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Compartments : Patient |
A
classification
of
the
type
of
consents
found
in
the
statement.
This
element
supports
indexing
and
retrieval
of
consent
statements.
Cardinality
1..*
Terminology
Binding
Consent
Category
Codes
Raw
XML
(
Extensible
)
Type
CodeableConcept
Summary
true
Consent.patient
Element
Id
Consent.patient
Definition
The
patient/healthcare
consumer
to
whom
this
consent
applies.
Cardinality
0..1
Type
Reference
canonical
form
(
Patient
+
also
see
XML
Format
Specification
)
Summary
true
Comments
Commonly,
the
patient
the
consent
pertains
to
is
the
author,
but
for
young
and
old
people,
it
may
be
some
other
person.
This
is
not
the
time
of
the
original
consent,
but
the
time
that
this
statement
was
made
or
derived.
Jump
past
Narrative
Consent.performer
Element
Id
Consent.performer
Definition
Either
the
Grantor,
which
is
the
entity
responsible
for
granting
the
rights
listed
in
a
Consent
Directive
or
the
Grantee,
which
is
the
entity
responsible
for
complying
with
the
Consent
Directive,
including
any
obligations
or
limitations
on
authorizations
and
enforcement
of
prohibitions.
Commonly,
the
patient
the
consent
pertains
to
is
the
consentor,
but
particularly
for
young
and
old
people,
it
may
be
some
other
person
GenomicStudy
-
e.g.
a
legal
guardian.
Consent.organization
Element
Id
Consent.organization
Definition
The
organization
that
manages
the
consent,
and
the
framework
within
which
it
is
executed.
Cardinality
0..*
Type
Reference
(
Organization
)
Alternate
Names
custodian
Summary
true
Consent.source[x]
Element
Id
Consent.source[x]
Definition
The
source
on
which
this
consent
statement
is
based.
The
source
might
be
a
scanned
original
paper
form,
or
a
reference
to
a
consent
that
links
back
to
such
a
source,
a
reference
to
a
document
repository
(e.g.
XDS)
that
stores
the
original
consent
document.
Cardinality
0..1
Type
Attachment
|
Reference
(
Consent
|
DocumentReference
|
Contract
|
QuestionnaireResponse
)
[x]
Note
See
Choice
of
Data
Types
for
further
information
about
how
to
use
[x]
Summary
true
Comments
The
source
can
be
contained
inline
(Attachment),
referenced
directly
(Consent),
referenced
in
a
consent
repository
(DocumentReference),
or
simply
by
an
identifier
(Identifier),
e.g.
a
CDA
document
id.
Consent.policy
Element
Id
Consent.policy
Definition
The
references
to
the
policies
that
are
included
in
this
consent
scope.
Policies
may
be
organizational,
but
are
often
defined
jurisdictionally,
or
in
law.
Cardinality
0..*
Consent.policy.authority
Element
Id
Consent.policy.authority
Definition
Entity
or
Organization
having
regulatory
jurisdiction
or
accountability
for
enforcing
policies
pertaining
to
Consent
Directives.
Cardinality
0..1
Type
uri
Invariants
Affect
this
element
ppc-1
Rule
Either
a
Policy
or
PolicyRule
policy.exists()
or
policyRule.exists()
Consent.policy.uri
Element
Id
Consent.policy.uri
Definition
The
references
to
the
policies
that
are
included
in
this
consent
scope.
Policies
may
be
organizational,
but
are
often
defined
jurisdictionally,
or
in
law.
Cardinality
0..1
Type
uri
Comments
This
element
is
for
discoverability
/
documentation
and
does
not
modify
or
qualify
the
policy
rules.
Invariants
Affect
this
element
ppc-1
Rule
Either
a
Policy
or
PolicyRule
policy.exists()
or
policyRule.exists()
Consent.policyRule
Element
Id
Consent.policyRule
Definition
A
reference
to
the
specific
base
computable
regulation
or
policy.
Cardinality
0..1
Terminology
Binding
Consent
PolicyRule
Codes
(
Extensible
)
Type
CodeableConcept
Requirements
Might
be
a
unique
identifier
of
a
policy
set
in
XACML,
or
other
rules
engine.
Summary
true
Comments
If
the
policyRule
is
absent,
computable
consent
would
need
to
be
constructed
from
the
elements
of
the
Consent
resource.
Lung
mass
-
sequencing
analysis
(id
=
"example-lungMass")
Has
the
instruction
Usage
note:
every
effort
has
been
verified.
Cardinality
1..1
Type
boolean
Summary
true
Consent.verification.verifiedWith
Element
Id
Consent.verification.verifiedWith
Definition
Who
verified
the
instruction
(Patient,
Relative
or
other
Authorized
Person).
Cardinality
0..1
Type
Reference
(
Patient
|
RelatedPerson
)
Consent.verification.verificationDate
Element
Id
Consent.verification.verificationDate
Definition
Date
verification
was
collected.
Cardinality
0..1
Type
dateTime
Consent.provision
Element
Id
Consent.provision
Definition
An
exception
to
the
base
policy
of
this
consent.
An
exception
can
be
an
addition
or
removal
of
access
permissions.
Cardinality
0..1
Summary
true
Consent.provision.type
Element
Id
Consent.provision.type
Definition
Action
to
take
-
permit
or
deny
-
when
the
rule
conditions
are
met.
Not
permitted
in
root
rule,
required
in
all
nested
rules.
Cardinality
0..1
Terminology
Binding
ConsentProvisionType
(
Required
)
Type
code
Summary
true
Consent.provision.period
Element
Id
Consent.provision.period
Definition
The
timeframe
in
this
rule
is
valid.
Cardinality
0..1
Type
Period
Summary
true
Consent.provision.actor
Element
Id
Consent.provision.actor
Definition
Who
or
what
is
controlled
by
this
rule.
Use
group
to
identify
a
set
of
actors
by
some
property
they
share
(e.g.
'admitting
officers').
Cardinality
0..*
Meaning
if
Missing
There
is
no
specific
actor
associated
with
the
exception
Consent.provision.actor.role
Element
Id
Consent.provision.actor.role
Definition
How
the
individual
is
involved
in
the
resources
content
that
is
described
in
the
exception.
Cardinality
1..1
Terminology
Binding
SecurityRoleType
(
Extensible
)
Type
CodeableConcept
Consent.provision.actor.reference
Element
Id
Consent.provision.actor.reference
Definition
The
resource
that
identifies
the
actor.
To
identify
actors
by
type,
use
group
made
to
identify
a
set
of
actors
by
some
property
they
share
(e.g.
'admitting
officers').
Cardinality
1..1
Type
Reference
(
Device
|
Group
|
CareTeam
|
Organization
|
Patient
|
Practitioner
|
RelatedPerson
|
PractitionerRole
)
Consent.provision.action
Element
Id
Consent.provision.action
Definition
Actions
controlled
by
this
Rule.
Cardinality
0..*
Terminology
Binding
Consent
Action
Codes
(
Example
)
Type
CodeableConcept
Meaning
if
Missing
all
actions
Summary
true
Comments
Note
ensure
that
this
is
the
direct
action
(not
the
grounds
for
the
action
covered
in
the
purpose
element).
At
present,
the
only
action
in
the
understood
and
tested
scope
of
this
resource
is
'read'.
Consent.provision.securityLabel
Element
Id
Consent.provision.securityLabel
Definition
A
security
label,
comprised
of
0..*
security
label
fields
(Privacy
tags),
which
define
which
resources
are
controlled
by
this
exception.
Cardinality
0..*
Terminology
Binding
SecurityLabels
(
Extensible
)
Type
Coding
Summary
true
Comments
If
the
consent
specifies
a
security
label
of
"R"
then
it
applies
to
all
resources
that
examples
are
labeled
"R"
or
lower.
E.g.
for
Confidentiality,
it's
a
high
water
mark.
For
other
kinds
of
security
labels,
subsumption
logic
applies.
When
the
purpose
of
use
tag
is
on
the
data,
access
request
purpose
of
use
shall
not
conflict.
Consent.provision.purpose
Element
Id
Consent.provision.purpose
Definition
The
context
of
the
activities
a
user
is
taking
-
why
the
user
is
accessing
the
data
-
that
correct
and
useful,
but
they
are
controlled
by
this
rule.
Cardinality
0..*
Terminology
Binding
V3
Value
SetPurposeOfUse
(
Extensible
)
Type
Coding
Summary
true
Comments
When
the
purpose
of
use
tag
is
on
the
data,
access
request
purpose
of
use
shall
not
conflict.
Consent.provision.class
Element
Id
Consent.provision.class
Definition
The
class
of
information
covered
by
this
rule.
The
type
can
be
a
FHIR
resource
type,
a
profile
on
a
type,
or
a
CDA
document,
or
some
other
type
that
indicates
what
sort
of
information
the
consent
relates
to.
Cardinality
0..*
Terminology
Binding
Consent
Content
Class
(
Extensible
)
Type
Coding
Summary
true
Comments
Multiple
types
are
or'ed
together.
The
intention
of
the
contentType
element
is
that
the
codes
refer
to
profiles
or
document
types
defined
in
a
standard
or
an
implementation
guide
somewhere.
Consent.provision.code
Element
Id
Consent.provision.code
Definition
If
this
code
is
found
in
an
instance,
then
the
rule
applies.
Cardinality
0..*
Terminology
Binding
Consent
Content
Codes
(
Example
)
Type
CodeableConcept
Summary
true
Comments
Typical
use
of
this
is
a
Document
code
with
class
=
CDA.
Consent.provision.dataPeriod
Element
Id
Consent.provision.dataPeriod
Definition
Clinical
or
Operational
Relevant
period
of
time
that
bounds
the
data
controlled
by
this
rule.
Cardinality
0..1
Type
Period
Summary
true
Comments
This
has
a
different
sense
to
the
Consent.period
-
that
is
when
the
consent
agreement
holds.
This
is
the
time
period
normative
part
of
the
data
that
is
controlled
by
the
agreement.
Consent.provision.data
Element
Id
Consent.provision.data
Definition
The
resources
controlled
by
this
rule
if
specific
resources
are
referenced.
Cardinality
0..*
Meaning
if
Missing
all
data
Summary
true
Consent.provision.data.meaning
Element
Id
Consent.provision.data.meaning
Definition
How
the
resource
reference
is
interpreted
when
testing
consent
restrictions.
Cardinality
1..1
Terminology
Binding
ConsentDataMeaning
(
Required
)
Type
code
Summary
true
Consent.provision.data.reference
Element
Id
Consent.provision.data.reference
Definition
A
reference
to
a
specific
resource
that
defines
which
resources
are
covered
by
this
consent.
Cardinality
1..1
Type
Reference
(
Any
)
Summary
true
Consent.provision.provision
Element
Id
Consent.provision.provision
Definition
Rules
which
provide
exceptions
to
the
base
rule
or
subrules.
specification.