Stream: implementers
Topic: identifiers religion, nationality of Patient
Dongtu (Aug 06 2019 at 01:51):
1.I took the identity of the patient which was issued by the government in the Patient Resource(Identifier). Where is the date and place of issue? Or any other resource may indicate?
2. What 's Resource indicate nationality and religion ?
Grahame Grieve (Aug 06 2019 at 01:57):
#1 date and place of issue would be extensions - you'd define your own
#2 the specification defines extensions for religion, nationality, and citizenship
Dongtu (Aug 06 2019 at 02:31):
Thank you so much! Can I use extentions defined by me ? List extentions default not enough (https://www.hl7.org/fhir/patient-extensions.html)
Grahame Grieve (Aug 06 2019 at 02:32):
yes you can.
Dongtu (Aug 06 2019 at 02:50):
Are there any rules that create extensions? Does Fhir server accept it when validate ? The url of extension is a mandatory attribute. Are there rules here?
Richard Townley-O'Neill (Aug 06 2019 at 03:08):
@Dongtu
Extensions are defined with the StructureDefinition resource as profiles of Extension. If the structure definition is known to the FHIR server, the server can use the extension in validation, the same as any other profile.
The URL of the extension is its unique identifier. It has to be a valid URL and be unique.
Dongtu (Aug 06 2019 at 03:18):
example url: http://hl7.org/fhir/StructureDefinition/patient-religion. It 's defined defaultly by Fhir. Can I use my url ? How my fhir server know type of extension ?
Lloyd McKenzie (Aug 06 2019 at 03:29):
If there's a "standard" extension (defined by HL7, IHE, your national organization or anyone else that likely has significant adoption, you should use that existing extension (which means using the existing URL). However, if you define your own extension for something new, you would define the URL
Richard Townley-O'Neill (Aug 06 2019 at 03:29):
You identify that profile by its own URI.
If you create your own profile, give it a URI from a name space which you control or one in which you can assign URIs.
Your FHIR server will know about your extension the same way that it knows about any other profile that you define.
Dongtu (Aug 06 2019 at 04:04):
Thanks everyone :D .
In my country, there was very few integrated organization hl7.I had a lot of difficulties when I was self-manual hl7 messages to match my health system. Of course still comply with hl7 fhir standards.Then I sent Guidelines to partner. My Partner must follow this guidelines.
Do you do that with your system? Let's share to everyone :D What is the final result you achieved ? To connect many system or announced to the world that your system has integrated hl7
Thanks :D
Lloyd McKenzie (Aug 06 2019 at 04:09):
It depends on the environment you're in. In some places, there's large communities that come together around a specification. In others, a regulator dictates. But there certainly are environments like yours where one partner implements a FHIR interfaces and then works with partners to have them adopt the same specification.
Grahame Grieve (Aug 06 2019 at 04:19):
which country?
Dongtu (Aug 06 2019 at 04:34):
Vietnam!Peace and friendliness. Hope to have the opportunity to meet everyone in my country :D
Grahame Grieve (Aug 06 2019 at 04:42):
@James Agnew and I have visited Hanoi several times to work on FHIR. You should see if anyone is around here: https://chat.fhir.org/#narrow/stream/179246-vi.E1.BB.87tnam
Dongtu (Aug 06 2019 at 06:46):
Omg! when do you visit Hanoi again?
Grahame Grieve (Aug 06 2019 at 06:47):
well, probably April next year, I think
Dongtu (Aug 06 2019 at 06:54):
Hope to have the opportunity to meet you :D
my email: dongtu.hust@gmail.com
I'm pleasure to meet you!
Vivek (Nov 06 2019 at 13:00):
Richard Townley-O'Neill
Extensions are defined with the StructureDefinition resource as profiles of Extension. If the structure definition is known to the FHIR server, the server can use the extension in validation, the same as any other profile.
The URL of the extension is its unique identifier. It has to be a valid URL and be unique.
Richard Townley-O'Neill (Nov 07 2019 at 03:30):
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