Logical model for prescribed/dispensed medication. The model is shared by statements, requests, dispensations, and treatment lines. Each of those may have different restrictions in FHIR profile.

Identifier or product code for the product, independently of the level of product. If several identifiers are specified, they shall not have conflicting meanings or very different granularities.

Classification (e.g. ATC; narcotic/psychotropic; orphan drug; etc.)

Name of the product (full name, invented name, other). When the product has different names, the appropriate one for the context should be used. Translations of names can be provided.

Marketing authorisation holder of manufacturer of the medicinal product. Relevant for identifying the exact product.

Name of the organisation holding the authorisation for marketing/mahufacturing

Identifier of the organisation and/or its physical location

Dose form(s) on a product level. Dose form for a single package item is defined below.

Overall amount of product in one package (100ml; 20 tablets; 1 creme & 6 pessaries)

A medication item. For combination packs, this can be manufactured items with each item having its own dose form and ingredients+strengths defined

Dose form

Ingredients

Role (active ingredient, excipient). Typically excipients are not needed, so by default active ingredients are expected.

Substance

Concentration or presentation strength

Concentration or presentation strength of the precise active ingredient

Substance that the strength refers to, if different from the main substance

Unit of presentation for the manufactured item (tablet, vial, tube). Typically, the smallest countable object in the package.

Manufactured item quantity for liquids (3ml/vial)

Number of such manufactured items in this product (5 vials)

Administration device included in the product

Number of such devices

Device coded

Other features of the product

A code expressing the type of characteristic

Description of the characteristic

Batch information of a medicinal product. Typically recorded during dispense or administration, rarely known or relevant for a prescription/request.

Batch identifier of the medicinal product

Batch expiration date of the medicinal product.

Serial Number of the medicinal product.

Logical model for prescribed/dispensed medication. The model is shared by statements, requests, dispensations, and treatment lines. Each of those may have different restrictions in FHIR profile.

Identifier or product code for the product, independently of the level of product. If several identifiers are specified, they shall not have conflicting meanings or very different granularities.

Classification (e.g. ATC; narcotic/psychotropic; orphan drug; etc.)

Name of the product (full name, invented name, other). When the product has different names, the appropriate one for the context should be used. Translations of names can be provided.

Marketing authorisation holder of manufacturer of the medicinal product. Relevant for identifying the exact product.

Name of the organisation holding the authorisation for marketing/mahufacturing

Identifier of the organisation and/or its physical location

Dose form(s) on a product level. Dose form for a single package item is defined below.

Overall amount of product in one package (100ml; 20 tablets; 1 creme & 6 pessaries)

A medication item. For combination packs, this can be manufactured items with each item having its own dose form and ingredients+strengths defined

Dose form

Ingredients

Role (active ingredient, excipient). Typically excipients are not needed, so by default active ingredients are expected.

Substance

Concentration or presentation strength

Concentration or presentation strength of the precise active ingredient

Substance that the strength refers to, if different from the main substance

Unit of presentation for the manufactured item (tablet, vial, tube). Typically, the smallest countable object in the package.

Manufactured item quantity for liquids (3ml/vial)

Number of such manufactured items in this product (5 vials)

Administration device included in the product

Number of such devices

Device coded

Other features of the product

A code expressing the type of characteristic

Description of the characteristic

Batch information of a medicinal product. Typically recorded during dispense or administration, rarely known or relevant for a prescription/request.

Batch identifier of the medicinal product

Batch expiration date of the medicinal product.

Serial Number of the medicinal product.

Logical model for prescribed/dispensed medication. The model is shared by statements, requests, dispensations, and treatment lines. Each of those may have different restrictions in FHIR profile.

Identifier or product code for the product, independently of the level of product. If several identifiers are specified, they shall not have conflicting meanings or very different granularities.

Classification (e.g. ATC; narcotic/psychotropic; orphan drug; etc.)

Name of the product (full name, invented name, other). When the product has different names, the appropriate one for the context should be used. Translations of names can be provided.

Marketing authorisation holder of manufacturer of the medicinal product. Relevant for identifying the exact product.

Name of the organisation holding the authorisation for marketing/mahufacturing

Identifier of the organisation and/or its physical location

Dose form(s) on a product level. Dose form for a single package item is defined below.

Overall amount of product in one package (100ml; 20 tablets; 1 creme & 6 pessaries)

A medication item. For combination packs, this can be manufactured items with each item having its own dose form and ingredients+strengths defined

Dose form

Ingredients

Role (active ingredient, excipient). Typically excipients are not needed, so by default active ingredients are expected.

Substance

Concentration or presentation strength

Concentration or presentation strength of the precise active ingredient

Substance that the strength refers to, if different from the main substance

Unit of presentation for the manufactured item (tablet, vial, tube). Typically, the smallest countable object in the package.

Manufactured item quantity for liquids (3ml/vial)

Number of such manufactured items in this product (5 vials)

Administration device included in the product

Number of such devices

Device coded

Other features of the product

A code expressing the type of characteristic

Description of the characteristic

Batch information of a medicinal product. Typically recorded during dispense or administration, rarely known or relevant for a prescription/request.

Batch identifier of the medicinal product

Batch expiration date of the medicinal product.

Serial Number of the medicinal product.