Data Set CEN/TC 251 prEN 17269 - Concept Advance Directives

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Name	ID[‑]	Datatype[‑]	Description[‑]	Source[‑]	Rationale[‑]	Operationalizations[‑]	Status[‑]	Type[‑]	Parent concept[‑]	Inherit from[‑]
Advance Directives (AD Section, Living will, Personal directive)	hl7ips-dataelement-8		Provision for healthcare decisions in the event that, in the future, a person is unable to make those decisions. A conformant IPS document may not include this section. Healthcare directives concerning life or after life wishes of the patient	CEN/TC 251 prEN 17269:2018 Health informatics — The Patient Summary for Unscheduled Cross-border Care	Deemed to be of value in unplanned care if a life-threatening event or fatality occurs and the patient or a legitimate decision maker has stipulated what should happen with respect to the patient who is too ill or hurt to express their wishes.		draft	Group
Advance Directives (AD List)	hl7ips-dataelement-24		A list comprising one or more advance directives Note: Although not in this version of the standard, future versions of the Advanced Directives IPS Section might also include definitions and descriptions regarding ‘CONSENT practices’ as directives and mandates from particular jurisdictions	CEN/TC 251 prEN 17269:2018 Health informatics — The Patient Summary for Unscheduled Cross-border Care			draft	Group	Advance Directives
Advance Directive	hl7ips-dataelement-179						draft	Group	Advance Directives
Person authorising Directive	hl7ips-dataelement-22		The source of each directive if known; the decision maker is usually the patient and/or a delegated person such as a Legal Guardian. If the authority is not the patient, then it will be someone to contact for further information and clarification of the patient’s wishes. The postal address elements are not included reflecting the urgency for the contact; however, full details should be consistent and available from the Patient’s Address Book.	CEN/TC 251 prEN 17269:2018 Health informatics — The Patient Summary for Unscheduled Cross-border Care			draft	Group	Advance Directive
Name	hl7ips-dataelement-118	Collection of data				It requires family and given name components.	draft	Item	Person authorising Directive	hl7ips-dataelement-121
Telecoms	hl7ips-dataelement-178	String					draft	Item	Person authorising Directive	hl7ips-dataelement-100
Directive category	hl7ips-dataelement-180	Code	There are Directives related to decisions prior and after death. For example, directives prior to death might relate to Blood transfusions, and Non-Resuscitation and post death directives might relate to organ donation.	CEN/TC 251 prEN 17269:2018 Health informatics — The Patient Summary for Unscheduled Cross-border Care			draft	Item	Advance Directive
Description	hl7ips-dataelement-26	Text	Textual description of the directive. Derived models may choose to use distinct elements for each narrative directive or to collect them into a single section level narrative block.	CEN/TC 251 prEN 17269:2018 Health informatics — The Patient Summary for Unscheduled Cross-border Care			draft	Item	Advance Directive
Reference to Legal Document	hl7ips-dataelement-27	Collection of data	The Directives may take the form of a reference to a legal document (e.g. Living Will) or an external textual description.	CEN/TC 251 prEN 17269:2018 Health informatics — The Patient Summary for Unscheduled Cross-border Care			draft	Item	Advance Directive