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mp MedicationData.SendReceive
This CapabilityStatement describes the minimal requirements for a client/server to fulfill the 'Send/Receive medication data' transaction within Medication Process 9 (MP9) version 3.0. See Landingspagina Medicatieproces for additional information.
Resources shown in this project should be considered unstable and not suited for immediate implementation. Stable versions can be found in the released packages. Implementation guides (IGs) that build on the packages in this project, may be found at informatiestandaarden.nictiz.nl. Each IG explicitly calls out which package version to use. Always consult the implementation guide for the correct package.
- type CapabilityStatement
- FHIR R4
- status prerelease
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version2.0.0-rc.8
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