Jan 2015 Ballot Comment #337

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    • Type: Change Request
    • Resolution: Persuasive
    • Priority: Medium
    • FHIR Core (FHIR)
    • DSTU1 [deprecated]
    • Public Health
    • Immunization
      ImmunizationRecommendation
    • 1.15.4.1.145
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      • Highlight the fact that this is an example in the detailed description of the element
      • Remove the reference to VaccineType valueset and remove the valueset from the list of FHIR valuesets
      • Create a new example valueset that stresses that multiple systems can be used, especially highlighting systems used in an internactional context
      • Create examples using different (international) codes.

      EK/RS?27/0/0

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      Highlight the fact that this is an example in the detailed description of the element Remove the reference to VaccineType valueset and remove the valueset from the list of FHIR valuesets Create a new example valueset that stresses that multiple systems can be used, especially highlighting systems used in an internactional context Create examples using different (international) codes. EK/RS?27/0/0
    • Enhancement
    • Non-compatible
    • DSTU1 [deprecated]

      Comments
      The vaccine type code system does not include needed granularity. The codes mirror an early release of CVX, though CVX is numeric strings with minimum length of 2 (DPT = 01). The flu vaccines are among those where the codes are inadequate. They do not include nasal flu, quadrivalent flu, intradermal flu, etc. We would be better served adopting CVX or RxNorm or other code system that is sufficiently granular.

      Grahame's Comments
      remove cvx from v3 publishing list - and get vocab to review the v3 code systems for other external code systems that should not be published

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            robsavage
            robsavage
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