US Public Health Profiles Library
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US Public Health Profiles Library, published by HL7 International / Public Health. This guide is not an authorized publication; it is the continuous build for version 2.0.0 built by the FHIR (HL7® FHIR® Standard) CI Build. This version is based on the current content of https://github.com/HL7/fhir-us-ph-library/ and changes regularly. See the Directory of published versions

Artifacts Overview

Page standards status: Informative

Complying with this implementation guide means complying with a number of profiles, extensions, value sets and custom search parameters. This page provides an overview of where this information can be found.

The artifacts are of five types:

  • Profiles constrain FHIR resources to reflect requirements for US Public Health concepts.
  • Extensions define additional data elements that can be conveyed as part of a resource.
  • Code Systems define guide-specific terminologies to be used in one or more of the profiles.
  • Value Sets define the specific subsets of code systems that can be (or are recommended to be) used within one or more profile elements.
  • Examples (instances) of the profiles defined in this guide and of profiles and resources defined elsewhere.

Profiles

Profiles: Content

Profiles defining what data is exchanged about health encounters, clinical findings, clinical history, and related concepts.

Profiles: Content - Entities

Profiles defining what data is exchanged about entities such as people, places, and organizations.

Profiles: Content - Extensions

Extensions defining what data about entities is exchanged.

Profiles: Architecture

Profiles that are related to how data is defined and exchanged. These profiles support representation and use of metadata to support consistent content lifecycle management.

Profiles: Architecture - Extensions

Extension profiles that are related to how data is defined and exchanged.

Profiles: Architecture - Terminology

Terminology profiles that are related to how data is defined and exchanged. These profiles support representation and use of metadata to address terminology concerns and support consistent content lifecycle management.

ValueSet Profiles
Library Profiles

Examples

Examples: Content

Example instances of the Content profiles that show what data produced and consumed by systems conforming with the profiles in this library might look like.

Examples: Content - Entities

Sample instances of Content: Entities profiles, illustrating the types of data that systems adhering to the profiles in this library might produce and consume.

Examples: Architecture

Sample instances of the Architecture profiles, demonstrating the types of data that systems conforming to the profiles in this library might produce and consume.

Examples: Terminology

Examples of the Terminologies profiles that show what data produced and consumed by systems conforming with the profiles in this library might look like.

Terminology

Code Systems

CodeSystems defined in this profiles library.

Value Sets

ValueSets defined in this profiles library.