Details
-
Change Request
-
Resolution: Persuasive
-
Highest
-
FHIR Core (FHIR)
-
R5
-
Terminology Infrastructure
-
STU
-
ValueSet
-
-
Reuben Daniels/Rob Hausam: 2-0-0
-
Clarification
-
Non-substantive
-
R5
Description
Current text:
An intensional value set is typically algorithmically defined. That is, the code group is defined as a rule e.g. all codes with the word diabetes in their description. The key benefit of intensional code groups is that they can be dynamically updated. Dynamic updating helps healthcare organizations keep current when new drugs (and their associated codes) become available or codes for diseases and other clinical concepts change. An intensional value set designed to contain all of the drugs in the beta blocker category can automatically receive a new beta blocker's code as soon as it hits the market.
The text references "code group". Suggest replacing "code group" with something like "set of qualifying concepts" or "set of concepts identified by the algorithm" - or the expansion.
3rd sentence: The key benefit of intensional code groups is that they can be dynamically updated.
The expansion may be dynamically updated, depends on what is decided to do with the "code group" reference.
Code groups aren't defined anywhere, and we should keep to the known components of a ValueSet (definition & expansion) unless a code group is something very different.
Attachments
Issue Links
- is voted on by
-
BALLOT-42127 Negative - Carmela A. Couderc : 2022-Sep-FHIR R5 STU
- Closed