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| + | * [[Media:openEHR-FHIR-AdverseReactionRisk-review-summary_2014-10-09.pdf|openEHR Adverse Reaction archetype public review summary (2012-5-16)]] | ||
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| + | * http://www.healthintersections.com.au/?p=2267 | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:30, 2 November 2014
Return to: Patient Care
Return to: Allergy & Intolerance
Background
openEHR published an "Adverse Reaction" archetype which has been used to represent both the "allergy/intolerance" condition and allergic or intolerance reactions when a susceptible person is exposed to allergens or substances he/she has intolerance to.
openEHR has engaged HL7 and FHIR members in a harmonization efforts to produce a model that may be accepted by the respective stakeholder groups.
openEHR offered the "adverse reaction" archetype for public review through its collaborative portal:
The PCWG Allergy/Intolerance project team is one of the stakeholder groups in this harmonization activity.
Related Links and Documents
