Confirmation

Adds building name suburb domicile code and geocode to the Address datatype

The base New Zealand Patient profile

This profile adds the Contact Point Purpose and EDI address extensions to the standard data type

This profile represents the constraints applied to the Patient resource by the International Patient Summary (IPS) FHIR Implementation Guide and describes the minimum expectations for the Patient resource when used in the IPS composition or in one of the referred resources.

Clinical document used to represent the MedicAlert Patient Summary based on the International Patient Summary (IPS) data set. An International Patient Summary (IPS) document is an electronic health record extract containing essential healthcare information about a subject of care. The IPS dataset is minimal and non-exhaustive; specialty-agnostic and condition-independent; but still clinically relevant. As specified in EN 17269 and ISO DIS 27269 it is designed for supporting the use case scenario for ‘unplanned cross border care’ but it is not limited to it. It is intended to be international i.e. to provide generic solutions for global application beyond a particular region or country. This profile is based on the ClinicalDocument profile.

This profile represents the constraints applied to the AllergyIntolerance resource by the International Patient Summary (IPS) FHIR Implementation Guide. A record of an allergy or intolerance is represented in the patient summary as an instance of an AllergyIntolerance resource constrained by this profile. It documents the relevant allergies or intolerances (conditions) for a patient describing the kind of reaction (e.g. rash anaphylaxis ..); preferably the agents that cause it; and optionally the criticality and the certainty of the allergy.

This profile extends the capabilities of the coding data type to support multi-language designations (display). It relies on the Translation extension.

A physical location from which health goods and or services are provided. They are also referred to as an HPI Facility.

This profile defines a patient structure that localises core concepts including identifiers and terminology for use in an Australian context.