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Package hl7.fhir.us.breastcancer
Type StructureDefinition
Id Id
FHIR Version R3
Source http://hl7.org/fhir/us/breastcancer/http://hl7.org/fhir/us/breastcancer/2018Sep/StructureDefinition-shr-condition-FindingSiteConditionPresenceStatement-model.html
Url http://hl7.org/fhir/us/breastcancer/StructureDefinition/shr-condition-FindingSiteConditionPresenceStatement-model
Version 0.2.0
Status draft
Date 2018-08-17T00:00:00+10:00
Name FindingSiteConditionPresenceStatementModel
Title BC FindingSiteConditionPresenceStatement Logical Model
Experimental False
Realm us
Authority hl7
Description Presence of a distinct anatomical or pathological morphological feature or organizational pattern, acquired or innate. Examples include tissue types, tumors, and wounds. Body structures are continuants that allow observations of the same body structure to be related to be tracked over time.
Type shr-condition-FindingSiteConditionPresenceStatement-model
Kind logical

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Resources that this resource uses

StructureDefinition
cimi-context-ConditionPresenceContext-model BC ConditionPresenceContext Logical Model
cimi-core-PersonOfRecord-model BC PersonOfRecord Logical Model
shr-condition-FindingSiteConditionTopic-model BC FindingSiteConditionTopic Logical Model


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BC FindingSiteConditionPresenceStatement Logical Model

Presence of a distinct anatomical or pathological morphological feature or organizational pattern, acquired or innate. Examples include tissue types, tumors, and wounds. Body structures are continuants that allow observations of the same body structure to be related to be tracked over time.


Source

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