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Type:
Change Request
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Resolution: Not Persuasive with Modification
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Priority:
Medium
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US Core (FHIR)
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3.1.0 [deprecated]
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Cross-Group Projects
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Profiles and Extensions
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3.29.1
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Eric Haas/Brett Marquard:7-0-0
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Clarification
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Non-substantive
Two points:
1) US Core only enables an implantable device and needs to also allow reference to a non-implantable device (specifically DME but also to address software as a device). FHIR Device resource allows both.
2) US Core should provide guidance about how to reference placement, ordering and/or use of a device in a consistent manner: Suggested options to provide greater clarity for expressing device placement or usage include:
- Procedure for
- placement/insertion of a device, or
- use/manipulation of a device for which the result attribute can reference the expected outcome of such use.
- Observation allows reference to an observation about device usage, stability, and presence.
- Condition allows reference to the existence of an implantable device on a problem list.
- DeviceRequest enables reference to an order for the device with the requester attribute indicating the source of the order information (e.g., requester is practitioner if ordered by the physician; the requester is patient / Care Partner if the patient or caregiver reports the device is in use, i.e., not initiated by a clinician order for durable medical equipment) - I.e., parallel to how an active medication list is managed in US Core.
- relates to
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FHIR-27810 Resource constraints based on Jurisdiction which are not well documented
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- Applied
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FHIR-27810 Resource constraints based on Jurisdiction which are not well documented
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- Applied
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