Quarternary)
If you are using these constructs in R4, this implementation guide provides an approach to supporting content development lifecycle for these resources. However, the EBM-on-FHIR project has made significant changes to these and other EBM resources in R5 and moving forward. Contact the EBM-on-FHIR project if you have needs for these constructs in R5.
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