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Change Request
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Resolution: Persuasive with Modification
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Medium
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US Minimal Common Oncology Data Elements (mCODE) (FHIR)
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2.1.0
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Clinical Interoperability Council
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Procedure Intent Extension
Radiotherapy Course Summary Profile
Radiotherapy Modality Extension
Radiotherapy Technique Extension
Radiotherapy Volume Profile
Treatment Termination Reason Extension (deprecated) -
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D Pyke / M Kramer : 11-0-0
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Correction
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Compatible, substantive
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current
Description
The binding of below data elements should be changed from required to extensible, such that in cases where mapping to SNOMED CT fails, the data still can be retained in mCODE defined extensions and we can avoid losing the data or using proprietary extensions in parallel.
Extension: TreatmentTerminationReason
Extension: ProcedureIntent
Profile: RadiotherapyCourseSummary , element Procedure.bodySite
Extension: RadiotherapyModalityAndTechnique element modality
Extension: RadiotherapyModalityAndTechnique element technique
Profile: RadiotherapyVolume BodyStructure.location
Implementation and testing in three IHE-RO workshops 2022, 2023 with multiple vendors has shown that practical radiotherapy systems cannot map all existing data to the required ValueSets of mCODE. Some values can be mapped and generally mCODE Radiotherapy profiles were successfully used. But in some cases the mapping to SOMED CT is not reliably possible, and changing the software at customer sites to capture the data differently can take many years. FHIR interfaces can be added much quicker, but may need to be more flexible to allow imperfectly encoded data. To pass mCODE validation, systems would currently have to completely drop these data elements or use proprietary extensions in parallel. Vendors in IHE-RO discussed and agreed to rather keep data in a form that can be interpreted by humans or a subset of systems that loosing the data.
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