Generated Narrative: StructureDefinition CF Profile: HL7 v2 Complex Data Type Profile Name Flags Card. Type Description & Constraints <a href="StructureDefinition-CF-definitions.html#CF" title="Definition: This data type transmits codes and the formatted text associated with the code. This data type can be used to transmit for the first time the formatted text for the *canned text* portion of a report, for example, a standard radiological description for a normal chest X‑ray. The receiving system can store this information and in subsequent messages only the identifier need be sent. Another potential use of this data type is transmitting master file records that contain formatted text. This data type has six components as follows:">CF 0..* V2ComplexDataType coded element with formatted values #xD; 1 0..1 string Identifier #xD; 2 0..1 string Formatted Text #xD; 3 0..1 code Name of Coding System Binding: hl7VS-codingSystem (required) #xD; 4 0..1 string Alternate Identifier #xD; 5 0..1 string Alternate Formatted Text #xD; 6 0..1 code Name of Alternate Coding System Binding: hl7VS-codingSystem (required) #xD; 7 0..1 string Coding System Version ID #xD; 8 0..1 string Alternate Coding System Version ID #xD; 9 0..1 string Original Text #xD; 10 0..1 string Second Alternate Identifier #xD; 11 0..1 string Second Alternate Formatted Text #xD; 12 0..1 code Name of Second Alternate Coding System Binding: hl7VS-codingSystem (required) #xD; 13 0..1 string Second Alternate Coding System Version ID #xD; 14 0..1 string Coding System OID #xD; 15 0..1 string Value Set OID #xD; 16 0..1 dateTime Value Set Version ID #xD; 17 0..1 string Alternate Coding System OID #xD; 18 0..1 string Alternate Value Set OID #xD; 19 0..1 dateTime Alternate Value Set Version ID #xD; 20 0..1 string Second Alternate Coding System OID #xD; 21 0..1 string Second Alternate Value Set OID #xD; 22 0..1 dateTime Second Alternate Value Set Version ID #xD; Documentation for this format
As of v2.7 a third tuple, formerly known as triplet, has been added to the CF data type. Additionally, 3 new components were added to each tuple such that each tuple now has a total of 7 components. The Original Text component applies to the CF as a whole. *Note:* The Vocabulary TC is the steward of the CF data type. The components, primary and alternate, are defined exactly as in the CE data type with the exception of the second and fifth components, which are of the formatted text data type. Example: OBX||CF|71020^CXR^99CPMC||79989^\H\Description:\N\\.sp\\ti+4\Heart is not enlarged. There is no evidence of pneumonia, effusion, pneumothorax or any masses. \.sp+3\\H\Impression:\N\\.sp\\.ti+4\Negative chest.^99CPMC
Definition: This data type transmits codes and the formatted text associated with the code. This data type can be used to transmit for the first time the formatted text for the *canned text* portion of a report, for example, a standard radiological description for a normal chest X‑ray. The receiving system can store this information and in subsequent messages only the identifier need be sent. Another potential use of this data type is transmitting master file records that contain formatted text. This data type has six components as follows:
Second Alternate Coding System Version ID