FHIR Composition Resource Example: Implementing a Laboratory Report (MyHealth@Eu)
Composition: example - JSON Representation - MyHealth@Eu Laboratory Report v0.1.0
MyHealth@Eu released a draft JSON representation for a Laboratory Report, utilizing the FHIR Composition resource.
Summary
This entry presents a sample of a lab report using the FHIR Composition resource provided by MyHealth@Eu. This example demonstrates how to structure and represent laboratory results and documented information in a standardized format, contributing to improved interoperability in healthcare.
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This article provides a JSON sample of a Composition resource based on FHIR R4, as part of the MyHealth@Eu Laboratory Report (v0.1.0). The example demonstrates how a document of type 'Laboratory report' is structured, including identifiers, status, date, author, and associated organization information. Notably, it shows how to structure the overall document while referencing related entities (e.g., Observation/SampleBloodGroupObservation) in the `contained` section. This is crucial for handling medical data not merely as text but in a machine-readable format. This technique is vital for establishing the foundational technology for data linkage within Japanese electronic health record and claims systems. This sample concretely illustrates the goal of FHIR: 'information exchange.' It serves as a reference for achieving seamless exchange of lab results and clinical records between different systems.
Technology Note
FHIR（Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources）は医療データ交換の国際標準。このエントリの関連技術: FHIR
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