Details
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Change Request
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Resolution: Persuasive with Modification
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Medium
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FHIR Core (FHIR)
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R5
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Orders & Observations
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STU
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DeviceDefinition
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Marti Velezis / Yanick Gaudet: 11-0-0
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Enhancement
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Non-compatible
Description
As defined currently in the spec, DeviceDefinition.parentDevice and DeviceDefinition.hasPart are both referencing a part of a device but in opposite direction (parent and child device type). Shouldn't we avoid representing same concepts in more than one way? I can see the need for having the DeviceDefinition.hasPart element, from which the parent relation can be deducted. I propose to have only one element in DeviceDefinition for representing parts of device. In case we want to keep both, there should be clear reason and better specified definition.
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- is voted on by
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BALLOT-43304 Negative - Vadim Peretokin : 2022-Sep-FHIR R5 STU
- Withdrawn
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BALLOT-17356 Negative - Ana Kostadinovska : 2021-May-FHIR R5 Comment
- Closed
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BALLOT-41931 Negative - Bas van den Heuvel : 2022-Sep-FHIR R5 STU
- Balloted
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BALLOT-42682 Negative - Javier Espina : 2022-Sep-FHIR R5 STU
- Balloted
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BALLOT-42784 Negative - Chris Melo : 2022-Sep-FHIR R5 STU
- Balloted
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BALLOT-42870 Negative - Bert Roos : 2022-Sep-FHIR R5 STU
- Balloted
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BALLOT-43187 Negative - Lisson Zhang : 2022-Sep-FHIR R5 STU
- Balloted
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BALLOT-43744 Negative - David Simons : 2022-Sep-FHIR R5 STU
- Balloted
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BALLOT-43886 Negative - Martin Rosner : 2022-Sep-FHIR R5 STU
- Balloted
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