Retain existing example Change guidance text about using precoordinated codes from "For example, SNOMED CT allows constructing concepts as a combination of multiple codes. SNOMED CT defines a concept "pneumonia (disorder)" (233604007) an attribute "finding site" (363698007) and another concept "left lower lobe of lung (body structure)" (41224006). SNOMED CT allows one to combine these codes in a code phrase, as shown in the sample XML.            TO:            In cases where SNOMED CT does not have a precoordinated code that would be appropriate for the problem list, concept post coordination may be used in CDA following the principles outlined in [HL7 Version 3 Implementation Guide: TermInfo - Using SNOMED CT in CDA R2 Models, Release 1| https://www.hl7.org/documentcenter/public/standards/dstu/V3_IG_SNOMED_R1_DSTU_2015DEC.pdf ] using the V3 CD Data type 1 style. This is shown in the sample XML. This example represents a family history condition that was elevated to the problem list. Further details about the condition could be present/or retrieved from the family history section, but may avoid loss of important clinical data if Family History was not populated or was not queried for prior to creation of a C-CDA document.     3. Add New example reflecting this post coordinated concept on observation/value:                                  <!-- Example of a problem you want on problem list, that is not present in SNOMED CT as a precoordinated concept - but would like on the problem list -->                                     <value xsi:type="CD" code="281666001 "                                         codeSystem="2.16.840.1.113883.6.96"                                         displayName="Family history of disorder">                                         <qualifier>                                             <name code="246090004" displayName="Associated finding"/>                                             <value code="254167000" displayName="Bullous ichthyosiform erythroderma"/>                                         </qualifier>                                     </value>