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The displayed contents below this line is the outline for a profile proposal

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For additional guidance on considerations for profile creation, refer to FHIR Profile Considerations

PutProposedProfileNameHere

Profile names should meet the following characteristics:

• Upper camel case
• U.S. English
• Domain-friendly
• Short
• Clear
• Unique
• Avoid non-universal abbreviations (e.g. URL would be ok)
• Be expressed as a noun
• Be consistent with other similar Profiles

Parent Resource

Put a link to the resource that will be profiled here.

• ResourceName

Constraints to be Applied

Describe how the current resource will be constrained.

• Constraint 1
• Constraint 2

Extensions to be Applied

Describe how the current resource will be extended.

• Extension 1
• Extension 2

Example Scenarios

Provide a listing of the types of scenarios to be represented in the examples produced for this Profile. They should demonstrate the full scope of the Profile and allow exercising of the Profiles capabilities (full element coverage, inclusion & omission of optional elements, repeating and singleton repeating elements, etc.)

Scope of coverage

Define the full scope of coverage for the Profile. The scope must be clearly delineated such that it does not overlap with any other existing or expected Profile. The scope will be used to govern "what is the set of potential applications to consider when evaluating what elements are 'core' – i.e. in the 80%"

Scope should consider numerous aspects of breadth of scope, including:

• Subject: Human vs. non-human vs. non-patient (e.g. lab bench medicine)
• Disciplines: Environmental Health, Palliative, Respiratory, Psychology, Maternity, Clinical Research
• Delivery environment (Community, Geriatric, Home care, Emergency, Inpatient, Intensive, Neonatal, Pediatric, Primary)
• Locale: Country, region

As a rule, Profiles should encompass all of these aspects.

Owning committee name

The name of the committee that is proposed to have responsibility for developing and maintaining the Profiles.

YourCommitteeName

Contributing or Reviewing Work Groups

Additional work groups that may have an interest in contributing to, or reviewing the content of the Profile (optional)

• Work Group Name
• or link
• or "None"

FHIR Profile Development Project Insight ID

Please specify the id of your work group’s PSS for doing FHIR work. (If submitted but not yet approved, just write “pending”.) The link to the PSS template can be found [[1]]

Expected implementations

Key Profiles are justified by CCDA, for Profiles not deemed "key", what interest is there by implementers in using this particular Profile. Provide named implementations if possible - ideally provide multiple independent implementations

Timelines

Indicate the target date for having the Profile complete from a committee perspective and ready for vetting and voting

gForge Users

Identify the userids who will require commit access to gForge to maintain the Profile. (Ensure all users have registered for gForge.)