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  2. CDA-1327

STU-1327 - schematron

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    • Resolution: Considered for Future Use
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    • Public Health Case Report - Electronic Initial Case Report (eICR) (CDA)
    • 1.1.1
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      Considered for Future Use made 2019-01-15 00:00:00.0 with vote Laura Conn/Sunanda McGarvey: 18-0-0//(Impact: null; Category: null; Version: null)//Explanation: There are two templates to guide the construction of names – PN.US.FIELDED (person) and PTN.US.FIELDED (patient). Patient is where all the constraints around family name, given name etc. are set. If you say that you must use a patient name then you can only put in a properly formatted name. Person loosens this and says it has to be EITHER a patient name (very constrained) OR just a string (and the string can’t have any name parts in it) – so basically – if you don’t have either a properly formatted patient name or a string (i.e. a nullFlavor) then you’ll get a confusing message about it has to be a Patient name (even though you’re not naming a patient). (It would have been much better to call them US Realm Structured Person Name and US Realm Person Name but they didn’t!) Disposition Date: 01/15/2019 Mover/Seconder: Laura Conn/Sunanda McGarvey Vote: 18-0-0

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      Considered for Future Use made 2019-01-15 00:00:00.0 with vote Laura Conn/Sunanda McGarvey: 18-0-0//(Impact: null; Category: null; Version: null)//Explanation: There are two templates to guide the construction of names – PN.US.FIELDED (person) and PTN.US.FIELDED (patient). Patient is where all the constraints around family name, given name etc. are set. If you say that you must use a patient name then you can only put in a properly formatted name. Person loosens this and says it has to be EITHER a patient name (very constrained) OR just a string (and the string can’t have any name parts in it) – so basically – if you don’t have either a properly formatted patient name or a string (i.e. a nullFlavor) then you’ll get a confusing message about it has to be a Patient name (even though you’re not naming a patient). (It would have been much better to call them US Realm Structured Person Name and US Realm Person Name but they didn’t!) Disposition Date: 01/15/2019 Mover/Seconder: Laura Conn/Sunanda McGarvey Vote: 18-0-0
    • Laura Conn/Sunanda McGarvey : 18-0-0

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      Specification - Extended

      HL7 CDA® R2 Implementation Guide: Public Health Case Report, Release 2: the Electronic Initial Case Report (eICR), Release 1, STU Release 1.1 - US Realm

      Document Description

      extended per TSC Tracker 12574, extension TSC GF 15952, JIRA TSC-29, TSC-123

      Existing Wording

      Handling of the name element for responsibleParty/assignedEntity/assignedPerson/name is inconsistent. In the schematron, a name that is nullFlavored generates this error: Description: The content of name *SHALL* be either a conformant Patient Name (PTN.US.FIELDED), or a string (CONF:81-9371). ((cda:name/cda:given and cda:name/cda:family) or (count(cda:name/*)=0 and string-length(normalize-space(string(cda:name)))!=0)) [assert] This appears to be in violation of the specification, conformance 81-9372, which states that the string SHALL NOT contain name parts.

      Proposed Wording

      Remove the restriction against name parts for names in this specification using PN.US.FIELDED.

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