Compartmentdefinition-device

Release 5

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Compartment Device

FHIR Infrastructure Work Group Maturity Level: N/A Standards Status:Trial Use

Formal URI http://hl7.org/fhir/compartment/Device

Description The set of resources associated with a particular device

Identity There is an instance of the device compartment for each Device resource, and the identity of the compartment is the same as the Device

Membership The device compartment includes any resources where the resource is explicitly linked to a Device (mostly subject or performer)

Formal Definition CompartmentDefinitionresource: XML or JSON

Resource based membership rules.

The following resources may be in this compartment:

Resource Inclusion Criteria

Account subject

Appointment actor

AppointmentResponse actor

AuditEvent agent

ChargeItem enterer or performer-actor

Claim procedure-udi or item-udi or detail-udi or subdetail-udi

Communication sender or recipient

CommunicationRequest information-provider or recipient

Composition author

DetectedIssue author

DeviceAssociation device

DeviceRequest subject or requester or performer

DiagnosticReport subject

DocumentReference subject or author

ExplanationOfBenefit procedure-udi or item-udi or detail-udi or subdetail-udi

Flag author

Group member

Invoice participant

List subject or source

MessageHeader target

Observation subject or device

Provenance agent

QuestionnaireResponse author

RequestOrchestration author

ResearchSubject subject

RiskAssessment performer

Schedule actor

ServiceRequest performer or requester

Specimen subject

SupplyRequest requester

A resource is in this compartment if the nominated search parameter (or chain) refers to the compartmentdefinition-device resource that defines the compartment.

All resources not explicitly listed above are not defined as part of the compartment because they do not have a relevant element, or an appropriate specified search parameter. Some non-listed resources may still be relevant for certain compartment uses, such as access control - e.g. Binary.

See information about compartments.