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address-part-direction - The direction of a street.

address-part-streetNameType - The type of a street.

address-part-streetNameBase - The name of a street excluding type and direction.

address-part-streetName - The name of a street (distinct from the building number).

address-part-houseNumberNumeric -The numeric portion of a building number.

address-part-postBox - A post office box number.

address-part-buildingNumberSuffix - The non-numeric portion of a building number.

address-part-houseNumber - The number of the building on the street.

address-part-streetAddressLine - A type of address identifying a building located by street name.

address-part-deliveryModeIdentifier - Routing information such as route number, box number.

address-part-deliveryMode - Type of delivery.

address-part-deliveryInstallationQualifier - A number or letter identifying the delivery site.

address-part-deliveryInstallationArea - The jurisdiction in which the delivery address is located.

address-part-deliveryInstallationType - Lype of delivery site (PO Box, depot, station).

address-part-deliveryAddressLine - Delivery to an installation rather than a physical address.

address-part-unitID - Number of a unit within a building.

address-part-additionalLocator - Additional information beyond the street number.

Additional address parts not broken out as distinct elements in the Address data type, including:.

address-use - Identifies additional usages not supported by the e property.

These extensions provide support for various additional properties of the Address data type.

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(Note that the null flavor code system can be referenced in any value sets.)

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This approach is preferred over referencing the full null flavor specification. Where null flavors are not supported as part of the core specification, extensions can be defined that expose only those null flavors that are relevant. In this way, only those null flavors that are relevant to the context are Quantity | code where the value set is limited to TRC, QS or UNK. For example, a resouce might have a quantity element with a type of As well, the need for null flavors is often madeĮxplicit in the specification by adding relevant null flavors to the value set for coded elements or by introducing a "choice" of data type such thatĮither a normal value or a coded special value can be specified. In the FHIR core specification, there is never anĪutomatic requirement to send a null flavor, though profiles may introduce such a requirement. In v3, null flavors were often required for data types when particular components were missing. This extension allows exceptional values to be conveyed, as well as for data to be flagged as "missing" for some reason. It can also appear on any resource element. These extensions may apply to any of the FHIR data types (complex or primitive). Where necessary, guidance is included in this profile on any differences in usage. NOTE: FHIR uses a different architecture than HL7 v3, so some capabilities might not make sense in the FHIR context or may need The applicable FHIR data type(s) are also identified.

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The set of extensions in this profile will continue to grow over time until eventually all capabilities of the ISO 21090 specification are reflected.įor ease of reading, the extensions have been organized based on the underlying data type in the ISO specification. It only contains extensions reflecting capabilities that have been explicitly identified as "useful" in theĬontext of FHIR. That they represented "edge case" capabilities that the majority of existing implementations did not support.Īt the present time, this profile is incomplete. (These capabilities were excluded because it was determined This profile defines a large number of extensions that reflect capabilities of the ISO 21090ĭata types specification that were not included as part of the FHIR core data types specification.