Data Set CEN/TC 251 prEN 17269 - Concept Patient’s Address Book

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Name	ID[‑]	Datatype[‑]	Property[‑]	Example[‑]	Codes[‑]	Description[‑]	Source[‑]	Rationale[‑]	Operationalizations[‑]	Comment[‑]	Status[‑]	Terminology[‑]	Value Set[‑]	Type[‑]	Parent concept[‑]	Inherit from[‑]
Patient’s Address Book	hl7ips-dataelement-154					People and organizations address details relevant for the planned and unplanned care. Considered to be generic to the English language and not specific to this standard. Notes: A list relating to people or organisations details who might need to be contacted for this care event; it is not to do with previous care events involving this patient. These entities can be considered as providers (person or organisation) who are wholly or partially responsible for the safety and well-being of the subject of care.	CEN/TC 251 prEN 17269:2018 Health informatics — The Patient Summary for Unscheduled Cross-border Care	This IPS Attribute Collection provides an Address Book resource detailing the address details of the patient, and people and organisations relevant to the patient with respect to the IPS.			draft			Group
Preferred Healthcare providers	hl7ips-dataelement-163					If known, this information shall be provided. Note it is not necessarily the case that Preferred Healthcare Provider is the same party as the source of the patient summary; the latter is given by the Provenance meta data. ‘Preferred’ indicates the most relevant entity to be contacted for use in this patient summary.	CEN/TC 251 prEN 17269:2018 Health informatics — The Patient Summary for Unscheduled Cross-border Care				draft			Group	Patient’s Address Book
Healthcare Provider (person) (HP, HCP)	hl7ips-dataelement-165										draft			Group	Preferred Healthcare providers
Name	hl7ips-dataelement-121	Collection of data							It requires family and given name components.		draft			Item	Healthcare Provider (person)
Telecoms	hl7ips-dataelement-169	Collection of data									draft			Item	Healthcare Provider (person)
Healthcare Provider (organisation)	hl7ips-dataelement-166										draft			Group	Preferred Healthcare providers
Organisation’s Name	hl7ips-dataelement-172	String									draft			Item	Healthcare Provider (organisation)
Telecoms	hl7ips-dataelement-174	Collection of data									draft			Item	Healthcare Provider (organisation)	hl7ips-dataelement-169
Other's Contacts’ Details	hl7ips-dataelement-164					The urgency of the scenario suggests that the contact details will be minimised to the most likely means of getting in touch. The role distinguishes between individuals (and organisations) by means of their function with respect to the patient’s care to enable the relevant person to be contacted by the healthcare provider at the point of care. The role can be both functional (e.g. doctor) and a specialisation (e.g. specialist).	CEN/TC 251 prEN 17269:2018 Health informatics — The Patient Summary for Unscheduled Cross-border Care				draft			Group	Patient’s Address Book
Contact	hl7ips-dataelement-167										draft			Group	Other's Contacts’ Details
Role	hl7ips-dataelement-175	Code									draft			Item	Contact
Name	hl7ips-dataelement-157	Collection of data							It requires family and given name components.		draft			Item	Contact	hl7ips-dataelement-121
Address	hl7ips-dataelement-120	Collection of data							Address		draft			Item	Contact
Telecoms	hl7ips-dataelement-122	Collection of data									draft			Item	Contact	hl7ips-dataelement-169