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InfoNOTE: THIS SECTION IS STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTIONUpon creating a CarePlan for a particular Patient (see Creating Care Plans), the CarePlan’s ServiceRequest resources inherit a copy of any measurement ranges defined in the PlanDefinition’s ActivityDefinition resources, see https://ehealth-dk.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/EDTW/pages/1696137281/Managing+Telemedicine+Packages#Defining-measurement-ranges. It is expected that a Practitioner performs or considers Patient-specific adjustment of the measurement ranges in ServiceRequest resources beyond this point, possibly continuously going forward.

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Please refer to the description of measurement ranges for details on how to define adjacent and possibly (but not typically) overlapping measurement ranges.

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The following describes how to set up a measurement range on a single ServiceRequest. In case the CarePlan contains multiple ServiceRequest for the same activity code, copying of changes to measurement ranges can be relevant. Multiple ServiceRequest in the same CarePlan or sub-CarePlan can refer to the same ActivityDefinition (through ServiceRequest.definition) and/or each refer to an individual ActivityDefinition with same ActivityDefinition.code.

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It is likely to be expected from Employee Solutions that they address copying of changes in measurement ranges to other ServiceRequest in the same CarePlan/sub-Careplan having the same activity code. As copying is not always the desired effect, prompting of user when to do that should be considered.

Setting up Absolute Reference Ranges

An absolute reference range is set up by adding a ehealth-referenceRange structure to ServiceRequest.ehealth-referenceRange where:

  • ehealth-referenceRange.type is a Coding with:

    • system: http://ehealth.sundhed.dk/cs/reference-range-type

    • code: RAL or GAL, for red alarm absolute reference range and yellow alarm absolute reference range, respectively.

  • ehealth-referenceRange.low and/or .high is a:

    • a SimpleQuantity where:

      • value: the integer or decimal value for the low/high boundary

      • unit: <same unit as measured value is expressed with>

      • system: <same system as measured value is expressed with>

      • code: <same code as measured value is expressed with>

Setting up

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Relative Reference Ranges and a Reference Base

A relative reference range is set up by adding a ehealth-referenceRange structure to ServiceRequest.ehealth-referenceRange where:

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