Class: Encounter
Documentation: A patient event record identifying a clinical care activity involving a patient and one or more clinical providers
Superclasses
Subclasses
Types
Template Slots |
|
Slot Name |
Documentation |
Type |
Cardinality |
|
activityTime |
A time expression specifying when an Observation, Procedure, or other Act occurs, or, depending on the mood, is supposed to occur, scheduled to occur, etc. It tells you when the labor was done for an Act. The activityTime includes the times of component actions (such as preparation and clean-up)For Procedures and SubstanceAdministrations, the activityTime can provide a needed administrative / scheduling function by providing a more complete time that needs to be anticipated for particular acts. |
TimeInterval |
0:1 |
|
careProvider |
The practitioner who interacted with the patient in an encounter |
Agent |
0:1 |
|
code |
This code specifies the type of encounter.The code (in a terminology system) that represents a concept |
CodedValue, ConceptExpression |
0:1 |
|
effectiveTime |
Time during which the information is valid |
TimeInterval, Function, VMR_Query, Variable |
0:1 |
|
label |
A short human readable string indicating the content of the instancehuman-readable string for the instance |
String |
0:1 |
|
location |
The location of the encounter |
CodedValue |
0:1 |
|
patient |
The patient involved in the encounter |
Agent |
0:1 |
|
pertinentInformation |
The encounter can be linked to one or more diagnoses. |
Observation |
0:* |
|
reasonCode |
A code specifying the motivation, cause, or rationale.A code specifying the motivation, cause, or rationale of an Act, when such rationale is not reasonably represented as an ActRelationship of type "has reason" linking to another Act. |
CodedValue, ConceptExpression |
0:1 |
^ back to top
Return to Class Hierarchy
Generated: 10/04/2006, 1:24:49 PM, Pacific Daylight Time
The SAGE project was supported in part by grant 70NANB1H3049 of the NIST Advanced Technology Program. Protégé is a trademark of Stanford University, Copyright (c) 1998-2006 Stanford University.