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Hello All,
If we have a patient with multiple races, my understanding is that we code the first one using the <raceCode> element and others using the <sdtc:raceCode> element. Now, if the second (or subsequent) races don't have codes that validate (e.g. 2131-1 for "Other" does not validate), how do I record them? The validator does not seem to like nullFlavor="UNK" for the <sdtc:raceCoode> element (although it has no problem with nullFlavor for <raceCode>).
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Vinod
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Vinod,
I am just going through all the threads and saw that there was no response on this thread.
You can use nullFlavors on the sdtc elements. For e.g a nullFlavor on a stdc:raceCode element would look like: <raceCode nullFlavor="UNK" xmlns="urn:hl7-org:sdtc"/>
In
short, the CCDA validator is only allowing the 5 values (mentioned in
the OMB standards) from the CDC Value set in (patient/raceCode data
element), but the patient/sdtc:raceCode data element allows any value
from the value set. This is being re-examined by the ONC technical and
policy teams and we will keep you updated.