Implementation Guide CH VACD
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Implementation Guide CH VACD, published by HL7 Switzerland. This guide is not an authorized publication; it is the continuous build for version 5.0.0-ci-build built by the FHIR (HL7® FHIR® Standard) CI Build. This version is based on the current content of https://github.com/hl7ch/ch-vacd/ and changes regularly. See the Directory of published versions

Immunization Administration Document

The Immunization Administration document describes the content and format of an immunization administration document. It serves to document changes in the immunization status and contains information on applied immunizations and further relevant chapters as medical and exposition risks or serology results.

This document is allowed to be used in context of the Swiss EPR but can also used in context of data exchange next to the Swiss EPR.

Aggregation

Immunization Administration document have one to multiple entries documenting actions on a patient around vaccination. An Immunization Administration document can, but does normally not document the complete immunization status of a patient. Therefor we have defined the document Vaccination Record which can be created by the the aggregation of Immunization Administration documents and is described here.

FHIR document (Bundle)

This exchange format is defined as a document type that corresponds to a Bundle as a FHIR resource. A Bundle has a list of entries. The first entry is the Composition, in which all contained entries are then referenced.

Fig.: Immunization Administration document

Fig.: Immunization Administration document

Narrative Text Generation

The narrative text in the composition of the bundle of type document can be generated using the FHIR XML representation and the defined xslt transformer defined in this implementation guide. for further details see Narrative Text Generation

Examples

  • 1.1 Example Immunization Administration document: XML, JSON
  • 2.1 Example Immunization Administration composition: XML, JSON
  • 3.1 Example Patient: XML, JSON

Resource profiles