CH EPREG (R4)
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CH EPREG (R4), published by HL7 Switzerland. This guide is not an authorized publication; it is the continuous build for version 1.0.0-ci-build built by the FHIR (HL7® FHIR® Standard) CI Build. This version is based on the current content of https://github.com/hl7ch/ch-epreg/ and changes regularly. See the Directory of published versions

Child Relationships

Child and Mother

The relationship between the biological mother and her child (fetus/newborn) is modeled using the Patient and RelatedPerson resources, as depicted in the figures below. This approach follows the guidelines outlined in the Mother and newborn relationships section of the FHIR specification and the International Birth And Child Model Implementation Guide.

Mother with her Single Child

Fig.: Relationship between the biological mother and her single child

Fig.: Relationship between the biological mother and her single child

Example instances:
Patient: Mother –> RelatedPerson: Mother –> Patient: Child

Profiles:
CH EPREG Patient: Mother –> CH EPREG RelatedPerson: Mother –> CH EPREG Patient: Child

Mother with her Multiple Children

Fig.: Relationship between the biological mother and her multiple children (e.g. twins)

Fig.: Relationship between the biological mother and her multiple children (e.g. twins)

Encounters/Observations of Mother and Child

Fig.: Encounters and observations of the biological mother and her child with their references

Fig.: Encounters and observations of the biological mother and her child with their references

Example instances:
Mother: Observation: Gestational Age –> Encounter –> Patient
Child: Observation: Fetal Position –> Encounter –> Patient

Child and Parents

Besides the biological mother, other parents (e.g., biological father, social father, social mother) can be represented using the same structure. The type of parent is defined in the RelatedPerson.relationship element.

Fig.: Relationship between a parent and the child

Fig.: Relationship between a parent and the child

Example instances:
RelatedPerson: Biological Father –> Patient: Child

Profile:
RelatedPerson: Parent