Details
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Change Request
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Resolution: Persuasive with Modification
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Highest
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FHIR Core (FHIR)
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R5
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FHIR Infrastructure
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STU
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RequestOrchestration (was RequestGroup)
Request Pattern -
12.4.10.3
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Bas van den Heuvel/Jose Costa Teixeira: 5-0-0
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Clarification
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Non-substantive
Description
Section 12.4.10.3 and the text in the RequestOrchestration resource provides some explanation to in what way this resource can be used to create Compound Requests.
It is clear in what manner a compound request can be made and in what way the different options can be expressed.
In the case of ServiceRequest and other requests, the request (order) triggers a set of actions that are logged as being 'basedOn' the orginal request.
Please define this behavior regarding RequestOrchestration resources in more detail. Specifically address the following questions:
- What happens/how to log the results of the clinician choosing from the different options provided by the resource.
- How to track the resulting events back to the source RequestOrchastration.
- Indicate whether the intent of the component requests will still be 'option' after they have been chosen/accepted.
- When is the resource 'completed' when the clinicians made his/hers choice or when all resulting requests are finished.
- Are groupIdentifiers used to group the requests related to a RequestOrchestration?
- When to use which compound request pattern.
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- is voted on by
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BALLOT-43368 Negative - Vadim Peretokin : 2022-Sep-FHIR R5 STU
- Withdrawn
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BALLOT-41609 Negative - Bas van den Heuvel : 2022-Sep-FHIR R5 STU
- Balloted
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BALLOT-42746 Negative - Javier Espina : 2022-Sep-FHIR R5 STU
- Balloted
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BALLOT-42848 Negative - Chris Melo : 2022-Sep-FHIR R5 STU
- Balloted
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BALLOT-42934 Negative - Bert Roos : 2022-Sep-FHIR R5 STU
- Balloted
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BALLOT-43251 Negative - Lisson Zhang : 2022-Sep-FHIR R5 STU
- Balloted
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BALLOT-43808 Negative - David Simons : 2022-Sep-FHIR R5 STU
- Balloted
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BALLOT-43950 Negative - Martin Rosner : 2022-Sep-FHIR R5 STU
- Balloted