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Back to Clinical Statement Change Requests page.
Submitted by: Heath Frankel | Revision date: 3-Nov-04 |
Submitted date: 30-Oct-04 | Change request ID: CSCR-003 |
(Copied from HL7 Website Meeting Minutes and original Change Request)
Issue
Goal mood is required to be used within the Observation Act and likely that other moods will also be required along with other acts in the clinical statement.
Recommendation
Change Observation moodCode domain to ActMood or create a new xDomain to allow goal mood to be used. In the later case, further analysis should also be done to ensure all moods required within the clinical statement observation act are included such as Evt.Crt. If the most general domain is included then the referenceRange, conditions and precondition Act relationships could be collapsed into the generic clinical statement structures. Review of moodCode domain for all other clinical statement acts should be done. At the very least the xDocumentXxxx domain should either be replaced or renamed, as the clinical statement is no longer only applicable to CDA.
Rationale
Goal mood and others may be required within the clinical statement Acts.
Discussion
Recommended Action Items
Resolution
Proposal is to include a goal and create a new x-domain to include this. Clinical Statement Mood x-domain: EVN, DEF, GOL, INT, PRMS, PRP, RQL, APT, ARQ. Against: 0, Abstain: 0, In Favor: 5. Heath will submit harmonization proposal.
Gaby Jewell, Heath Frankel, Bob Dolin, Hans Buitendijk, Dan Russler, Steven Chu