Further Information

Note - Not every element will have further information. Further information is to simply give additional context and perspective to the element.


Document reference

status

Not advised for PFS

Further information

The element has values consisting of 'current', 'superseded' and 'entered-in-error'. The 'entered-in-error' and 'superseded' are not available. Displaying just the ‘current’ value will have no significance or can be misinterpreted by the patient / citizen.


type

Further information

This element is a CodeableConcept, it is advised to use the original term text as your primary clinical term. For more information on 'Processing data from a CodeableConcept', specifically section 'Original term text' then please visit -

https://simplifier.net/guide/uk-core-implementation-guide/Home/Guidance/CodeableConcept-Guidance?version=1.0.0-pre-release


content.attachment.url

Further information

This key element is the link where the document is obtained. Please carefully consider how the link is represented. A title element is not provided to be utilised as a name placeholder.


content.attachment.size

Further information

It is encouraged to utilise the ‘content.attachment.size‘ element when appropriate. It may be useful information to know, especially if the user is using mobile data to download a document.


content.attachment.title

Further information

It is recommended using the ‘content.attachment.title’ to assist a user in the scenario of when a document is not available and to give reason as to why. For example, where a document is over the size limit supported by the API.


context.encounter

Further information

Displaying the element alone will have no meaning to the patient. This is not advised and may cause more confusion than benefit to the user. If a clear business case is portrayed, then this can be utilised in conjunction with other information to represent information free from ambiguity or confusion to the patient / citizen.


context.practiceSetting

Further information

This element is a CodeableConcept, it is advised to use the original term text as your primary clinical term. For more information on 'Processing data from a CodeableConcept', specifically section 'Original term text' then please visit -

https://simplifier.net/guide/uk-core-implementation-guide/Home/Guidance/CodeableConcept-Guidance?version=1.0.0-pre-release


context.related

Further information

Displaying the element alone will have no meaning to the patient. This is not advised and may cause more confusion than benefit to the user. If a clear business case is portrayed, then this can be utilised in conjunction with other information to represent information free from ambiguity or confusion to the patient / citizen.