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SMART Consent
A profile of the consent resource to track consent of a pilgrim to participate
FHIR R5 upgrade notes (need this implemented as a structure map):
- make cardinality of decision 1.. and should stop using it in lieu of verification.verified
- use verification.verifiedBy instead of Consent.organization
- the period extenion should be replaced by Consent.period
- the Consent.patient should be replaced by Consent.subject
- Consent.verification.verifiedBy should be used instead of Consent.organization
- type Profile on Consent
- FHIR R4
- status Draft
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version0.9.9
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