Task resource Sample Clauses

Task resource. For complete information on constructing a FHIR Task Resource, see xxxxx://xx0.xxx/fhir/stu3/task.html. Two types of notification tasks are identified: - Full notification - Hybrid notification (getting a workflow request resource that is referenced is necessary to get complete overview of the shared resources) The full notification contains everything for the receiver to know which information was made available. For instance, useable if the search url does not contain patient-specific parameters. The hybrid notification is available to be able to keep patient-specific identifiers out of the notification. For instance, if a patient identifier like the BSN is contained in the identifier, this would be beneficial to not communicate in the notification, as the receiver is not known as a single legal person to the sender. Attribute Card. Description basedOn 0..* Optional reference to a request-Type resource that produced this event. If a workflow has been initiated, this should be referenced. identifier 1..* Business identifier of the task status 1..1 The state communicated by this event. Preferred value: • requested See also: xxxxx://xx0.xxx/fhir/stu3/valueset-request- status.html intent 1..1 Indicates the "level" of actionability associated with the Task. Preferred value: • proposal See also: xxxxx://xx0.xxx/fhir/STU3/valueset-request- intent.html definitionReference 0..1 Optional reference to an ActivityDefinition defining the activity that would be performed when retrieving the data.
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Task resource. For complete information on constructing a FHIR Task Resource, see xxxxx://xx0.xxx/fhir/stu3/task.html. Attribute Card. Description basedOn 0..* Optional reference to a request-Type resource that produced this event. If a workflow has been initiated, this should be referenced. identifier 1..* Business identifier of the task status 1..1 The state communicated by this event. Preferred value: • requested See also: xxxxx://xx0.xxx/fhir/stu3/valueset-request- status.html intent 1..1 Indicates the "level" of actionability associated with the Task. Preferred value: • proposal See also: xxxxx://xx0.xxx/fhir/STU3/valueset-request- intent.html definitionReference 0..1 Optional reference to an ActivityDefinition defining the activity that would be performed when retrieving the data.
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