Stream: implementers
Topic: Timing, specific times
Bjørn-Petter Johannessen (Aug 15 2016 at 09:07):
Hello. We're trying to figure out the code for planning medications. E.g. medicine at one day at given times, e.g., 08:00, 16:00, 22:00. Would it be correct to use three <repeat> like this? Seems like a inconvenient solution.
<schedule>
<repeat>
<boundsPeriod>
<start value="2016-08-16T08:00:00" />
<stop value="2016-08-16T08:00:00" />
</boundsPeriod>
<frequency value="1" />
<period value="1" />
<periodUnits value="d" />
</repeat>
<repeat>
<boundsPeriod>
<start value="2016-08-16T16:00:00" />
<stop value="2016-08-16T16:00:00" />
</boundsPeriod>
<frequency value="1" />
<period value="1" />
<periodUnits value="d" />
</repeat>
<repeat>
<boundsPeriod>
<start value="2016-08-16T22:00:00" />
<stop value="2016-08-16T22:00:00" />
</boundsPeriod>
<frequency value="1" />
<period value="1" />
<periodUnits value="d" />
</repeat>
</schedule>
Melva Peters (Aug 15 2016 at 15:50):
@Bjørn-Petter Johannessen I would suggest that you post a Gforge tracker item for Pharmacy WG to discuss. There has been a similar request for examples on how to handle single day dosing, but you raised a variation on it.
Bjørn-Petter Johannessen (Aug 15 2016 at 16:20):
@Melva Peters Thanks! Will do :-)
Melva Peters (Aug 15 2016 at 20:52):
@Bjørn-Petter Johannessen Pharmacy WG had a quick look at this issue on our call today and the xml you included doesn't look correct. The ><repeat> attribute is 0..1 in the timing element. We will discuss this further once you submit your tracker item.
Bjørn-Petter Johannessen (Aug 17 2016 at 21:06):
@Melva Peters Sounds correct. Thanks!
Phuong Pedersen (Sep 04 2016 at 16:51):
Hi, @Bjørn-Petter Johannessen was helping me out, but it is now unfortunaly back in his studies. I would like to know how to submit a tracker item. The same principles applies to how we implement the timing in nursing, e.g. turn the pasient 3 x day. Allthought nursing does not seem to have the same strict timing as medication, but the principles are the same. If we solve this for medication, that is a complex case, it is even more simple for nursing stuff.
David Hay (Sep 04 2016 at 22:55):
Can you not use one of the examples in the spec: http://hl7.org/fhir/2016Sep/datatypes.html#timing
Lloyd McKenzie (Sep 05 2016 at 02:21):
@Phuong Pedersen to submit a tracker item, click on the "Request a change" link at the bottom of any page in the spec. You'll need to register if it's your first time - a human will verify that you appear to be a human and then you'll get an email confirmation link. If you don't see one within about 24 hours, check your spam folder and if you don't see anything there, send me a PM. Once you're registered, you can submit tracker items to your heart's content :)
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