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  1. FHIR Specification Feedback
  2. FHIR-40204

Observation Occupation binding strength for industry is required

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    • Change Request
    • Resolution: Persuasive with Modification
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    • US Core (FHIR)
    • 5.0.1
    • Cross-Group Projects
    • US Core Observation Occupation Profile
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      When the Applicable Vocabulary Standard is named in USCDI, the typical US Core design pattern is to mark the terminology as extensible.

      Therefore, will change the binding from required to extensible based on USCDI guidance.

       

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      When the Applicable Vocabulary Standard is named in USCDI, the typical US Core design pattern is to mark the terminology as extensible . Therefore, will change the binding from required to extensible based on USCDI guidance.  
    • Eric Haas/Brett Marquard: 21-0-2
    • Correction
    • Compatible, substantive

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      13.129.1

      The binding strength for occupation industry should not be required. Suggest preferred.

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          is duplicated by

          Change Request - A request for a change that is more than a simple Technical Correction to one of HL7's specifications FHIR-39757 Occupational Health value set and binding is too optimistic

          • Medium - Has the potential to affect progress.
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          relates to

          Change Request - A request for a change that is more than a simple Technical Correction to one of HL7's specifications FHIR-40181 Both Occupation and Industry need to be able to accommodate text if no value is appropriate

          • Highest - This problem will block progress.
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              carmela_couderc Carmela A. Couderc
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