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Example MedicationRequest/medrx0304 (Narrative)

Maturity Level : N/A
Responsible Owner: Pharmacy Work Group Standards Status : Informative Compartments : Encounter , Group , Patient , Practitioner

This is the narrative for the resource. See also the XML , JSON or Turtle format. This example conforms to the profile MedicationRequest .

Generated Narrative: MedicationRequest medrx0304

Resource MedicationRequest "medrx0304"

identifier : id: 12345689 (use: OFFICIAL) http://www.bmc.nl/portal/prescriptions /12345689 (use: official, )

status : completed Completed

intent : order Order

Medications

- Reference
* code : Nystatin 100,000 units/ml u/ml oral suspension (product) ( SNOMED CT #324689003)

subject : Patient/pat1: Donald Duck "Donald DUCK"

authoredOn : 2015-01-15

requester : Practitioner/f007: Patrick Pump "Simone HEPS"

dosageInstruction

sequence : 1

text : 10 drops four times daily - apply in mouth using cotton swab or finger

timing : 4 per 1 days day

DoseAndRates

- doseAndRate Type Dose[x]
* Ordered 10 drop (Details: Orderable Drug Form codeDROP = 'Drops')

dispenseRequest

validityPeriod : 2015-01-15 --> 2016-01-15

numberOfRepeatsAllowed : 3

quantity : 10 ml (Details: UCUM code ml codeml = 'ml')

ExpectedSupplyDurations

- Value Unit System Code
* 10 days Unified Code for Units of Measure (UCUM) http://unitsofmeasure.org d
 

Generated Narrative: Medication #med0312

Other examples that reference this example: code : Product containing precisely nystatin 100000 unit/1 milliliter conventional release oral suspension (clinical drug)

MedicationRequest/Liquid

 

 

Usage note: every effort has been made to ensure that the examples are correct and useful, but they are not a normative part of the specification.