FW: There is no information for a section

[Brian Weiss]

Hopefully I have enough credibility that you all will believe that I don’t know Igor and didn’t ask him to perfectly time his question below on the NIST TTT Google Group… 

 

In case anybody thought a “No Information” sample wasn’t really needed…   J

 

Brian

 

 

From: Igor Egorov [mailto:demop...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, June 07, 2013 14:52
To: Brian Weiss
Subject: Re: There is no information for a section

 

Thank you a lot, Brian!

Your answer is helpfully fruitful!

 

Igor

 

2013/6/7 Brian Weiss <brian...@cdapro.com>

The C-CDA Implementation guide describes how to handle "unknown information"
in section 1.8.9.

There is a blog post on the subject here:
http://motorcycleguy.blogspot.com/2012/08/i-know-not-vs-i-dont-know.html

We're also working on more complete samples for "unknown information", here:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/ccda_samples/Q8QR4xshIjw
We're starting with "no known problems" but I believe we will soon have
samples ready for all "no information in a section" cases...

Brian Weiss
brian...@cdapro.com

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Subject: There is no information for a section

Hello,

There is no information for a section (for example - Medications,
Allergies), but the section is not optional.

What should we do in this case to pass validation?

Thank you in advance!

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[Kumara Prathipati]

Brian

Sections on 

"No information available on problem list"

"No information available on allergies"

"No information available on current medicines"

are  extremely useful.

You did think correctly and right on target..

We come across this situation every single day in hospital emergency rooms.

Many many patients brought to emergency room by ambulance confused or comatose.

"Patient found on the side walk lying down" is the story from ambulance staff.

No need to discuss further on usefulness of this section.

Kumara

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Sent: Friday, June 7, 2013 6:20 AM
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