ziegm
commented
4 years ago The same issue for the Medication Prescription document:
IHE Community Prescription (PRE)
6.3.4.7.3.4 Amount of units of the consumable Quantity
<quantity value=' ' unit=' '/>
The Amount of units of the consumable Content Module describes the quantity of the enclosing consumable-element.
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If the enclosing consumable-element also contains package information, the quantity-element SHALL contain the amount of primary packaged items of the medication. The value shall refer to the primary layer of the package information given in the pharm:asContent-element of the consumable (e.g., if the value is 2 and the pharm:asContent-element describes a blister containing 30 tablets, this means that 2 blisters (with each 30 tablets in it) have been prescribed). Eventually present sub- or super layers of packaging (subContent, asSuperContent elements below the asContent element) are not affected. In this case the unit attribute SHALL NOT be present.
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If the enclosing consumable-element does not contain package information, the quantity-element SHALL contain the amount of consumable units of the medication. In this case the unit attribute MAY be present, if the quantity is in non-countable units. The value of the unit SHALL be out of the UCUM code system.
Project eMedication
To correct in following document:
- projects\eHealthSuisse\eMedikation\v1.0\2-6-MedicationPrescription.xml
IHE Pharmacy Technical Framework Supplement – Community Dispense (DIS)
6.3.4.5.3.7 Quantity Value
quantity value=' ' unit=' '
The supply entry SHALL be present and indicate the quantity supplied.
The medication in the element describes either (1) a manufactured medication (e.g., “Adol 500mg Caplet”) or (2) a descriptor of a magistral preparation/compound medicine. It also may contain package information (e.g., “Adol 500mg Caplet, 30 tablets package”) in the pharm:asContent-element. The following rules shall indicate to which the quantity-element relates to (either manufactured medication or package):
If the product-element also contains package information, the quantity-element SHALL contain the amount of packages of the medication. The value shall refer to the primary layer of the package information given in the pharm:asContent-element of the product (e.g., if the value is 2 and the pharm:asContent-element describes a blister containing 30 tablets, this means that 2 blisters (with each 30 tablets in it) have been dispensed). Eventually present sub- or super layers of packaging (subContent, asSuperContent elements below the asContent element) are not affected. In this case the unit attribute SHALL NOT be present.
If the product- element does not contain package information, the quantity-element SHALL contain the amount of consumable units of the medication. In this case the unit attribute MAY be present, if the quantity is in non-countable units. The value of the unit SHALL be out of the UCUM code system.
Project eMedication
The 1st case described above occurs in the following documents:
Number of packages:
<quantity unit="1" value="1" />-> Correction:<quantity value="1" />Package information in product-element:
<pharm:capacityQuantity value="30" />The 2nd case described above is not integrated in any document of this project.