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Ontario Provincial Consent Override Interface HL7® FHIR® Implementation Guide v1.0.0-draft1
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4.6. Examples

This page lists all of the Examples defined in this Implementation Guide (IG). Examples illustrate how profiles, extensions, and operations are expected to be used in real-world scenarios.


Profile Name Example Description
Patient-initiated Consent Override JSON An Example of a Patient-initiated Consent Override for DHDR
SDM-initiated Consent Override JSON An Example of a Consent Override initiated by an Substitute Decision Maker
Patient-initiated Consent Override for OLIS JSON This is an example of PCOI consent initiated by the patient used for OLIS consent override
SDM-initiated Consent Override for OLIS JSON An example of SDM initiated consent used for OLIS consent override (version 2.0.0)
Practitioner-initiated Consent Override, Risk to patient safety JSON An Example of a Consent Override initiated by the Practitioner, on basis of risk of harm to the Patient
OLIS Emergency Override (third party risk) Consent JSON This is an example of a provider issued emergency override consent when the patient poses a risk of harm to others
OLIS Emergency Override Consent JSON This is an example of consent used when providers issues an emergency override when patient poses a risk of harm to self
Version: 1.0.0 FHIR Version: R4.0.1

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