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  1. FHIR Specification Feedback
  2. FHIR-26436

Explain the interaction between AdverseEvent.code and AdverseEvent.resultingCondition

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    • Resolution: Not Persuasive
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    • FHIR Core (FHIR)
    • R4
    • Patient Care
    • AdverseEvent
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      Not Persuasive since several other changes have been made since Jira was logged.  Submitter and Vulcan AE are satisfied with current language for code and resultingEffect.

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      Not Persuasive since several other changes have been made since Jira was logged.  Submitter and Vulcan AE are satisfied with current language for code and resultingEffect.
    • Jay Lyle / Richard Townley-O'Neill : 8-0-0

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      From the descriptions of code and resultingCondition plus the example value set for code, it seemed that if I wanted to represent a mild rash due to a drug administration, that I would use "Event due to drug administration" as the AdverseEvent.code and then put the details of the rash in AdverseEvent.resultingCondition.  But the example puts "Rash" right in the AdverseEvent.code and does not use a resultingCondition.

      We can use more examples but also some verbiage around the interaction of code, resultingCondition, and potentially seriousness and outcome.

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