Use
to
record
detailed
information
about
conditions,
problems
or
diagnoses
recognized
by
a
clinician.
There
are
many
uses
including:
recording
a
Diagnosis
during
an
Encounter;
populating
a
problem
List
or
a
Summary
Statement,
such
as
a
Discharge
Summary.
4.5.1
Scope
and
Usage
This
resource
is
used
to
record
detailed
information
about
a
specific
aspect
of
or
issue
with
the
health
state
of
a
patient.
It
is
intended
for
use
for
issues
that
have
been
identified
as
relevant
for
tracking
and
reporting
purposes
or
where
there's
a
need
to
capture
a
concrete
diagnosis
or
the
gathering
of
data
such
as
signs
and
symptoms.
There
are
situations
where
the
same
information
might
appear
as
both
an
observation
as
well
as
a
condition.
For
example,
the
appearance
of
a
rash
or
an
instance
of
a
fever
are
signs
and
symptoms
that
would
typically
be
captured
using
the
Observation
resource.
However,
a
pattern
of
ongoing
fevers
or
a
persistent
or
severe
rash
requiring
treatment
might
be
captured
as
a
condition.
The
Condition
resource
specifically
excludes
AdverseReactions
and
AllergyIntolerances
as
those
are
handled
with
their
own
resources.
The
Condition
resource
may
be
used
to
record
positive
aspects
of
the
health
state
of
a
patient
(e.g.
pregnancy)
as
well
as
the
major
use,
which
is
for
problems/concerns
(e.g.
hypertension).
Conditions
are
frequently
referenced
by
other
resources
as
"reasons"
for
an
action
(Prescription,
Procedure,
DiagnosticOrder,
etc.)
The
conditions
represented
in
this
resources
are
sometimes
described
as
"Problems",
and
kept
as
part
of
a
problem
list.
Inv-1
:
On
Condition.stage:
Stage
SHALL
have
summary
or
assessment
(xpath
on
f:Condition/f:stage:
exists(f:summary)
or
exists(f:assessment)
)
Inv-2
:
On
Condition.evidence:
evidence
SHALL
have
code
or
details
(xpath
on
f:Condition/f:evidence:
exists(f:code)
or
exists(f:detail)
)
Inv-3
:
On
Condition.location:
location
SHALL
have
code
or
details
(xpath
on
f:Condition/f:location:
exists(f:code)
or
exists(f:detail)
)
Inv-4
:
On
Condition.relatedItem:
Relationship
SHALL
have
either
a
code
or
a
target
(xpath
on
f:Condition/f:relatedItem:
exists(f:code)
!=
exists(f:target)
)
4.5.2.3
Use
of
Condition.code
Many
of
the
code
systems
used
for
coding
conditions
will
provide
codes
that
define
not
only
the
condition
itself,
but
may
also
specify
a
particular
stage,
location,
or
causality
as
part
of
the
code.
This
is
particularly
true
if
SNOMED-CT
is
used
for
the
condition,
and
especially
if
expressions
are
allowed.
When
the
Condition.code
specifies
additional
properties
of
the
condition,
the
other
properties
are
not
given
a
value
-
instead,
the
value
must
be
understood
from
the
Condition.code.
4.5.3
Search
Parameters
Search
parameters
for
this
resource.
The
standard
parameters
also
apply.
See
Searching
for
more
information
about
searching
in
REST,
messaging,
and
services.
.
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versions:
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<!-- from Resource: extension, modifierExtension, language, text, and contained --> <identifier><!-- 0..* Identifier External Ids for this condition --></identifier> <subject><!-- 1..1 Resource(Patient) Who has the condition? --></subject> <encounter><!-- 0..1 Resource(Encounter) Encounter when condition first asserted --></encounter> <asserter><!-- 0..1 Resource(Practitioner|Patient) Person who asserts this condition --></asserter> <dateAsserted value="[date]"/><!-- 0..1 When first detected/suspected/entered --> <code><!-- 1..1 CodeableConcept Identification of the condition, problem or diagnosis --></code> <category><!-- 0..1 CodeableConcept E.g. complaint | symptom | finding | diagnosis --></category> <status value="[code]"/><!-- 1..1 provisional | working | confirmed | refuted --> <certainty><!-- 0..1 CodeableConcept Degree of confidence --></certainty> <severity><!-- 0..1 CodeableConcept Subjective severity of condition --></severity> <onset[x]><!-- 0..1 date|Age Estimated or actual date, or age --></onset[x]> <abatement[x]><!-- 0..1 date|Age|boolean If/when in resolution/remission --></abatement[x]> <stage> <!-- 0..1 Stage/grade, usually assessed formally --> <summary><!--
0..1 CodeableConcept Simple summary (disease specific) --></summary> <assessment><!--
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