Generated Narrative: StructureDefinition antigen-supporting-data Name Flags Card. Type Description & Constraints antigen-supporting-data 0..* Element Antigen Supporting Data Elements defined in Ancestors:@id, <a href="http://hl7.org/fhir/R4/datatypes.html#Element" title="May be used to represent additional information that is not part of the basic definition of the element. To make the use of extensions safe and manageable, there is a strict set of governance applied to the definition and use of extensions. Though any implementer can define an extension, there is a set of requirements that SHALL be met as part of the definition of the extension.">extension #xD; targetDisease 0..1 CodeableConcept The disease that the vaccine targets. #xD; vaccineGroup 0..1 CodeableConcept The vaccine group associated with the target disease. #xD; immunity 0..1 BackboneElement Information about immunity from clinical history or birth data. #xD; clinicalHistory 0..* BackboneElement List of clinical guidelines that describe circumstances of immunity. #xD; guidelineCode 1..1 string Code of the guideline. #xD; guidelineTitle 1..1 string Title of the guideline. #xD; dateOfBirth 0..1 BackboneElement Birth date related immunity information. #xD; immunityBirthDate 1..1 date Date conferring automatic immunity. #xD; birthCountry 1..1 string Country of birth relevant to immunity. #xD; exclusion 0..* BackboneElement Exclusions based on certain criteria. #xD; exclusionCode 1..1 string Code for the exclusion criteria. #xD; exclusionTitle 1..1 string Title of the exclusion criteria. #xD; contraindications 0..1 BackboneElement Information about contraindications for the vaccine. #xD; vaccineGroup 0..1 BackboneElement Contraindications specific to the vaccine group. #xD; contraindication 0..* BackboneElement List of contraindications. #xD; observationCode 1..1 string Code identifying the contraindication. #xD; observationTitle 1..1 string Title of the contraindication. #xD; contraindicationText 1..1 string Description of the contraindication. #xD; series 0..* BackboneElement Information about the vaccination series. #xD; seriesName 1..1 string Name of the vaccination series. #xD; targetDisease 1..1 CodeableConcept Disease targeted by the series. #xD; vaccineGroup 1..1 CodeableConcept Vaccine group for the series. #xD; seriesType 1..1 string Type of series (standard, risk-based, etc.). #xD; selectSeries 0..1 BackboneElement Selection criteria for the series. #xD; defaultSeries 1..1 boolean If this is the default series. #xD; productPath 1..1 boolean If the series has a specific product path. #xD; seriesGroupName 1..1 string Name of the series group. #xD; seriesGroup 1..1 string Group number of the series. #xD; seriesPriority 1..1 string Priority of the series. #xD; seriesPreference 1..1 string Preference number within the group. #xD; maxAgeToStart 1..1 string Maximum age to start the series. #xD; seriesDose 0..* BackboneElement Doses within the series. #xD; doseNumber 1..1 string Number of the dose in the series. #xD; age 0..* BackboneElement Age recommendations for the dose. #xD; absMinAge 1..1 string Absolute minimum age for the dose. #xD; minAge 1..1 string Minimum recommended age for the dose. #xD; earliestRecAge 1..1 string Earliest recommended age for the dose. #xD; latestRecAge 1..1 string Latest recommended age for the dose. #xD; preferableVaccine 0..* BackboneElement Preferable vaccines for the dose. #xD; vaccineType 1..1 string Type of the vaccine. #xD; cvx 1..1 string CVX code for the vaccine. #xD; beginAge 1..1 string Beginning age for the vaccine. #xD; endAge 1..1 string Ending age for the vaccine. #xD; volume 1..1 decimal Volume of the vaccine to be administered. #xD; forecastVaccineType 1..1 string Forecast type of the vaccine. #xD; tradeName 0..1 string Trade name of the vaccine. #xD; mvx 0..1 string Manufacturer's vaccine code. #xD; allowableVaccine 0..* BackboneElement Allowable vaccines if preferable vaccines are not available. #xD; vaccineType 1..1 string Type of allowable vaccine. #xD; cvx 1..1 string CVX code for allowable vaccine. #xD; beginAge 1..1 string Beginning age for allowable vaccine. #xD; endAge 1..1 string Ending age for allowable vaccine. #xD; seasonalRecommendation 0..1 BackboneElement Seasonal recommendation for the vaccine dose. #xD; startDate 1..1 string Start date for the seasonal recommendation. #xD; endDate 1..1 string End date for the seasonal recommendation. #xD; Documentation for this format
A resource to store supporting data for antigens including target disease, vaccine groups, immunity criteria, contraindications, and vaccination series.
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The vaccine group associated with the target disease.
Information about immunity from clinical history or birth data.
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List of clinical guidelines that describe circumstances of immunity.
Birth date related immunity information.
Information about contraindications for the vaccine.
Contraindications specific to the vaccine group.
Information about the vaccination series.
Type of series (standard, risk-based, etc.).
If the series has a specific product path.
Volume of the vaccine to be administered.
Allowable vaccines if preferable vaccines are not available.
Seasonal recommendation for the vaccine dose.
Start date for the seasonal recommendation.
End date for the seasonal recommendation.