CH EMED EPR
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CodeableConcept. A codeable concept is a concept that can be expressed with codes from code systems. It can contain zero, one or more codings.
There are two uses for them, for human use (e.g. the route of administration) and for computer use (e.g. the composition type).
The first one has a mandatory text
element, while the second one has it optional.
For human use, implementers:
text
attribute and MAY support the codings, depending on the code systems that are used.text
attribute.text
attribute to the user, and MAY add information about the different codings used.For computer use, implementers:
text
attribute.Coding. It represents a code in a code system.
The system
SHOULD be a public code system, not a private one (e.g. internal to a specific organization, or undocumented); it would not have any interoperability value.
The display
MAY be used but is not mandatory; it should be one of the display names defined by the value set.
The version
is not used, code system versioning is hard.
date.
Please only use xs:date (i.e. YYYY-MM-DD
), unless you have a very good reason to be less precise than that.
dateTime.
Please only use xs:dateTime with timezone (i.e. YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss+zz:zz
or YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZ
),
unless you have a very good reason to be less precise than that.
In some cases, the recommendation is to only use xs:date (i.e. YYYY-MM-DD
)
for example with dosage period start and stop dates, where the precision usually is to the day.
When encountering an incomplete date, it can be completed as follows: