Well Child Tamariki Ora FHIR Implementation Guide
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Assumptions and Items to Confirm

Item Draft position / question
Form mechanism FHIR Questionnaire and QuestionnaireResponse used for form definition and response
Resource derivation Clinical resources may be generated from, referenced by or associated with a QuestionnaireResponse
Multi-author model Consent, Health History/Nursing and PEDS-R expected to support staged/multi-author completion
Authorship Retain author, role, organisation and time where available
Authenticated population National Data Services and PMS/EMR information only in authenticated/authorised context
Unauthenticated population No protected automatic population into email/SMS-launched forms
Consent finalisation Whānau may begin consent; finalisation requires informed provider conversation
PEDS-R licensing Must comply with applicable licence
SDQ licensing Must comply with applicable licensing requirements
Growth charts Growth observations in scope; charts may be separate/linked initially
Schedule resource Task or another FHIR workflow representation to be confirmed
NES interactions Provider nomination/update expected subject to NES specification and agreed rules
Form versions Version management required
Status model Component and overall statuses require confirmation
Referral management Recording vs managing referral follow-up requires further definition
Corrections and updates Amendment/version preservation/source correction rules require definition
ECE author representation FHIR and identity representation remains to be confirmed
Summary representation Composition and Bundle are provisional candidates
Coordinator capability Final application/product remains to be confirmed
Cohorting implementation Eligibility/cohorting implementation remains to be confirmed

These items are expected to change as business, clinical, architecture, security and technical design progresses.