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Change Request
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Medium
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FHIR Core (FHIR)
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STU3
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FHIR Infrastructure
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Terminologies
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Enhancement
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FHIR-25183 Add guidance on how to handle historical (poorly coded) data when using extensible and required value set bindings
Description
The current definition of extensible and required valueset bindings make it difficult to communicate these types of data that may be poorly coded:
- Historical data
- Patient-provided data
- 3rd-party data (e.g. data from paid claims from payers, or uncoded data from an HIE)
- Data from international domains
- Data entered by non-standard end user workflow (e.g. scanned or manually transcribed lab reports)
- etc.
There was good discussion about this in this thread:https://chat.fhir.org/#narrow/stream/179175-argonaut/topic/US.20Core.3AExtensible.20and.20Required.20bindings.20for.20historical.20data
A few solutions were proposed. I'm not suggesting any specific one, but I do think we need an option that lets us degrade gracefully when some data is not coded as well as we'd like.
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FHIR-25183 Add guidance on how to handle historical (poorly coded) data when using extensible and required value set bindings
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