S1.1. Identification, Status and Revision
These guidelines describe provisions for consistent identification, indication of status and representation of revisions to statements.
These guidelines apply to the following classes.
EhrStatement / EhrFolder / EhrComposition / LinkSet |
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[1..1] id (II) An instance identifier of this statement represented as using the Identifier Global flavour of the II data type. |
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[1..1] statusCode (CS) {CNE:EhrActState} Current statements have the status "COMPLETE" implying a valid record of a completed observation. Statements that have been replaced by a corrected or updated record have the status "OBSOLETE" have are are pointed to by an EhrStatement/replacementOf reference from another statement. Statements that have been deleted but not replaced have the status "NULLIFIED" and should also be pointed to the EhrStatement/replacementOf reference of an instance of EhrEmpty. A current statement has the status "COMPLETE" whether or it is new or a revision. The distinction between a new statement and a revised statement is made the presence or absence of the EhrStatement/replacementOf element. |
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[1..1] availabilityTime (TS) The system timestamp applied when this information was recorded (or last revised) in the originating system. |
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[0..1] replacementOf (EhrStatement/replacementOf) If this statement replaces another component then this association refers to the "OBSOLETE" statement that it revises. - NOTE: All revisions are represented by complete replacement of the revised component.
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| [1..1] typeCode (CS){ Fixed="RPLC " } Indicates that the source component is a revision of the referenced target component. |
| [1..1] StatementRef (StatementRef) Refers to the revised component using a unique identifier. |
| [1..1] classCode (CS) {CNE:x_ClinicalStatement} Indicates the class code of the referenced statement. |
| [1..1] moodCode (CS) {CNE:x_StatementMood} | [1..1] id (II) The instance identifier of the statement revised by this statement. - The referenced record component is either present in this communication of which have been previously communicated between the parties involved in this interaction.
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