DSTU2 FHIR Release 3 (STU)

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4.21.7 10.2.7 Resource DiagnosticReport - Examples

Orders and Observations Work Group Maturity Level : N/A Ballot Status : Informative Compartments : Device , Encounter , Patient , Practitioner

Example List:

General Lab Report Example 101 XML JSON Turtle
Various reports gathered from v2 messages 72ac8493-52ac-41bd-8d5d-7258c289b5ea XML JSON Snapshot of a live feed from a laboratory XML JSON Turtle
Real-world patient example f001 XML JSON Turtle
Real-world patient example f201 XML JSON Turtle
Real-world patient example f202 XML JSON Turtle
Imaging Example (Bone Density DXA) 102 XML JSON Turtle
An example of a complex Micro Isolate and Sensitivities micro XML JSON Turtle
Abdominal Ultrasound example ultrasound XML JSON Turtle
An Example of a report with multiple specimen and panels ghp XML JSON Turtle
An example of a principally narrative anatomic pathology report pap XML JSON Turtle
An example of a presented form anatomic pathology report gingival-mass XML JSON Turtle
Lipid profile lipids XML JSON Turtle for Profile Example Lipid Profile
USLabReport DiagnosticReport An example of a genetics test report with Family member history dg2 XML JSON Turtle for Profile Canonical Example: Childhood Blood Lead Report DiagnosticReport-Genetics
An example of a comprehensive bone marrow report report XML JSON from US Lab Implementation Guides Turtle IG for Profile DiagnosticReport-Genetics
Example An example of QICore DiagnosticReport a PGx haplotype report example-pgx XML JSON from QICore Implementation Guide Turtle IG for Profile DiagnosticReport-Genetics
An example of a HLA genotyping results report hla-1 XML JSON Turtle for Profile Profile for HLA Genotyping Results
   

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.