Logical model describing the patient affected by cancer, acting as the central subject for diagnosis, treatments, disease evolution and follow-up. Derived from Cancer_Common_Logical_Model_20260521.xlsx (sheet CancerPatient).

Patient date of birth (at least the year should be available).

At least the year must be present.

Biological sex assigned at birth, determined by sex characteristics observed at birth or infancy (e.g., genital characteristics and/or chromosome composition). This represents sex as a biological variable and should not be used to represent gender identity or administrative gender.

This element refers to biological sex assigned at birth (not gender identity). It is typically captured once and is not expected to change. Choice: Male | Female | Unknown | Other

Recorded sex at the time of cancer diagnosis, if different from SexAtBirth. This captures what is documented at diagnosis and should be interpreted in line with the clinical record context.

It shall be present if changed respect the SexAtBirth. See https://confluence.hl7.org/spaces/VOC/pages/40743893/The+Gender+Harmony+Project

Active chronic conditions present at the time of cancer diagnosis.

Active chronic conditions present at the time of cancer diagnosis.

Logical model describing the patient affected by cancer, acting as the central subject for diagnosis, treatments, disease evolution and follow-up. Derived from Cancer_Common_Logical_Model_20260521.xlsx (sheet CancerPatient).

Patient date of birth (at least the year should be available).

At least the year must be present.

Biological sex assigned at birth, determined by sex characteristics observed at birth or infancy (e.g., genital characteristics and/or chromosome composition). This represents sex as a biological variable and should not be used to represent gender identity or administrative gender.

This element refers to biological sex assigned at birth (not gender identity). It is typically captured once and is not expected to change. Choice: Male | Female | Unknown | Other

Recorded sex at the time of cancer diagnosis, if different from SexAtBirth. This captures what is documented at diagnosis and should be interpreted in line with the clinical record context.

It shall be present if changed respect the SexAtBirth. See https://confluence.hl7.org/spaces/VOC/pages/40743893/The+Gender+Harmony+Project

Active chronic conditions present at the time of cancer diagnosis.

Active chronic conditions present at the time of cancer diagnosis.

Logical model describing the patient affected by cancer, acting as the central subject for diagnosis, treatments, disease evolution and follow-up. Derived from Cancer_Common_Logical_Model_20260521.xlsx (sheet CancerPatient).

Patient date of birth (at least the year should be available).

At least the year must be present.

Biological sex assigned at birth, determined by sex characteristics observed at birth or infancy (e.g., genital characteristics and/or chromosome composition). This represents sex as a biological variable and should not be used to represent gender identity or administrative gender.

This element refers to biological sex assigned at birth (not gender identity). It is typically captured once and is not expected to change. Choice: Male | Female | Unknown | Other

Recorded sex at the time of cancer diagnosis, if different from SexAtBirth. This captures what is documented at diagnosis and should be interpreted in line with the clinical record context.

It shall be present if changed respect the SexAtBirth. See https://confluence.hl7.org/spaces/VOC/pages/40743893/The+Gender+Harmony+Project

Active chronic conditions present at the time of cancer diagnosis.

Active chronic conditions present at the time of cancer diagnosis.