Business name: B: Care Composition Identifier

Unique identifier of an encounter, condition or care-based collection.

Allows care compositions to be uniquely identified and referenced.

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Business name: A: Care Composition Type

Identifies the kind of composition represented. Examples include encounters ("Emergency Encounter", "Long Term Care Encounter", etc), health condition (episode)-based collections (e.g. "Diabetes", "Hypertension", etc) and general care-based collections such as "gynecological care".

Allows care compositions to be captured and categorized at different levels of abstraction, and is therefore mandatory.

EPHS: vocab concepts needed for LAB ID, Special Considerations ID etc.

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Business name: Care Composition Effective Date

Business name: Service Location Type

Business name: K:Other Identifier

Alternate Identifiers for the Patient (e.g., Drivers License number, Health insurance number).

Other identification numbers associated with identifying a patient.

Business name: J:Other Identifier Type

Describes the identification type (driver's license, etc.)

Used to set the type of identier

Business name: Identifying Characteristics Observation Type

Describes the observation type.

Used to categorize this observation event. For this model, the observation is a description of patient characteristics used for identification.

Business name: I:Patient Characteristics Text

A text attribute that is specifically used to describe identifying characteristics of a patient.

When a lab does not have access to the client registry to identify the patient, additional information is helpful in patient identification. This text description allows for non-coded patient descriptive details which don't change measurable over time and can be used to assist in patient identification.

Business name: A:Patient Identifier

The cardinality of patient identifiers is up to 3 based on the use case to support communication of a local and jurisdictional identifier along with the national identifier.

Business name: E:Patient Address

Business name: F:Patient Contact Phone and E-Mails

Business name: L:Patient Health Card Version Code

Business name: B:Patient Name

The name by which the patient is known and which apply to a particular clinical action that has been reported or recorded.

Used, with other patient identity attributes, to confirm patient identity, as well as when addressing the patient. Element is populated because the patient's name is frequently necessary for positive identification of the patient in the jurisdictional client registry.

Business name: D:Patient Gender

Indicates the gender (sex) of the patient. Complex genetic genders are handled as observations if they are considered relevant.

Used to confirm patient identity.

Business name: C: Patient Birth Datetime

Indicates the date on which the patient was born.

Used to confirm patient identity.

Business name: G:Patient Deceased Indicator

Indicates whether the patient is deceased.

Business name: H:Patient Deceased Datetime

The date/time the patient died or was ruled "deceased."