HL7 Europe Common Cancer Model
1.0.0-ballot - ballot 150

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CancerPatient Mapping - FHIR

CancerPatient -> PatientEuCcm / ObservationComorbiditiesEuCcm
Future implementation content This page is provided to show the expected direction of future implementation work. It is not part of the proposed material for evaluation in this publication; mappings, target artefacts and profiling details are expected to evolve in subsequent iterations of this guide.
Yellow row/cells: In this ballot publication, some row/cells of the mapping table have been left in yellow to indicate areas requiring further review or refinement; including feedback from the Xt-EHR joint action (see note above). These highlights will be addressed in subsequent updates to ensure accuracy and completeness of the mappings.

CancerPatient -> PatientEuCcm / ObservationComorbiditiesEuCcm

This page explains how elements from the CancerPatient logical model are expressed in the PatientEuCcm and ObservationComorbiditiesEuCcm profiles used by this Implementation Guide.

Mapping Context

CancerPatient -> PatientEuCcm / ObservationComorbiditiesEuCcm
CancerPatient (Logical Model) Relationship PatientEuCcm / ObservationComorbiditiesEuCcm
Element Relation Resource Element Notes
birthDate equivalent PatientbirthDate Use partial date if only year/month is known.
sexAtBirth equivalent Patientextension[recordedSexOrGender] Use recordedSexOrGender with type = $loinc#76689-9 "Sex assigned at birth"
observedSexGender related-to Patientgender Use gender when appropriate; consider an extension if distinct from administrative gender.
comorbiditiesAtCancerDiagnosis related-to Observationextension[comorbidConditionPresent] Use ObservationComorbiditiesEuCcm to represent present comorbidities.
comorbiditiesAtCancerDiagnosis related-to Observationextension[comorbidConditionAbsent] Use ObservationComorbiditiesEuCcm to represent absent comorbidities.

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