Background: see commenter's description This does not imply they are equivalent.  The section describes both entered in error and deleted information. Representing Entered in Error and Deleted Information Clinical information that has been entered-in-error in the patient’s record needs to be represented by the FHIR Server in a way so that Clients can expose the corrected information to their end users. Server Recommendations: A FHIR Server  SHOULD NOT  delete resources. A FHIR server  SHOULD  update the appropriate resource status to  entered-in-error  or  inactive . A FHIR Server  SHOULD  allow these resources to be searchable by client applications. If the FHIR server has updated the resource status to  entered-in-error : For  patient facing  applications, A FHIR Server  SHOULD  remove the contents of resource leaving only an id and status. Note this typically will not be conformant with the US Core or FHIR StructureDefinitions. For  provider facing  applications, the content  MAY  be supplied with content and additional detail (such as the reason for the status change) that the patient viewing system would typically not have access to. Reasoning: We agree with commenter that this section implies they can be used interchangeably.     Proposed Changes: To clarify, will split section into two as treat deleted separately from enterer in error. Representing Entered in Error  Information ... Representing  Deleted Information ...