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Technical Correction
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Medium
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US Core (FHIR)
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current
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BUN Example [deprecated]
Blood Glucose Example [deprecated]
CBC Example
Hemoglobin Example
MCHC Example
Metabolic Panel Example
Neutrophils Example [deprecated]
Serum CO2 Example
Serum Calcium Example
Serum Chloride Example
Serum Creatinine Example
Serum Potassium Example
Serum Sodium Example
Serum Total Bilirubin Example
Urinalysis Example [deprecated]
Urine Bacteria Example [deprecated]
Urine Bilirubin Example [deprecated]
Urine Clarity Example [deprecated]
Urine Color Example [deprecated]
Urine Epi Cells Example [deprecated]
Urine Glucose Example [deprecated]
Urine Hemoglobin Example [deprecated]
Urine Ketone Example [deprecated]
Urine Leukocyte Esterase Example [deprecated]
Urine Nitrite Example [deprecated]
Urine Protein Example [deprecated]
Urine RBCsExample [deprecated]
Urine WBCsExample [deprecated]
Urine pH Example [deprecated]
Urobilinogen Example -
FHIR-34910 Lab Result and Specimen Information for RBC Observation is Missing
Description
Lab results (Observations) are generated from analysis of specimens. Result values, reference ranges, and interpretation of results is specimen dependent.
There is no "lab result" listed. Rather a code is listed which would be mapped to the actual lab result obtained from the analysis of a specimen (which is also not indicated). Code system names/terms should NOT be utilized to represent lab results or orders as they are dynamic and not static.
These critical clinical data/info appears to be missing from the US Core Lab examples.
Furthermore, these examples lack many CLIA requirements such as specimen info. Kindly bring all US Core lab examples into compliance so they can be implemented in compliant manner.
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FHIR-34910 Lab Result and Specimen Information for RBC Observation is Missing
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