Generated Narrative: StructureDefinition schedule-supporting-data Name Flags Card. Type Description & Constraints schedule-supporting-data 0..* Element Schedule 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; liveVirusConflict 0..1 BackboneElement Potential conflicts between live virus vaccines based on previous and current vaccinations and the required time intervals to avoid interference. #xD; previous 1..1 BackboneElement Details about the previous vaccination. #xD; vaccineType 1..1 string Type of the previous vaccine. #xD; cvx 1..1 string CVX code for the previous vaccine. #xD; current 1..1 BackboneElement Details about the current vaccination. #xD; vaccineType 1..1 string Type of the current vaccine. #xD; cvx 1..1 string CVX code for the current vaccine. #xD; conflictBeginInterval 1..1 string Time interval before which a conflict begins after the previous vaccination. #xD; minConflictEndInterval 1..1 string Minimum time interval after which the conflict might end. #xD; conflictEndInterval 1..1 string Time interval after which the conflict ends. #xD; vaccineGroupMap 0..1 BackboneElement Mapping of vaccine groups to their specific attributes. #xD; name 1..1 string Name of the vaccine group. #xD; administerFullVaccineGroup 0..1 boolean Flag to indicate if the full vaccine group should be administered. #xD; vaccineGroupToAntigenMap 0..1 BackboneElement Mapping of vaccine groups to their associated antigens. #xD; name 0..1 string The name of the vaccine group. #xD; antigen 0..* string List of antigens associated with the vaccine group. #xD; cvxToAntigenMap 0..1 BackboneElement Maps CVX Codes to Antigens and Ages. #xD; cvx 0..1 string CVX Code #xD; shortDescription 0..1 string Short Description of this CVX #xD; association 0..* BackboneElement A list of associated antigens and ages. #xD; antigen 0..1 string Name of the antigen #xD; associationBeginAge 0..1 string Starting age, if applicable, when this antigen is associated with this CVX code #xD; associationEndAge 0..1 string Ending age, if applicable, when this antigen is associated with this CVX code #xD; vaccinationObservationMap 0..1 BackboneElement Describes the observation rules for vaccination based on specific patient conditions. #xD; observationCode 1..1 string Unique code for the observation. #xD; observationTitle 1..1 string Title of the observation. #xD; indicationText 0..1 string Text indicating why the vaccine should be administered. #xD; contraindicationText 0..1 string Text indicating why the vaccine should not be administered. #xD; clarifyingText 0..1 string Additional clarifications for the vaccination rule. #xD; codedValues 0..* BackboneElement List of associated SNOMED or other coded values relevant to the observation. #xD; code 1..1 string Code identifying the condition or observation. #xD; codeSystem 1..1 string The system in which the code is valid (e.g., SNOMED, CDCPHINVS). #xD; text 1..1 string Human-readable name or description of the code. #xD; Documentation for this format
This resource consolidates various mapping and conflict information related to vaccine scheduling to support decision-making processes.
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Potential conflicts between live virus vaccines based on previous and current vaccinations and the required time intervals to avoid interference.
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Time interval before which a conflict begins after the previous vaccination.
Minimum time interval after which the conflict might end.
Time interval after which the conflict ends.
Mapping of vaccine groups to their specific attributes.
Flag to indicate if the full vaccine group should be administered.
Mapping of vaccine groups to their associated antigens.
List of antigens associated with the vaccine group.
Starting age, if applicable, when this antigen is associated with this CVX code
Ending age, if applicable, when this antigen is associated with this CVX code
Describes the observation rules for vaccination based on specific patient conditions.
Text indicating why the vaccine should be administered.
Text indicating why the vaccine should not be administered.
Additional clarifications for the vaccination rule.
List of associated SNOMED or other coded values relevant to the observation.
Code identifying the condition or observation.
The system in which the code is valid (e.g., SNOMED, CDCPHINVS).
Human-readable name or description of the code.