Generated Narrative: StructureDefinition DosagingInformation Name Flags Card. Type Description & Constraints DosagingInformation 0..* Base Dosaging (model) Instances of this logical model can be the target of a Reference sequence 0..1 INT Order of the dosage instruction, in case one treatment consists of several dosaging schemes text 0..1 ST Free text usage/dosage instructions additionalInstruction 0..* CD Coded instructions, e.g warnings to the patient, like 'may cause drowsiness' etc patientInstruction 0..1 ST Patient oriented instructions as free text doseAndRate 0..* Class Amount of medication administered per one dose (= one timing) type 0..1 CD The kind of dose or rate specified (e.g calculated, ordered, etc). dose[x] 0..1 Amount of medication per one dose. (1 tablet, 2-3 tablets, 20ml) doseElement Element(PQ) doseRange Range rate[x] 0..1 Time period during which one defined dose is administered (per 1 hour, per 5-10 minutes) rateElement Element(RTO | PQ) rateRange Range timing 0..1 Class When medication should be administered (period, time of day, frequency, etc) event 0..* DT Exact date and/or time of the administration code 0..1 CD Timing abbreviation (AM - morning, Q4H - once in every 4 hours, BID - twice a day, etc) repeat 0..1 Class Repetition of the administration. bounds 0..1 Class Time bounds for the treatment (current dosaging scheme). Only one of the following can exist. duration 0..1 PQ Number of time units, e.g 10 days range 0..1 Range A range of numbers of time units, 5-10 days period 0..1 Period Start and end date, 05.08.2023 - 10.08.2023 count 0..1 Class Number of times to repeat, exact or range count 0..1 INT Number of times (e.g 'once', '10 times') countMax 0..1 INT Maximum number of times (e.g 'maximum 10 times') duration 0..1 Class Duration of one administration, exact or range duration 0..1 PQ Duration of administration (e.g '5 minutes', '1 hour') durationMax 0..1 PQ Maximum duration of administration (e.g 'maximum 1 hour') frequency 0..1 Class Frequency of intake/administration (e.g 'three times a day') numberOfTimes 0..1 INT Number of times per period (e.g '3 times') maxNumberOfTimes 0..1 INT Maximum number of times per period (e.g. 'maximum 3 times') period 0..1 PQ Duration to which the frequency applies (e.g '... / 1 day') periodMax 0..1 PQ Upper limit of the period (e.g ... / 4-6 hours) dayOfWeek 0..* CD The day of the week of administration, e.g Mon, Tue, etc timeOfDay 0..* time Time of day of administration (e.g '10:00') eventTime 0..* Class An event the administration is bound to, e.g 'before meal', '30 min before meal' when 0..* CD Time period or event ('before meal', 'immediately', 'morning') offset 0..1 INT minutes from event, before or after (?not sure how to show before/after with only positive integers) asNeeded 0..1 BL Take as needed asNeededFor 0..* CD Take as needed for the coded reason bodySite 0..1 CD Body site of administration routeOfAdministration 0..1 CD Route of administration methodOfAdministration 0..1 CD Method of administration maxDose 0..* Class Maximum dose for the patient maxDosePerPeriod 0..* RTO Upper limit on medication per unit of time maxDosePerAdministration 0..1 PQ Upper limit on medication per one administration maxDosePerLifetime 0..1 PQ Upper limit on medication per lifetime of the patient Documentation for this format
Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE)
Logical model for usage instructions for administring the requested product. Based on FHIR Dosage complex data type.
IHE http://www.ihe.net/Governance/#Intellectual_Property
Order of the dosage instruction, in case one treatment consists of several dosaging schemes
Coded instructions, e.g warnings to the patient, like 'may cause drowsiness' etc
Patient oriented instructions as free text
Amount of medication administered per one dose (= one timing)
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The kind of dose or rate specified (e.g calculated, ordered, etc).
Amount of medication per one dose. (1 tablet, 2-3 tablets, 20ml)
Time period during which one defined dose is administered (per 1 hour, per 5-10 minutes)
When medication should be administered (period, time of day, frequency, etc)
Exact date and/or time of the administration
Timing abbreviation (AM - morning, Q4H - once in every 4 hours, BID - twice a day, etc)
Time bounds for the treatment (current dosaging scheme). Only one of the following can exist.
A range of numbers of time units, 5-10 days
Number of times to repeat, exact or range
Number of times (e.g 'once', '10 times')
Maximum number of times (e.g 'maximum 10 times')
Duration of one administration, exact or range
Duration of administration (e.g '5 minutes', '1 hour')
Maximum duration of administration (e.g 'maximum 1 hour')
Frequency of intake/administration (e.g 'three times a day')
Number of times per period (e.g '3 times')
Maximum number of times per period (e.g. 'maximum 3 times')
Duration to which the frequency applies (e.g '... / 1 day')
Upper limit of the period (e.g ... / 4-6 hours)
The day of the week of administration, e.g Mon, Tue, etc
Time of day of administration (e.g '10:00')
An event the administration is bound to, e.g 'before meal', '30 min before meal'
Time period or event ('before meal', 'immediately', 'morning')
minutes from event, before or after (?not sure how to show before/after with only positive integers)
Upper limit on medication per unit of time
Upper limit on medication per one administration
Upper limit on medication per lifetime of the patient