HL7 Europe Common Cancer Model
0.1.0 - ci-build 150

HL7 Europe Common Cancer Model, published by HL7 Europe. This guide is not an authorized publication; it is the continuous build for version 0.1.0 built by the FHIR (HL7® FHIR® Standard) CI Build. This version is based on the current content of https://github.com/hl7-eu/cancer-common/ and changes regularly. See the Directory of published versions

CancerPatient Mapping

CancerPatient -> PatientEuCcm / ObservationComorbiditiesEuCcm

CancerPatient -> PatientEuCcm / ObservationComorbiditiesEuCcm

This page explains how elements from the CancerPatient logical model are expressed in the PatientEuCcm and ObservationComorbiditiesEuCcm profiles used by this Implementation Guide.

Mapping Context

CancerPatient -> PatientEuCcm / ObservationComorbiditiesEuCcm
CancerPatient (Logical Model) Relationship PatientEuCcm / ObservationComorbiditiesEuCcm
Element Description Relation Resource Element Description Notes
birthDate At least the year must be present. equivalent PatientbirthDate Date of birth. Use partial date if only year/month is known.
sexAtBirth Choice: Male | Female | Unknown | Other. equivalent Patientextension[recordedSexOrGender] Recorded sex or gender. Use recordedSexOrGender with type = $loinc#76689-9 "Sex assigned at birth"
observedSexGender Observed sex/gender (see Gender Harmony). related-to Patientgender Administrative gender. Use gender when appropriate; consider an extension if distinct from administrative gender.
comorbiditiesAtCancerDiagnosis Active chronic conditions present at the time of cancer diagnosis. related-to Observationextension[comorbidConditionPresent] Comorbidities present captured as related-condition extension. Use ObservationComorbiditiesEuCcm to represent present comorbidities.
comorbiditiesAtCancerDiagnosis Active chronic conditions present at the time of cancer diagnosis. related-to Observationextension[comorbidConditionAbsent] Comorbidities absent captured as related-condition extension. Use ObservationComorbiditiesEuCcm to represent absent comorbidities.

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