Allergy

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Overview

Our allergy schema models both the presence and confirmed absence of allergies, e.g. "not allergic to penicillin." When possible, allergy documents should specify an AllergenCode, which can be from any suitable coding system available (like NDC for drugs, or SNOMED for other allergens).

Schema

Detailed Schema Description

AllergyType

Date
dateTime (optional)
The date the allergy developed, or the date the allergy was clinically confirmed.
Origin
ConciseContactInformationType (optional)
The institution which provided the data in this document.
Comments
string (optional)
Any free-text comments about this document.
Provider
ConciseContactInformationType (optional)
The provider (physician, nurse, etc.) involved in confirming this allergy.
EncounterId
string (optional)
An identifier which is unique across an Indivo Record, used to identify documents which originated from a discrete health encounter.
Negation
boolean (required)
If negation is true, indicates that patient is not allergic to the allergen specified herein.
AllergenType
CodedValueType (required)
The category of allergy, i.e. drug, environmental, food, etc.
» Refer to coding system hl7-allergen-types-2.5.
Allergen
string (optional)
The substance which causes the allergy.
AllergenCode
CodedValueType (required)
If available, a code which specifies the allergen.
Reaction
string (optional)
Free-text description of patient's reaction to allergen.


XML Usage Example

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