Finnish PHR Fitness Base Profile

The Finnish PHR Fitness Base Profile has been partly derived from FHIR® Vital Signs STU3 profile for FHIR® Observation in order to create a base for citizen's self-measured and -reported fitness related observations available in marketplace today, but not yet supported by observation categories in the FHIR® global standard. There are cases where automatically collected or self-reported citizen data may include observations belonging to both Fitness and Vital Signs categories (e.g. active time and resting heart rate on a given day), thus the two base profiles should be treated rather as siblings.

Finnish PHR Fitness Base Profile defines profiled elements used in all other Finnish PHR profiles derived from this profile. This base profile can not be used as a resource instance, it is a base definition (abstract) for other Finnish PHR fitness profiles.

A full list of the extensions, constraints and a structured definition of this profile can be found in Simplifier. There are also different views of the profile (details, mappings, table, XML, JSON).

Mandatory elements for all Finnish PHR Fitness data

Mandatory elements table for all Finnish PHR Fintess profiles
Content Name in structure Description / Type of information
Language language Language used in the observation stored in Kanta PHR.
Language SHALL be chosen from the FHIR languages ValueSet.
Narrative text A text summary of the observation.
SHALL include all content for a human to understand the essential clinical and business information of the observation.

A narrative guide will be provided for each of the derived profiles.
Unique identifier identifier At least one globally unique identifier has to be provided for the observation, in addition other identifiers may be given as well.

This identifier may be used to uniquely identify the observation if the application doesn't receive an id for the observation provided by Kanta PHR.
Status status The status of the observation.
Only completed observations are stored in Kanta PHR, thus the status SHALL always be 'final' (from FHIR Observation Status ValueSet).
Category of the observation category Indicates to what category the observation belongs to.
All fitness data SHALL have the category 'fitness' (from Finnish PHR Fitness Category ValueSet).
Code of the observation code Determines what the observation is (ie. steps taken, calories burned, etc.). All the allowed codes can be found in Finnish PHR Fitness Result ValueSet .

The exaxt code(s) to be used will be determined in the derived profile for each different kind of an observation.
Subject of the observation subject Who this observation is about. The reference SHALL be to a Patient resource stored in Kanta PHR (that conforms to the Finnish PHR Patient profile).
Time for the observation effective[x] Clinically relevant time or time-period for the observation.

The precision of time will vary depending on what kind of an observation is in question. For example in some cases, the time for the observation may include the exact date and time when the observation was made. In other cases, only the date will be stored. In some cases, a time-period may be given.
Storing date issued The date and time the observation was stored in Kanta PHR.
Who is responsible for the observation performer This may be the same as the subject, or this may be another person for example when someone is using Kanta PHR on behalf of the subject. The reference SHALL be to a Patient resource stored in Kanta PHR (that conforms to the Finnish PHR Patient profile).

Optional elements fo all Fitness Base profiles

Optional elements table for all Finnish PHR Fintess profiles
Content Name in structure Description / Type of information
Actual result value[x]/
component
Includes the observation result, for example in a steps taken observation the actual number of measured steps.
In some observations, the actual result may have multiple components. In these kind of observations, the actual result is stored under the component structure.

The unit of measurement that SHALL be used will be determined in the derived profiles for each different type of observation.
Interpretation interpretation The assessment made based on the result of the observation, for example whether the result is normal or abnormal, or high or low. If a coding is provided, the code SHALL be from FHIR Observation Interpretation ValueSet.
Comments about the result comment May include for example statements about significant, unexpected or unreliable values, or information about the source of the value where this may be relevant to the interpretation of the result.
Reference range referenceRange Guidance on how to interpret the value by comparison to a normal or recommended range. (ie. range for the normal ammount of steps taken for some age group).

Elements in the profile filled by the Kanta PHR platform

Table for elements in the profile filled by Kanta PHR platform
Content Name in structure Description / Type of information
Application that created or updated the observation extension:
creatingApplication
Is used to represent information about the application (id and name) that created or updated the resource. See the definition for the Finnish PHR Application Information extension.

Kanta PHR platform will fill in this data automatically to each stored observation (if the application has entered some data in this extension, it will be overwitten).