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Ontario Provenance HL7® FHIR® Implementation Guide -v1.0.0-trial-use
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    1. Table of Contents
    2. FHIR Artifacts
    3. Profiles

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4.4. Profiles

Resources are the building blocks of the FHIR standard. These resources convey the content of clinical records, identify patients or practitioners, or otherwise support information exchange between systems. These resources have been developed by numerous working groups at HL7, based on members' experience and subject expertise. The elements defined within FHIR resources are intended to capture and support those elements that 80% of implementers of a given resource are expected to support. Less frequently implemented elements are supported through FHIR's extensibility mechanisms. The list of all available resources in the R4 FHIR standard can be found here.

The base FHIR resources profiled / used in the Ontario Provenance HL7® FHIR® Implementation Guide are:

Profiles Description
Provenance The Provenance resource records contextual and audit information about the creation, modification, or exchange of a FHIR resource. It identifies who was involved, what activity occurred, when it occurred, and which entities or systems influenced the data, enabling trust, traceability, and accountability across interoperable systems.
Version: v1.0.0-trial-use FHIR Version: R4.0.1

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