Hi Heather,
I have been using an 'Anonymised person' archetype for this purpose,
including a 'Vital status' element which came out of the PARENT work and
European Rare Disease registry definitions.
This is still in an Incubator.
http://openehr.org/ckm/#showArchetype_1013.1.1745
Ian
Dr Ian McNi
Thanks Grahame,
Knew someone would be able to provide a HL7 POV
H
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Sent: Tuesday, 5 January 2016 6:29 PM
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Subject: Re: Alive vs Dead
FHIR - either
deceas
Hi Heath,
There are many things in the demographic archetypes that we seem to sometimes
need in a clinical context. And this seems to be one.
I couldn't find it in any demographic archetype on CKM - do you have one?
Regards
Heather
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And proper HL7 v3
Deceased Indicator
Boolean with true / false
And the decease date can be added
All in the person entity
Works same as Grahame explains for FHIR.
In summary
If we meet someone in the real world we know he is alive.
We are Modelling however and abstract from reality.
Alive is a
Heather,
The fact that a person is deceased is already represented in demographic
archetypes.
Regards
Heath
On Mon, Jan 4, 2016 at 11:20 PM -0800, "Heather Leslie"
mailto:heather.les...@oceaninformatics.com>>
wrote:
Just talking it through further with Hugh.
The notion of a patient being
FHIR - either
deceasedBoolean = false: known not to be deceased as of record date
deceasedBoolean = true: known to be deceased as of record date, but date
not known
deceasedDate = [date] : known to have passed away on provided date
CDA/RIM: same - but the names are different (and allows fo
Just talking it through further with Hugh.
The notion of a patient being alive is only possible while they are in the room
with you. As soon as they walk out the door they could drop dead.
So this adds a further complication. From a pure modelling point of view:
* the only reliable stat
Hi everyone,
Seeking some advice please.
In the context of a data registry or research database to record if a person is
alive or dead. Maybe there might be an alternative value of 'unsure' or
'indeterminate' as well, I guess.
I'm wondering if there is any naming convention for this data eleme
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